Stop right there, youtube "top gear lancia fulvia", then come back and restate your thesis. Turbo and NA 4s have their place among all these great engines. Ever heard a Subie at full tilt? Thats a flat 4 son.

That turbo.....is awesome.

I've had two Cherokees:

This was always my dream when I drove a cab. Sadly I only had access to a Dodge Caravan.

During the summer I drove the QE2 up and down at least once every 2 weeks. It's not as crazy early in the week. I was passing people while doing just about 110kmk/h (I think)

For those that miss MXC

My biggest counter point is that producing jis iPhone, iPad, and Mac have pretty much the same effect as batteries from an electric car.
Church.

$3996.....and 3 cents.

My mom and I (both being avid Cherokee lovers) used to joke around that barring any write off accidents, our Cherokee would run until it was just 4 wheels, an engine, a transmission and 2 axles. The unibody was the worst thing from my point of view. Cherokees love to rust, and it's hard to replace a rusty rear quarter…

Because microjet turbines.

"its only flaws are that it's an automatic"
Not really, the AW4 is a bullet proof beast of a transmission. Its one of the few autoboxes I actually do like. Hence why I've had two of them. Keep up on maintenance and they'll run forever.

We are nice. And passive aggressive. It was an internal email that was accidentally sent to CBS. That screams passive aggressive.

And then subsequently got bogged down in January. General Winter FTW.

Im so excited! Im going to go rewatch every episode

VTEC's kickin in yo!

If I ever bought one, I'd convert it to four wheels and wear a helmet. Then it would sort of make sense.

Imagine this in the middle of the night.
First you hear that V8.
Then, out of nowhere, that truck comes flying around the corner.
Awesome.

+1
My heart stops whenever I see one of these. This is my current dream car.
(After this is going to be Lotus Exige)

You know all those abandoned supercars in the Middle East? Those have nothing on this.

I would argue Maluch (Fiat p126)