That's assuming anything would be left of course.

Only if i can take Alan Post.

To me its the 2006+ redesign of the PT Cruiser. To me it went from a love it or hate it design to a rental car.

Even the redesign doesn't look happy what happened.

So i have a machine that could fit that classification. I got it for free from my neighbor, i didn’t build it but i did modify it more, putting chunky rear tires on it and changing pulley sizes (only a little). It was a lawn tractor but no clue what brand. Way more useful than a lawn tractor since it has a small truck…

They run about the same price as similar SxS’s run really. Which are insanely expensive in general if you ask me. Also chances are if an aftermarket part fits a CJ, it fits a Roxor.

Yeah its not getting a V4, but you didn’t ask the most important question. Is it also not getting a V2?

Judging by it being a different red and missing the graphics. As well as the surround for the headlight on the same side I'd say this thing has been in a knock in that corner in its life.

I see you took a Liberty or two with your high Caliber comment there. I'm sure you didn't need a Compass to Dart yourself towards those puns either you Scamp.

You sure you’re talking about the 3.3l there? Pretty sure that could only be had with the 4 spd auto. The 3.0l had a 3 spd auto and made something to the tune of 150hp. The 3.0l was also a Mitsubishi unit, where as the 3.3l was Chrysler's engine. 

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but its not necessarily to do with nostalgia here. I like the design of it. And i have 0 nostalgic reason to with that generation of van (my parents had the generation before and after but not that generation).

How did you get it that easily? Clearly never looked at any of David Tracy’s other vehicles.

Kids? You mean all of us car people that are working from home right now, right? 

If not the Grand Caravan then the Pacifica. They need to do it either way.

“Can you see the car from here? I forgot where we parked"

You want a steering wheel? Hah! You have to drive this thing on pure luck!

So you’d rather drive a cheaply built GM unibody truck? I cant imagine how cheap that interior feels, and sounds.

I will say i currently daily a Fiesta, and its size (or lack thereof) is a benefit for getting around the traffic. So to me a smaller truck would mean i could haul more junk and be able to easily move around in traffic. I could see a small 4wd truck being useful up at my parents cottage as well. But that is just my…

Or feel any plastic on the interior. Feel that cheapness that'll rattle in 2 years flat.