This needed to come out of the grays.

Is it not a hotel?

I mean, the Jaguar emblem was sort of a giveaway. 

I never drove one, so right out of the gate I can’t comment on ride/handling.

The stick was a reach for sure. 

It may be an aftermarket stick shift, but you could get these with a stick from the factory. My uncle had one. That even looks like the correct shift boot.

Yeah, this article lacks numbers.

“Beating” is a weird was to describe it. As in higher or lower payments than the other trucks? Are we cheering for Toyota or the consumer?

I’m familiar with Texas edition these and thats out there, curious about what Oklahoma edition vehicles exist.

I don’t know about all of the excu$e$.

Seems like a rather basic technology to engineer some sort of accordian gasket that could better insulate the gate with the plane. I’m thinking of something along the lines of what attaches the front and back of an articulating bus.

I go commando in my kilt. (Not really)

Number 8 million on the list of things not to worry about. 

Randomly, I had what would’ve been about a 2012 Legacy loaner with cloth. seats.  The driver seat was comfy! I found it soft and supportive with no pressure points or posture issues.

Maybe if I was taking Wednesday to prom.

These definitely needed to come out of the greys.

Wish there were interior pics. Don’t want to watch a youtube video.

(Disclaimer: I’m far from a SAB expert.) I think this was “GM era” in so far as the purchase had taken place, but I don’t think this one is “GM tainted” so to speak. This model existed before the purchase. Unless GM did a bunch a stuff I’m unaware of to make this different than, say, a 1999 SAAB 9-3 convertible.

My buddy had one of these in hatchback (notchback?) form, and I must say I don’t recall it ever giving him a problem. And it led a life of commuting and fast food errands. He did keep up on the maintenance, pretty meticulous about oil changes (good for him). They were a “Ford family” and the other Fords in their…

So the fan protection is bails of hay? I guess it worked.