chargergirlmass
ChargerGirlMass
chargergirlmass

A few years ago I had a 2012 Jeep Wrangler, and had a check engine light come on after only a few thousand miles. It turns out that the pentastar engine was one of a small batch of 2012 engines with bad cylinder heads. So my local Jeep dealer took my car in and gave me a ride home.

One other way to find a good exotic is a left over model. My Viper GTS had a sticker price of 142 and I managed to get it for 90 and that was with only 62 miles on it, mostly a salesman driving it around the lot from time to time. I had thought about a dealer driven Ferrari California or a Gran Turismo demo vehicle

Pontiac Aztec. It already looked like 2 different model cars glued together oddly. How can it get worse by making it a hovercraft? It may actually earn back some dignity.

Wow, I want one. Right now! Someone send me the order code for this ;)

I have seen everything from people who go after their own unicorn car and need to have it in the garage, even if it’s only to look at, serious car collectors who might border on hoarders, exotic car freaks, muscle cars, tuner cars, rally cars, trucks, offroaders, military, fire, and police collectors, etc. The

Hey when are you going to give us an offroad adventure?

Wheeler dealers! I have met both Mike and Edd in real life and also Mikes charming wife and both Mike and Edd are the same humble gentleman that they are on TV. The show is educational and fun all at the same time. It makes want to work on a car.

I easily passed one (that I am guessing had some kind of aftermarket exhaust on it) in my C7 vette in 2nd gear so yeah it needs something. It is a pretty car and has potential, but it needs some oomph.

I have both a C6 and C7 corvette and the doors just have little buttons to push on the inside and the outside as well. I actually had to use the lever once when my convertible top got stuck and the car died. Mercifully I had the good sense to leave the owners manual in the glove compartment.

Do you have a gas powered hummer or the diesel? One last question, when are you going to take the darn thing offroad? The H1 owners I know did one of 3 things: some used the truck to haul heavy stuff around, most took them offroad, and finally a few kept it in the garage with 45 coats of wax on it.

I wonder what the equivalent speed would be for a real car, using the scale model. I would imagine it would be thousands of miles per hour?

Do you know if this "owner liability" is in Massachusetts? I own some very nice cars (2 vettes and a shiny new viper) and I am constantly asked by people if they can try driving it. I have been friendly and acomodating to coworkers mainly who want to experience what it's like driving one of these cars but it sounds

I really like his Toy Stories series. It was a great combination of history, fun and silliness.

The one thing they did differently was to spend less time on the cars in this movie and more on the action. In prior Fast movies the cars were just as important as the actors. I understand the loss of Paul Walker, but if they ever do another one, make it about the cars.

To Jeremy, James and Richard, Please just come to the US and put your show on a pay tv network in the US or just in the US. You can still make episodes in the UK if it makes you happy. At least we don't have overly sensitive girly men running our TV networks here.

Thanks for your kind words. You are quite a ladies man.

Try the H3T. They are very rare and when I had one most people didn't even know what it was. But one thing for certain is it was universally liked by anyone who saw it.

You should have asked :) In my 5 years of ownership I got to know the truck really well and there are some really super knowledgeable people out there who know a scary amount about H1 ownership. Repairs get up there fast, but they are definitely trucks to smile over. I used to go offloading with other H1 owners. They

I had a 99 red H1 wagon. Have fun! When I used to drive around in the truck, everything looked like it was ready to be crushed :)

It's a nice price, but from what I have been told by "jag" experts is that once these cars hit about 85K miles they are pretty much toast. I can only imagine what a high quality repaint of that car would cost. I can imagine it's not some cheap paint scheme to duplicate. I have seen used 99-2000 XK8's in my area going