“Hertz is currently managing bankruptcy,”

Not currently in bankruptcy... check back with us on the 25th... and watch their stock price for clues on the 22nd.
Full disclaimer... I bought a bunch of what I call “Covid-19" stocks. All of them, except Hertz has gained double digits. Even the cruise lines I bought.

As compared to shitty Epic? Yes.

Would love to try it... but not until it is on Steam.

My F-150 is two wheel drive... But I optioned in the locking rear diff.

Trust me, all ticket bearers have the same potential to be assholes.

If you want to go quick... and have higher top speed... The Mustang is your choice.

And so the resale of used trucks will remain high, which is the main reason back in 2012 that I bought new versus used. Two and three year old trucks at the time were only about $4k or so less than new. It was a no brainer to buy new vs used.  

Buy the fresh motor. You are never going to restore the thing to factory pristine condition. You just won’t and you have to accept that you aren’t the person that does that sort of thing.

Fuck it... I want it... but until it’s on steam I’m not adding it to the spintires or mudrunner.

No kidding... But it will pass. 

Dealership and any business is in their right to dismiss her due to fear of potential impact to their business, be it reputation, etc.

Came here to point out the fallacy of “proud” in any statement David makes about one of his vehicles. 

AMEN.

Yet if you don’t, then look forward to rounded over drain plugs and stripped oil pans... I put a fumoto valve on every pan... Oil changes are pretty painless for me and at least it’s done right.

Yet if you don’t, then look forward to rounded over drain plugs and stripped oil pans... I put a fumoto valve on…

My first car was a 1978 Pontiac Grand LeMans.  305 2 barrel. 

Men are not to blame for this. Perhaps start with parenting...

State Farm is in on the game as of 30 minutes ago.

If public funds funded the Humvee development as well some weapons then they should be free license to use in say... video games.

Having a certified one versus competent one are two different things.

We bought ours new in Dec 2018 and all over the volt forums and FB groups were constant stories about dealers distancing themselves from servicing volts or being competent about diagnosing much less fixing.

GM specs oil change for Volt every two years if not needed due to mileage.