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The Wagoneer was available with rear wheel drive from 1963 to 1966. CJs had 4 cylinder engines only until 1965. From 1980 on, there was again a 4 cylinder option in CJs. The CJ7 was using the same I4 as the XJ did when it was introduced. AMC owned AM General, which built the 4 cylinder, RWD DJ5s until 1984. The XJ

Chrysler didn't have anything to do with developing the XJ Cherokee. It was AMC/Jeep/Renault back then. I'm old enough to remember the XJ's introduction, and I don't remember anyone hating it until they'd bought one and had all sorts of electrical and build quality problems. It was recognized as a great design from

This is a Cherokee.

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Maybe this route isn't about the vehicle.

"Suburbanites Near a Fountain" Racist much?

Her attackers should call Hillary Clinton. She'll defend them and laugh about Jada's distress. #waronwomen

I'm glad GM is still selling millions of vehicles every year. There's no shortage of stupid assholes.

The longer BMW goes without making good cars, the better the ones they used to make become. Those E36s, E46s and E30s made the latest Ferraris look like motorhomesque rolling chicanes.

Germany used to have it, and the French before them.

I really don't see how this is any worse than any other 'Porsche' Cayenne.

Collecting speeding ticket revenue is a big business. According to a new study, some 20 percent of drivers will be ticketed for speeding this year, and revenue from those tickets comes out to something like $6.2 billion. But which cars get nailed the most?

The 333 SP was designed and initially built by Dallara. After Dallara built the first 14 cars, Michelotto took over production for the rest of the car's run. None of them were built by Ferrari.

My comments keep disappearing, but I'll try one last time. The 333 SP was designed by Dallara. They also built the first 14 cars. After that, production was taken over by Michelotto. Ferrari didn't build any of them, essentially just supplying the engine.

Exactly. The 333 SP was designed and initially built by Dallara. After Dallara built the first 14 cars, Michelotto took over production for the rest of the car's run. None of them were built by Ferrari.

Mercedes-Benz SL 500 Rally: Too fast.

It isn't like our system works in any way, shape, or form. There's nothing defensible about attacking a traumatized 12 year old girl in court, and you've completely lost your humanity in pursuit of the eternal dollar if you think there is. It is laughable for a psychopath to tell me why I can and can't feel the way I

The Seat 1200 Sport was nicknamed Bocanegra, which translates to "black mouth." It was called that because of the distinctive black plastic surround for the whole face of the car. Black plastic is often derided in auto design circles, but I think it really made this car.

"I have been informed that the complainant is emotionally unstable with a tendency to seek out older men and to engage in fantasizing," wrote Rodham, without referring to the source of that allegation. "I have also been informed that she has in the past made false accusations about persons, claiming they had