Anyone else see an issue with having to access the spare tire from above, not below like most trucks. What do you do if you have a full bed and a flat?
KMarino
KMarino
I think the reason is more related to break downs than hauling extra things. When you are on the side of the road digging for your spare tire and jack, you want people to see your hazards even if you have your trunk or hatch open. We can’t have cars with spare tires mounted to the front bumper.
My first car had one.
Doing a little digging it sound like those are called speed tables. It sounds like they are pretty effective for roads 45mph or below. Sounds like they could possibly install some of these along with a few more clearly designated crosswalks.
I would like to know if there have been any updates to the EyeSight and other driver assist features. We have a 2015 Forester and it is nice for commutes and traffic driving. Are they all standard or are some optional?
If 8x4 doesn’t fit, what the biggest flat sheet that would fit?
Good way to calculate the maximum loan you can afford:
Its not graded by the FIA.
Baltimore is not on the list any more. I’m guessing the licence expired.
Not to nitpick but these seem pretty substantial.
Look for the Southern Cross and the Southern Pointers. Found out about about it last year on my trip to South Africa.
No heal-toe needed for a hill. Just clutch control and brake. Takes some practice but satisfying when you get it right.
My wife has corn allergy too. There is corn in everything!
Target’s return policy for gift registries is not as forgiving. We opened and assembled a coffee table we had our our registry. Found out it was too small for the room. They wouldn’t take it back. I had to disassemble it, and put it back in the box and claim it was defective for them to take it back. I no longer buy…
Time is a factor you are ignoring. If are only living in a place for a few years and decide to buy instead of rent, the math usually says you will not recoup your closing costs.
Hey Will! thanks for taking the time to answer some questions.
From the comments of the source article:
The Defender we rode in our on trip up Sani Pass in South Africa.
Tusks of elephants are basically large teeth, so they wont grow back. and would be difficult to remove ethically.