But the fact it survived this long with that high of a mileage speaks volumes

Man the design of the Mazda 3 still looks good, and will continue to look good for another 5 years with minimal external changes. If only they would get out of their own ass and make a speed 3 already. 

I already don’t trust the water lol I buy fiji and if I’m feeling spicy, San pellegrino.

exactly, but companies don’t care about quality and care. They only want $$$. I’ve been through quite a bit of mergers and survived countless layoffs, the shareholder structure is the direct cause of this greed in my eyes because even though your company can profit 40 billion dollars- PROFIT 40 billion dollars a year…

I’ll tell you one thing though, Trump certainly knows how to indirectly reveal who people really are. At the end of the day, scraping DEI probably saves quite a bit of money and programs like that aren’t money generators to begin with, Companies are not your friend.

it certainly looks gorgeous, but I would choose the GT Black Series even though they’ve risen far beyond their 320K price tag

I’ve played power wash simulator enough times to know how easy this is.

Probably do better in the snow than that Sterrato Owner I saw in a video recently.

However I feel that the real big issues are from not changing the fluid. Also, are there universal transmission coolers? I know the GTR and Evo dual clutches have aftermarket coolers, but for regular cars, is heat build up an issue?

Proof that anything lowered with just a touch of aero could turn a Duck into a Swan.

“They are for moving people and goods safely and efficiently. Going out and tearing one up for your own amusement is asshole behavior.”

Anecdotally speaking on my drives, I have never met a more clueless driver than Tesla’s, well besides people with a handicapped sticker they suck at driving to for some reason.

I love how Mitsubishi hits a blunt and goes, “lets give AMG a Galant and sell it” lol. I think they would make a great modern partnership with AMG GT and a 3000GT

If anything, American roads are too boring, I’d rather go 35 on a technical mountain road, than 200 on a straight one. Southern California has the Ortega road that connects the IE and Orange county, which is a blast to drive on when there’s no dull, no talent Americans on it.

“and pledged to cut costs by as much as $2.6 billion to speed up efforts to turn around its fortunes:”

They’ll just start making parts with specialized tools that’s hard to get and charging independent shops to take their repair courses if they want to repair, with yearly recertifications. 

They really shouldn’t be collecting any PII from an end user. only general vehicle usage; average speed, pedal placement, bluetooth vs radio. small stuff like that I don’t mind them collecting, but coordinate points and addresses or phone logs should be a no no.

I guess that’s also assuming things will become more affordable in the first place and the goal post for wealth doesn’t completely swallow up the middle class.

“dont forget having to go outa your way EVERY SINGLE WEEK to get gas”