Came here for this. I bought an ‘06 Liberty Renegade in ‘08. It had all the bells and whistles from the factory except the 6-disc changer. Off-road package, luxury package, some other stuff. It had 4x4, off-road lights, and decent clearance. I added a CAI and throttle body spacer (didn’t know any better and shortly…

If I had the money, I’d buy it

ND from me until I get more pics and a VIN.  I really want it to be an NP, though.

I’ve had to emergency disembark two aircraft; one civilian airliner and one military cargo plane. In the civilian plane, most people were calm and orderly. We had an engine flame out and apparently landing gear trouble (our landing was far too rough for what I thought wasn’t too big of an issue). The flight attendants…

I saw a green one of these at a rest stop in New Mexico in ‘91. It was gorgeous; pictures don’t do these cars justice. This one was a convertible in what I would consider British Racing Green. The driver was a Brit who I swear was wearing a leather helmet, goggles, and leather driving gloves.

This article was well thought out and well written.  Thank you

My only recommendations would be any good station wagon. AWD is obviously helpful.  Hell, even a minivan with some clearance would be rad.  My family and I go camping often and we rarely need a 4x4 SUV/truck/whatever, even while remote camping in Big Bend.  By the way, if you haven’t been to Big Bend, check it out. …

Nice user name.

I’m no expert, but how did this kid escape arrest? Hopefully, LE is putting together a file and will get the kid once they have a solid case against him.  In any sense, I would expect the cops to have arrested him on what they could ascertain from the scene

So true.  There are many cities in Texas that are cyclist friendly.  There are still a-holes out there but this shouldn’t be the one thing to judge the state on.  Hell, we have plenty of real issues here to deal with.

Two things:

You’re right and I think Texas has already proven this.

Any Lambo, Aston Martin, Rolls Royce, Ferrari, or Bentley.

I lived in the UK for a few years and picked up RH driving pretty easily. Upon return to the US, the biggest problem I had was slapping the driver door when I instinctively searched for the phantom stick shift on the left.

“one of the nicest in the country.”

Came here to say the same thing

Nice car

My wife’s 400h had it and it came in super handy

Besides the low cost of dirt-cheap cars, the coolest feature I’ve seen was the folding table in my 2001 CR-V.  That thing was versatile and rad.

That’s the smartest thing he could have done, guilty or innocent