Sometimes it's hard to keep my mouth shut, when so many people are so wrong so often.

As impressive as this is (although I would not be impressed if I were the owner of the car), this guy used the most complicated method that could be conceived to complete one of the simplest towing scenarios known to man.

Ford may have ended production, but no one can kill the Crown Victoria.

I agree. I love these things. I believe if Toyota would have kept up with the styling over the years, we would see more of them. They seem to be the red headed stepchild of the Toyota lineup. (A very expensive red headed step child)

Never seen one.

I never knew this existed. Need to brush up on my Lexus history, I guess.

I love these. Would consider buying one, if it was well taken care of.

Cool! What is the purpose of the "Inflatable wheel covers"? And, how do they work?

I use Waze every day. However, I wanted to use Trapster instead. I liked the UI better and the functions were more practical, to me. The only reason that I didn't use it, instead of Waze, was the user base. I felt like I was all alone on the app. I would mark known speed traps, but after several years, had no one…

If I caught this guy, doing this to my car, I would not have nice words for him.

But, sometimes it's more about the down time. I need my car, all day, every day. Every time it needs service or repair, it is a scheduling hardship. Before purchasing my Lexus, I considered the BMW, MB, Audi, etc. I just can't afford to be without my car, that often.

I own a 07 4Runner, 4wd. Let me tell you why. I live in Ohio and just far enough in the country, that when it snows things get nasty.

Ummm, no.

Not really disagreeing, but you are comparing apples to oranges and getting off topic, in the mean time.

As bland as it is, the Camry is hard to touch when it comes to practicality and reliability. Hense, if I am a husband that has let go of the reins and lets my wife buy the family cars, the V6 Camry may be the best compromise I can muster with the leader of my household.

If you need/want a full blown SUV, maybe you want some extra power and handling to help make things a little more fun. But, the station wagon is a compromise from every direction. In trying to be useful in any situation, it is not great at anything.

Can I recommend this post twice?

Agree. Some of the high level models are fun to look at, and have an ass load of power, but at the end of the day, they are just a juiced up, 2-door, early 90's Taurus. Light on refinement and technology, just like their owners.

I recommended your post, because you don't like Miatas.

And the 530 decal spun a couple of degrees, counter clockwise. LOL.