I dont hate it. Honestly, the boxes I need to check for my DD are well covered by this. Id like to start seeing a more activity minded package for these mercs though..Smaller rims, more profile and some matte plastic.

If you were like me you “helped” them all the time too right?

Most of these either hit dead on for me or miss. The Twisted Metal ice cream truck BonafideSupraman brings up in the comments definitely is a good one.

Should have filled up in Camden both times. Call me a Jersey faithful but im banking on saving a few bucks across the Delaware.

I was driving the other day and stopped to let an ‘03 7-Series parallel park. Its amazing that, at that time, that model looked so futuristic. At the same time, its fascinating how much its predecessor has aged so well while its main competitors have advanced. I barely see new 7s on the road these days. The brand has…

I pretty much thought that was the case. It was interesting though, the dealer in NJ where I purchased the 07 brand new stopped those tactics (purchased in fall of 06 and the plea started in about ‘10) once I traded in the 07 in Manhattan.

Well, common grammar aside, compared to the stories about to pour in mine will likely seem rather basic. It is however my worst/most annoying experience thus far.

This is by far likely the least worst but Manhattan Jeep keeps Calling/ mailing me requests to buy back my 07 Grand Cherokee. I used it as a trade in with them last summer. Despite all my attempts to remind them of this I still get calls. I almost want to take my friend in with his to see what kind of deal they want…

That kid better get a lifetime pass.

Dont know about the rest of you but this looks like a 10 second car to me.

I stumbled onto that package the other day when pricing up an s3...That Sepang blue though they have offered for some of the models is so sexy.

Change up the exterior a tad and bump it to Maserati. They want to be in the general luxury game, might as well come in and get weird.

All-in-all this cuv/sav whatever BMW cares to call it looks pretty good. These kidneys look bloated though.

All Jeep jokes aside, my good friend lost her Accord coupe to a flash flood in Tejas last year. Pictures she sent me were wild.

Glad youre enjoying it. I hope you do your best to have the understand the, for lack of a better word, Plight of the consumer. Though this is one of many pieces to the consumer satisfaction puzzle that relates to repeats/new customers its certainly a nail sticking out that should be hammered if they want to sell more…

If it goes into arbitration/ dispute resolution then a precedent case is not set correct? If thats the case, pending a win for the defenders, nothing will change going forward? Why not surcharge the import and sign a waiver. Tax seems to be the answer to everything else around here anyway.

Refine the service experience at the dealerships and MAYBE this can be a reality. Aside from that with the amount of recalls and service issues currently present id say Jeeps pretty much there!

Clearly the Challenger and Bill Paxtons Ram on the same level.

I still get those buy back letters from the same dealer I traded said vehicle to for my newer jeep.

Adding insult to injury, The dealer I bought mine from misspelled my name embarrassingly wrong. Like, how is this a name wrong when submitting customer info to Chrysler. So every recall I get is a subtle reminder (i’ve asked them to fix it twice) that some of these people are idiots.