The reason people don’t watch endurance is it is fairly confusing with all the different series and teams and drivers. F1 is more simplified and easier to pick a camp and stick with it, its structured so teams can’t duck out of individual races so you always have someone to root for.

And yet everyone bitches about Subaru head gaskets and its about the same amount of work to get those out/ replaced. It’s a flaw, a flaw that does not exist to the majority of engines. And those engines have only been out for 5 years at this point. And if you didn’t know carbon buildup on the back of the valves…

If it wasn’t a turbo engine you could use intake cleaner and burn it out, hence the title of that article.

The intake valves carbon up, around 100,000 km, and the only fix right now is to replace the heads.

Not a lawyer so I’m sure someone will correct me if I’m wrong but the case wasn’t thrown out, it was dropped, so the precedent they hope to set was simply not set. If it had reached verdict or been thrown out it would have had an effect on future lawsuits. This is second best case scenario for future plaintiffs, the…

Heresy!! No like literally heresy, no one has been able to confirm that Toyota was ever officially charged with any kind of negligence and after all the dust had settled on the personal suits not a single person was able to prove they attempted to stop a car that caused an accident. If it wasn’t a pedal mix up it was…

Whatever you tell yourself to make up for your lack of intelligence and charisma.

So, is the gen 3 platform done? How do you know? Again your optimism is refreshing but not rooted in reality, the same with your estimated fuel costs, you can’t cherry pick data, hence why Jack_Smith used national averages and not local prices/off peak prices.

So I reverse Google image searched that image and out of all the NBA players in that article drive...... wait for it....... cars. I do believe 5 or 6 out of 25 drove SUVs. Are all the other NBA players significantly shorter than this guy?

Not a single case of the Toyota lawsuit besides the initial one were found to be the fault of the car. The black boxes all said the brakes were never applied, reported unintended acceleration was always a case of mixing up the brakes and accelerator. Mixing up the brakes and accelerator. And then trying to sue for it.…

Did you have manual steering and drum brakes in the back? Vacuum makes brakes work easily and needs the engine to be running, drums are less susceptible to this. And power steering needs the engine running for obvious reasons.

If your splitting hairs on a couple of dollars worth on energy, conventional has already won. Electric is a hassle and unproven, people have loyalty to their gas auto overlords.

The twin charger costs about 3500$, and you have to install a large receptacle in your garage that will probably set you back 700-1000$. Not exactly a free option. And I’m an electrician, your thoughts on the cost of electricity and charging time are flat out wrong, unless you like 2 km from work.

I just try not to flaunt my fallancies too openly. But you, your a real piece of shit human being. I know because you told me.

Don’t forget the timing belt tensioner that tears the bolt threads out of the alternator bracket when it siezes.

Parking on the street and the spray of salty, crappy slush and water is the reason for driver side rust.

There is a small hose that runs from the body filler trim above the doors down to the bottom edge of the panel. This hose constantly breaks above the fuel filler somewhere and weeps water into the fender area.

And my point was that most people who own one try to have some almighty reasoning to justify owning one. Just admit your a greedy, self serving hedonist and not some boundry crossing phenomena of adventure and move on. Not you personally, unless that is you, then, you.

I suppose the answer truly is, you don’t actually drive it. You keep your purpose built vehicle for its purpose.

Apparently you feel the need to justify your purchases, lol. You whining about the dimensions of the Fit while defending SUVs is hilarious as well.