I suggest you look at the competition - here is part of a C&D comparison between vehicles in this segment:

Comparing a Pilot to a Tahoe or Expedition is pretty silly.

David, David, David - the Escort GT was actually quite special in it’s day - lot’s of suspension mods versus the LX models and a hotter engine - 127 HP versus 90 HP. They were quite a strong competitor in the hot hatch segment.

They don’t have gas cap sensors per se - OEM’s are required to do a pressure check on the fuel system on each start cycle.

Not necessarily true.

Since you work in the insurance industry, maybe you can explain something I simply find ludicrous.

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I wouldn’t think there would be that many Caravans that require towing in Europe - it just isn’t a common sight here:

“ ..... Japanese reliability..... “

“ .... the physical task of assembling a car at a plant is tough work..... “

The Malibu is pretty nice:

Rain sensing wipers - they are AWESOME!!

I hate to break it to you, but they don’t use the tone wheel - they use the frequency that the ABS SENSOR sends to the ECU, compares it to the others and then flags you if one is of a higher frequency, indicating it is lower on air.

And snow too - it’s pathetic how ignorant people are about how the whole concept of ‘being seen’ is hugely imporant with any kind of precipitation!

Math is hard ....

Hahahahaahahah back at you - do you typically pull numbers out of your anus to make a point?

Hahahahahaha back at you:

Wow, what an excellent, well thought out and insightful comment - you must be so proud!!

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BMW 3's are not the best for car seats, especially if you have a tall person or two in the front. Hell, even the 5's are pretty bad in that department.