Correct. Same goes for aircraft as well. Crimping connectors is preferred to soldering for both strength and longevity.
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Isn’t soldering car wires, especially under the hood not recommended? The heat and vibration can mess them up
Hardly can wait for all the Massholes who live in apartments to start bitching on how they will charge their electric cars
When you can't defend your own BS, attack the person calling you out. Standard procedure for people faking it until they make it...
No way. I daily a 997 with 355 HP and that things feels so slow to me.
300 range is 4-door family car status. 500 at the minimum for good fun.
Wait you have a clean ’66 Mustang to fix and you’re fucking around with all these bummy-ass Jeeps?
I hear this from friends and co-workers all the time. The idea that it makes sense to dump a car you already own because of some repair costs and incur new debt for 5 years is indeed idiotic. It’s one thing if you just want a new car, but it ain’t going to be cheaper than keeping your old one.
With their long warranties, they will depreciate far less than that.
GM has shown that V8s are still relevant, especially in trucks, compared to on-paper-more-efficient smaller displacement forced induction engines.
Why aren’t they doing this for the 300hp TRD version? Being able to tame that power could make a Camry a proper sport sedan.
What FCA really needed was an infusion of French quality.
Chrysler build quality, Italian reliability, and French work ethic. It’s the Holy Trinity.
Japanese styling. German reliability. They got it backwards.
Just a guess here.
“Hey let’s make this awesome RWD platform and put an awesome engine in it and awesome suspension bits and then let’s make it ugly and impossible to see out of it and when it doesn’t sell we can just make it ugly in a slightly different way but it’ll still be impossible to see out of and nobody will want one” is an…
There was a time when it was OK for a company to make things for people because they wanted it, not because it needed to provide a basic or essential task. Do you feel this way about companies who make things like Jet Skis too? Do you need a 5 dollar cup of coffee laden with 4 different flavorings and little chocolate…
You realize this is a auto enthusiast blog right? I think you may need to write to Reader's Digest instead.
Ok - what’s the deal with the Mickey Mouse glove? It looks like it’s already there before the officer arrives.
Is it just me or does this not make any sense? Am I missing something here?