This is the answer I was searching this whole thread for

Isn’t this just a 98 Town Car?

I agree, the proper sentiment I think is “buy products made in US factories” or by extension “buy local” as in “buy a car/truck manufactured in your state or immediate region"

Wrong, common misconception.

I had to scroll this far for someone I agreed with—-sad.

D’ArchAngel

“the fast lane truck" YouTube channel does a lot of these types of comparisons, lots of reviews and comparisons of low spec work trucks

Sebring convertibles are based on stratus/Cirrus and are not DSM cars like the coupes, which are Galant/talon-based.

This photo is the exact car I had in highschool, a 2000 Sebring limited in black with black top, single-tone charcoal interior.

Sebring coupe: MITSUBISHI-based from the onset.

For some reason I remember this car being called the Java but that was many years/beers ago.

That truck is an 80s truck that you have pictured and is not a factory-made product. it is a dealer or aftermarket entity that modified it. I was speaking strictly about Factory offered packages and didn’t realize that this was and 80s dealer special because I did not notice the grill and didn’t actually read the door…

Been here daily since the Ray Wert and Murilee Martin era. Still enjoy some unique content these days, but its all been rather banal outside of the jeep engineer and taverish.

Atuned acat pack with good rubber will run 11s.

Dude...808 on 93, 840 hp on racegas

You have to think be like a pilot or a robot to parallel park well. It’s all about approach angles and properly executed turns.

If traction control cuts timing and fuel, then applies brakes if needed (that’s how it works), then how is it “consistent power delivery” to cut power and apply opposite friction also?

Mybe he is one of those people who consider poeple who know how to operate without knowing the inner workings to be lame.

Sight nitpick, the actual 300c concept was a convertible based on a modified-to-RWD LH platform that became the LX platform. Adaptation was easy as LH was based on Reneault/eagle premier, and LH’s hardpoints could accommodate rear wheel drive with some evolution, which is what became the LX.

Made for TV movie “Knight Rider 2000" and I believe, to add to your statements, it was based off of mid 90s F BODY