Probably because the word sounds sexy. People buy wedding rings as an alternative to gold, if I remember correctly.
Its right there in the name: StainLESS steel. Not StainPROOF steel.
Some Cybertruck owners say their fellow Cybertruckers are blowing things out of proportion, and one said it’s a good idea to not “...drive it in the rain, or get it wet.
Yeah I bet the market for the >$70K Overtrail editions and the “I need a 3rd row for my kid’s friends once a year” doesn’t really have much overlap.
What didn’t the Rancho predict? FWD, faux off-road looks, cavernous rear space for hauling stuff, off-the-shelf car-based I4—I’ve just described every C-segment CUV currently in existence.
The GS is the closest thing we got to the Toyota Crown in the US (same platform).
Seems like there might be cause to sue the pants off some San Mateo officials.
I feel like this needs clarification:
288 GTO bodywork, or Pontiac GTO bodywork?
Lolz, those engines don’t last stock, forget turbocharging them.
I have to agree. This was a vehicle that had no real reason to exist outside of the Indian market it was designed for (and failed there, too, by the way) but since there is no other smaller vehicle Ford offers the USA, it sells by default.
And the answer to that question is also the Model T.
But they have such charming minor league baseball teams! Though smelly, yes.....
...cold hotdogs dipped in salsa...
This. People love to bag on Nebraska, and don’t get me wrong it deserves it plenty, but Iowa is a worse drive IMHO. I’ve driven across the country eleven times using 40, 70, 80 and 90 (different trips) and Iowa is the worst.
Ohio sucks because most of the “through” parts of the state - north/south, east/west - pass through either flat farmland or endless suburban sprawl.
But if you’re taking Route 35 or 33 diagonally across the state - say you’re driving from Michigan/Chicagoland to the Carolinas - you pass through the heavily forested,…
You’re driving through the wrong part of Ohio. I live in the 40% of the state that is basically West Virginia Lite, it’s nothing but winding roads, hills, and trees.
Counterpoint: Driving through the mountains for hours just to get to the beach is just as tiring. Or the 7+ hour drive home in the middle of the night…
I’ve never driven through Nebraska, but I have driven to Nebraska. I-80 across Iowa is mind numbing enough. The occasional stench of pig farms is the only thing keeping you awake.
Looking forward to the shocking story about Ferrari’s SUV also becoming its best-selling vehicle.
Amen, at least as shown in the video, the oblivious moron biker never even looked to his right as he blithely sailed through the intersection without a care in the world, and it was a one-way street with traffic coming from only that direction. It’s a wonder this guy has evaded the forces of natural selection this…