German works councils work very differently from American unions and are, in fact, illegal under US labor relations law.
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And that lift comes entirely from taller tires.
I, for one, shed no tears for all the Windstars with busted head gaskets that C4C put out of their misery.
53 would be the oldest of Gen X, not a boomer.
They didn’t get Android Auto/Apple CarPlay until the 2020 model year. That right there basically kept me from looking at anything from them when I was in the market a couple months ago.
For both fresh and set in grease stains, I’ve found that pretreating with liquid dish soap works well.
For both fresh and set in grease stains, I’ve found that pretreating with liquid dish soap works well.
The TourX has a twin-clutch, toque-vectoring AWD setup that can direct 100% of torque to a single wheel if necessary. It’s pretty solid and capable.
Not the Ridgeline. You need to move up to the RTL-E trim level (second from the top) to get that.
If anxiety is that big an issue for her, has she ever considered seeing a medical professional about it?
Used in three years, of course. And since no normal people will buy them new, then there won’t be any used ones by then and Jalops will keep on bitching that no one makes what they want.
I’m guessing he accidentally found himself on the wrong lane of Elm Street which will spit you right onto a left entrance for I-35, since he got off at the very next exit.
The older Versa was pretty awful, but as cheap crapmobiles go, the Versa Note isn’t a bad choice. It’s not inspiring or exciting in the slightest, but it’s cheap and surprisingly roomy (it passes the “I can sit behind myself” test).
Every now and then a new one would come on the market and the government would auction it off.
If you build in zones 1 or 2, you will have lots of trouble insuring your house. On the other hand, some people build in those places because it’s cheaper.
I just saw a Model X on my commute to work today and the doors on the passenger side didn’t line up. Make of that what you will.
A small car to buy used in five years.
It’s perfectly reasonable for a city to declare that outdoor storage of junk is an inappropriate usage of land zoned as residential.
You can have a project car, just keep it in a garage and not on your front lawn.
I agree. What right does the city have to tell me I can’t store my collection of toxic waste samples and scrap metal on my property?