The good thing with an Alfa is that you won’t have to endure it for 290K miles.

Neutral: My greatest fear isn’t the enthusiast vanishing, but rather places like California managing to legislate us out of existence.

I can picture that.

*sprays mouth with silver paint*

I think the problem is going to solve itself.

To Valhalla!

You shall ride eternal, shiny and chrome

“My world is fire and blood... It was hard to know who was more crazy... me... or everyone else.”

Neutral: My greatest fear isn’t the enthusiast vanishing, but rather places like California managing to legislate us out of existence.

Sounds to me like people in your neck of the woods know how to use the interstate as it was designed to be used. You shouldn’t have to brake on the interstate unless you’re on the off ramp.

Heck man just driving near KSU campus this last year almost has me convinced to buy a dashcam. Between the pedestrians who think brakes can magically break the laws of physics and people running stop lights, its a scary world out here.

Burn! Jokes aside, I’m actually very satisfied with the 3.6 V6 in our GC. It moves the SUV along just fine, doesn’t feel slow at all. Passing acceleration, ehhh *makes seesaw hand motion* but I’m not looking for it to be a rocketship.

Can confirm. Was in friend’s 2015 Jeep Cherokee a few weeks ago, pulled out of the lot onto the one-lane main road, he got on the go pedal, barely accelerated, floored it, barely accelerated, almost got rear ended.

As the owner of a similar Grand Cherokee, I agree!

You kind of just described the legal profession, of which I am part.

Brandon, like many toddlers of its generation, decided to enjoy his freedom with a little coin snack, sticking a two-pence coin in his mouth. Since toddlers are idiots and the coin is a choke-able object. the firefighters realized they’d have to abandon the more time-consuming but non-destructive methods to get in…

It’s basically impossible to compete with people that are screwing over their employees and customers (by using cheap ass parts) when you are paying your techs a livable wage and also using quality parts in cars.

It’s about the money.