You referenced the 4th reason in two of your first 3 reasons:
You referenced the 4th reason in two of your first 3 reasons:
So yes, the Mini is slow. In fact, I remember one particular situation where I was driving up a rather relaxed grade, a grade so relaxed that you might attempt to use it to go sledding only to discover that it is actually flat, and the Mini was huffing and puffing as it climbed to the top. But on the way down… well,…
Premium car-makers, I hope you're listening. I'm using Lexus as an example, but, really, anyone could play this game. A premium Soul. An Acura based on an enlarged N-Box. An Infiniti based on a heavily reworked Cube. A Lincoln designed around a truncated Flex-like car.
So, what if that boxy, roomy interior was kitted out like the fanciest of Lexii? Leather heated seats, front and rear climate control, panorama roof, rear LCD screens, wood trim, USB jacks everywhere, you see where I'm going. Do it up, all the way.
Lubegard or even MMO will do the same as MOA for a fraction of the cost. He's spot on with the needing to flog VW/Audi DI motors, TDIs are especially notorious, but almost lost me when pitching BG products.
I wonder if it was an SC/RS. Love those cars
I drive a Dodge Stratus!!!!
Maldonado = simplify, add crashes
6. Don't be cheap! Hire someone!
The law is called the "Driver's Privacy Protection Act," and it was signed on September 13, 1994, by President Bill Clinton, who later remarked that he wished he hadn't signed it because "I never would've hooked up with Monica if I knew she drove a Neon."
Or maybe a comparison with vinyl albums is better? The LP was unceremoniously dumped in the early '80s for that modern marvel and sonic disaster that was the compact cassette tape (unless you could afford a Nakamichi Dragon) which was itself dumped for the Compact Disc; the format that has now been usurped by the…
This strange confluence of events will hereby create a neo-manualism to run in parallel with matters post-manual. When cars and the language of literary theory collide the terminology goes haywire. It causes a fracas.