That’s an engine alright. Perfect proof that proper maintenance will make an engine last. For 400,000+ miles that engine was beautiful.

The only gripe I have with my V70XC with 270,000 miles on the clock is the weak ass transmission. Everything else is pretty damned stout. I know that if I keep up with the maintenance and just pay attention to the car, it should keep rolling for quite some time.

Who in this day and age uses their car radio?

Just bought the 2018 Outback 3.6 R Touring for $4,500 under sticker and they overpaid about $900 on my trade to sweeten the deal. A two inch lift and some all terrains and I am ready to drive the half mile to the grocery store.

Wait. Stealing a car radio? Dayum, that’s some 70s shit right there. Who the hell in this day and age steals a car radio? Liiiiiies...

I can’t wait to try to find one in 5 years and be disappointed it’s still out of my price range.

That’s like every Dunkin Donuts in New England after 10 p.m.

“Horton, Here’s a Poo!”

No owner is ever going to take their Tesla model 3 to the track, because Autopilot is going to crash it on the way there.

It’s saying Laurel, how is this even a blog post

....reaching a maximum speed of 15 mph.

most of the company’s value is in their image. changing it could easily leave the company with nothing. they won’t mess with their image until there isn’t any value left in it at all. so, in 5 years, maybe?

It’s crazy how believing you have a unique product and that nothing will ever replace it is a recipe for disaster.

They need to revamp their image and start catering to a younger crowd. I think Harley is too old school for that ICQ/MySpace era.

I wouldnt trade driving for public transportation. To be huddled like rats in moving boxes on someone elses schedule.

Gasoline here in Houston is 60 cents per gallon more now than it was when President Trump took office. That means the annual increase in fuel costs is more than the tax cut I got.