It is also quite popular with the RV crowd.
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You know time have changed when the Focus is mentioned in the same sentence as BMW, Audi and awesome.
But yes, that hatch looks awesome. That grille/lowe valance combo looks more mature than the current Dart one too.
Shhht. They're testing a square wheel arches design on a lower scale product before introducing it to the Ram. You know, because everybody loves GM's ones.
8 000 orders by the dealers. They aren't customer orders.
Did they ever leave the old ways?
Can't vouch for the S5, but my Z1 is a complete beast! Granted, I upgraded from a S2 and my company phone was a One X+, so anything could be better....
That's awesome.
Ford often offer a 'blackout' package, including a black grille, fog light trims & spoiler (on hatchback). They offer it on the current model, the Fiesta and previous-gen Fusion. I agree it'd looks nicer!
Well it's built by the same company making the Silverado/Sierra.
Always thought 'Unsafe at any speed' spoke about it with the Corvair, but I just learned it was released in '65. My mistake :)
The only difference is Ralph Nader didn't wrote a book about the Cobalt issues.
Plus, I want a half-ton truck with more payload than a Ranger.
Well said.
LX Notch - Manual 3037 / Auto 3097
LX Hatch - Manual 3102 / Auto 3162
LX Vert - Manual 3238 / Auto 3298
GT Hatch - Manual 3191 / Auto 3251
GT Vert - Manual 3327 / Auto 3442
*87-93 V8 models
Yes, that 65 pounds (equipment for equipment) make quite a difference. Seriously, the real advantage of the notch over the hatch isn't…
I was looking at pictures of this exact truck yesterday! (MM&FF website I think?) Those first-gen were awesome. That one is cleanly built.
Hatchback are better.
Kidding you, notches are hot too. That's the best way to start a war on a Fox forum and watch the verts owner cry in their corner.
V8 torque, lightweight, dragway queen & crappy 20+ years old suspension. They where basically designed to do burnouts.
That awkward moment when Ford's lightly refreshed, 10 years old design looks way better than GM's all-new SUVs...
I think you're on something.