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Pretty sure that’s the new Bronco. 

They were deleting diesel particulate filters and egrs, and DOCs.

It actually gets about the same MPG on the big tires as it does on stock ones, because it changed the gearing and I’m not in boost at 70 anymore. And it still has all of its original smog equipment, including a functional catalyst, and passes an annual emissions test. Also, I haven’t driven it in 4 months, so it’s… Read more

It’s disappointing to see such capable car as the Saturn Sky Redline be merely refered to as a “parts bin car” and “won’t be missed” by an auto blog. This is a car that is classed as Street A by the SCCA. It will run laps around a Miata and run neck to neck with a CRs2000. Read more

Would you pay that for an unadulterated Saturn Sky? No. So why would you pay it for a Saturn Sky with a bad body kit? Read more

1. This is definitely a false equivalency. Read more

Okay.

If this is the kind of shit we allow to happen, then maybe we don’t deserve to modify cars.

It’s my fault you’re an ass?

Same. For whatever reason, I love the aesthetics of the old Broncos, K-5 Blazers, first-gen 4Runners, old Land Cruisers, FJ Cruisers, and so on. They just look like fun trucks. The new 2dr Bronco is totally giving me those vibes. Can’t wait to see them on the road, and I’d even take one for a test drive...see if they… Read more

Ford has stumbled into some profitable territory here. If it’s equipped with the 2.7 EcoBoost and/or the 5.0 coyote Ford is going to have a very good run.

Insects?

Yup... wages can be garnished forever. Same with defaulted Federal student debt.

Is there something I can eat instead of food that will still give me the nutrients I need but costs basically nothing? 

Makes completely no sense how they built a business that way. Read more

See, I would prefer that they have to buy back each and every truck and get it to pass smog at a California Smog Ref.

Good. The trucks should be crushed and molded into the shape of a Prius. 

I've expected for a while to see Mitsubishi and Toast in the same headline.

I read the article: it sounds like the wheels will fall off sooner than later (if one of the other issues doesn’t kill it first). 

I don’t understand the massive CP vote here - It’s a running, functioning brown stick-shift wagon for (with a little negotiation) less than $2,000. This is prime Jalop content! At that price drive it until the wheels fall off, it’s probably a hoot.