As a corporate customer to Enterprise I can verify this...our reps blatantly said their rental business is only necessary to feed their car sales business.

Car=sure, it is a crappy GM G6 sedan

And follow through and do the math...and consider state income tax into that as well...that person that earned $3.7M this year, assuming they don’t live in one of the 9 states that don’t have an income tax, the lowest income rate is around 3%...that means 95% (add 1.45% medicare) of your earnings go to taxes..that…

Absolutely the GTU was the far superior handling car, something like .9 on the skidpad....to any of the other models of Beretta. But that 2.8L was only good for about 130hp. The Quad4 was closer to 180....but it was high strung...the 2.8L had a little more lower end grunt.

GTU is different than GTZ. The GTU had the 2.8L V6...

I found one way that doesn’t work....grabbing a handful of front brake at 60mph while partially leaned over....that doesn’t work. That tends to send the rider skyward...ass over appetite...with a sudden bouncing/flipping/rolling sensation to follow shortly.

While I get this is (for the love of god I hope) tongue in cheek...I still hate you a little bit more for putting this in front of my eyes.

I think if you are in the market for a pickup or CUV/SUV then speed related performance should not be part of your decision making.

This is a known issue on the G6. The BCM in the passenger side foot well gets corroded. The quick fix is to disconnect the connector, rub some dielectric grease on the female side of the connector, and then connect/disconnect/reconnect a few times to break loose some of the corrosion.

not related to Honda....it is sometimes difficult to take Jalopnik seriously when they use such hyperbole in their article titles.

The problem with getting rid of the drive thru is that it would force the restaurant to build a bigger parking lot. Go order your lunch and sit inside and count the cars that go through drive thru...now imagine having to have a parking spot for those cars. You may not like the idling of a car in line, but I’m pretty…

This guy has been a “I know what I have” kind of guy on a lot of the sales. I’ve continued to watch the CL sales he puts up and they are always way overpriced. While I don’t necessarily agree with the government intervention on this level...for the car’s sake they needed to get out of there.

If this guy triggers anger in you, for the love of god don’t go watch The Barn Find Hunter on the Hagerty channel on Youtube. You’ll cry.

Back when I bought my Jeep they had the price posted online as $13k...when I came in they quoted me $15k...before tax or anything else. I pulled up their website on my phone and showed them their own website with the online pricing and the sales guy said he’d have to talk to his manager...I don’t much like that game…

I’m joining this part of the room. I think this in the V6 package makes the most sense. Nobody buying the V6 would worry about how rigid the platform is. And what other convertible does FCA have that this would siphon sales away from?

Congratulations to Ford for finally catching up to a 13 year old $10k superbike on this particular test. However, Ford was careful not to claim it is the fastest 0-100-0 as it knows the Veyron, 13 years ago, was a full second faster than this GT500.

One thing I don’t see discussed is the driver’s reaction to hydroplaning. Most people will feel the car start to hydroplane before the cruise control clicks off...and often times they’ll panic and stab at the brakes...which is exactly opposite of what you want to do in that situation.

Who’s to blame? I say the child. Don’t like being left in a hot car...get yourself out. Survival of the fittest.

99% of the people on the road are not Uber drivers, making laws that make sense for the 1% and not the other 99% is stupid.

So without reading the article I assume you took a dump in a port-a-potty outside a large movie set, because the whole Apollo/moon landing thing is fake?