Somebody who lives near me has one in that amazing green, but it has THAT GRILLE and it makes me sad when I see it.
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Very much so, although the Mustang feels like it’s stayed a little closer, where basically every generation but the Fox body has had at least something harkening back to the original car (if nothing else, vertical 3-section taillights), and the Fox body was at least a perfect spiritual successor to the original if not…
Yeap.
Is there a recorded loss of power problem?
that’s too bad as it looks kind of good.
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This is one of the first tiktoks that I feel deserve some kind of award.
With that depreciation nonsense he’s falling into the same trap that all these supposed financial gurus fall into: treating cars as if they are fixed assets or investments, like you would a house. They are not that. At least not here in the real world with the rest of us. They are consumable goods, no different than…
Gen 1 to Gen 2 was an improvement, otherwise it is accurate.
It actually builds engagement with your audience, because they have to think a bit. They have to pay attention.
Just a little reminder of what they actually started with. I will never live that betrayal down lol
Prius.
Any of the most recent volvo sedans. They look nothing alike with the previous gen of cars they replaced.
Just compare a 2016 Volvo S60 with a 2020 S60.
Reminder that for most of the Blazer’s life (and really, all of the TrailBlazer’s life), it was a kind of middling SUV with cheap interiors (GMT360's got great engines, but still cheap). It’s unrecognizable from the modern versions, but this is what we’re mourning.
Kevin O’Leary? How much does he have invested in those ride share companies?
Kevin O’Leary also shilled for FTX, so I’m sure that "nothing can possiblye go wrong" following his advice
How did this happen ?
I would have liked to say the Civic Type R, but the new one is much less Anima Mecha-Wannabe than the previous generation.