To be fair, MGs don't need oil changes per se, you just need to refill after it all leaks out over a thousand miles.

The same truck, no less!

Hot damn!

As I recall, the Bronco was replaced by the Expedition which is still around so it's not like the lineage didn't continue, just the 2 doorness of it died.

I'd be surprised if that didn't cause an uptick in sales actually.

The comments suggest nobody has actually watched the video yet.

Hondas are all reliable

That's what the RAM AIR is for

"This is just the new Hellcat, I assure you"

No one really understood why Toyota decided to make a Lexus supercar, or why they went absolutely insane designing it, but the world is better for it.

They could easily spin this as a feature. You know what's more exciting than a burnout....

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And there's a soft serve dispenser instead of the cigarette lighter.

You're probably right, BMWs, like all German cars, are the gold standard of reliability that everyone strives to.

That's a 2013 study about 2010 cars, and they don't specify the nature of the "problems"

I give you the 2008 Honda Fit and the 2008 Honda Fit.

I'm sure that's a big part of it too, yeah.

This stings because it's so familiar. Everything seems like an easy enough fix when picking up a cheap "premium" car, it's just death by a thousand cuts.

I hear lots of dudes using the internal codes in enthusiast circles. See AE86, W210, NB MX5, etc. It's a good way to distinguish generations.