As an owner of two pathfinders, a 92 and a 2002 QX4 (fancy pathy), i was pretty bummed to see the pathfinder go soft, but it was bound to happen. For the market the new pathy is targeted to, its not a bad car though IMO, and selling well in my area, i see em all over. Heres hoping they keep and refresh the Xterra to…

These two look similar as well, although i will admit that i personally find them both sexy. Same cant be said for the lexus IMO.

Im with you on forced induction. I personally would like to see them put the 5.0 from the FX in the coupe. Everyone loves the sound of a V8, even if it is Japanese.

Nissan/infiniti VG and VQ series engines are damn good reliable engines. G37 is some where around 330-340 HP I believe. Which is a good amount of power from a 6, and more could be squeezed out of it with a little effort.

I had an idea to do something like this a while back. I wanted to take a flat bottom boat, and rig up a propulsion system that was powered by an ATV. Propulsion would work kind of like a dyno. Rollers that ATV tires spin that links up to a prop or impeller. So you simply drive the ATV up a hinged ramp and onto the…

What has been seen, cannot be unseen.

I dont have a need for one, but if I did, I'd Buy it. Looks way better than the versa

Very classy indeed. i always assumed donks were the jacked up cars with huge rims with a paper thin tire. Both are hideous either way. Also realized I misread title. This fad isn't dead, but damn it should be.

I agree with that on aztek and avalanche, but it fits on the vehicross IMO, which is the most likely to be used offroad of the three. Better to get trail scratches on plastic then paint.

i can't stand seeing people putting these fake spares on the back bumper, and fitting these god awful rims on modern cars like this charger pictured. I have no idea what this fad is called, but i am seeing it more and more in central texas.

I can definitely understand finding joy in maneuvering the bustling streets of a big city. Here in San Antonio our downtown gets pretty hectic (nothing compared to NY i imagine). I also enjoy it sometimes, like in a evading the cops and zipping around slow movers sort of way.

Thats my car!

It seems to me the people who claim the car culture is dead are the people who live in overcrowded "Mega" cities, and dont consider anywhere outside of their sight. places where you cant really "Drive" your car, but rather have to fight traffic at nearly all hours of the day.

Betty always bitches at me. Boooop....headlights are on. Lol.

My 1985 Nissan 300zx has the popup headlamps and the digital dash. While the popup headlamps have always worked without a hitch, the hate on the Digi dash is a bit justified, although i still love it.

My first ride was a hand me down 1996 Ford Ranger 2wd with the 2.3l I4 manual trans. I called it the "Danger Ranger". lol.

Ill just leave this here.

A Deuce n' 1/2. Canopy to keep you out of the elements, multifuel engine that will run on almost any liquid that burns, and the ability to take you to the most secluded corners of the globe so her daddy doesn't find out. plus you can fit damn near an entire hotel room in the bed.

this has to be the best gif ive seen in a long time. lol

I agree with the buddy system. This doesnt relate to the vehicle, but having proper supplies is a must too. Water, food, first aid etc. you never know where you may get stuck.