I don’t typically wish injury on someone else. However, in this case I am quite happy to see that the only person in the hospital as a result of this crash is the asshole DUI driver!
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I miss my Intellivision II from childhood. Glad to see that in the background!
Same boat as you. I wanted one. Wife was completely against it and since it becomes her car in a few years when I’m done, she had a say. I am Gen-x and I recall my parents driving a station wagon, so I am admittedly surprised I like the Taurex so much. But clearly I was not a majority and another one bites the dust.
Pretty much how I felt after I bought my first Plymouth, a month before Plymouth itself was cancelled. Talk about depreciation as you drive off the lot!
That does look pretty easy to install. Thanks for the tip!
I love the risk-taking Ford is doing here but I cannot seem to keep myself from thinking this is some kind of long-term Trojan Horse strategy for Ford to eventually do away with the Mustang itself since it will live on in their crossover form. Not saying this would happen right away of course. But imagine 10 years or…
My wife still has a 2013 (with only 11k miles on it actually, she works from home) and I take it out occasionally. Take that ECO button off and it hauls ass pretty nicely! But yeah, there is some serious tire sway on highways. It’s better now with the Michelins I put on to replace the OEM tires, but still noticeable…
I bought the turqoise, not sure what I was thinking. Mine was a ‘92 with airbags and ABS. I got it slightly used with only 7K miles on it in ‘92 for $9800 in trade with my, ugh, 1986 IROC-Z28 because I was tired of all the speeding tickets.
They should call it Fyre motors instead. It appears to be about as viable.
It’s interesting to me that they knew in 2015 exactly what the front grills on their 2019 models were going to look like. Now we’ll see if this comes out in time to match or if it will end up being refreshed by the time we see it for sale.
That Taurus/Edge/Mustang mash-up had better NOT be what Ford decided was worth ditching all their sedans for. Ugh! At best, it’s a decent looking Mustang hatchback from the backside, at worst it looks like they took a 90's era Taurus and removed the grill.
Bingo! Except instead of swooping in, I assume GM will just buy whatever startup. They have the cash. We gave it to them!
Leaves are one thing, but I was in New England last week and saw a Range Rover Evoque sitting under an oak tree and it was getting bombarded by acorns. Those are the real problem here!
This could end up being among the first recalls for a software design flaw. But it won’t be the last!
I like it. I like it a lot! But, I don’t have ANY experience with Audi. What’s the general consensus? As bad as the horror stories about VW, the parent company?
Yes, exactly that. The Altima I looked at had the same lone usb port that my 2008 had, and the same terrible screen. This is when all automakers have gone to full color touchscreens on just about everything.
Makes me miss my 1980 Camaro. But I also miss being 16 years old in 1988. Can I go back?
Some of your same arguments could be made for Nissan. I had a 2008 Altima and it was actually pretty impressive. But I have test driven new Altima’s and found myself wondering why the infotainment system was so outdated. So this is an across the board issue with Nissan/Infiniti that needs to be addressed. People want…
Love it and I love Rivian so far, at least what I’ve seen. But I guess I’m just a cheap-skate because I cannot justify paying $70K for any vehicle when I can buy a great vehicle for more than half of that and stay debt-free.