They are literally the exact same vehicle aside from body panels.

And, in the essence of fairness, it is a 2007 and was bought in 2009.

I didn’t, my wife did. Don’t be sorry to say how bad it is, it is a total pile of crap and I tell everyone not to buy one. I refuse to drive her car. It fails all three of my criteria. I go on a slow-tow-MPG scale. It can be bad in 2 of the items if one redeems. Hers is slow, can’t tow anything, and gets the same mpg…

As the unfortunate owner of a Compass, enjoy the pile of crap that is the Patriot if you actually buy one. I hope you like replacing alternators that are damn near impossible to get to.

Postal money orders are faked all the time. Cashier’s Checks are faked all the time. The nice thing about both of those items is that the Post Office or bank it is drawn on is more than happy to verify the check being good or bad. Takes all of about 3 minutes. Just had a client bring in a cashier’s check drawn off of…

As another Florida resident...

The 3.5 wasn’t used in the minivan until a decade later. The 3.5 in the Prowler was also used in all of the LH cars, yet the motor in those cars was always complimented...hmm.

You’re pretty successful on both reasons you’re here.

Sit on a cactus.

So you mean to say the spectators standing on the side of the road while cars staged and took off for an illegal street race didn't know what they were doing? Those spectators knew why they were there and what was going to happen. Anyone dumb enough to stand in an unprotected area where cars are accelerating on a…

I'm with you. Unabashed fanboy here, and holy crap I hope someone loses the part number to the giant RAM tailgate badges and they go back to the good looking grilles.

I should also add that NHRA management is even worse, because they willingly put up with it and complain that ESPN is in 92 million homes. What good is 92 million homes if it's 400k watching because that's all that will put up with the 11:30 pm or 1 am start times.

Oh please. Try being an NHRA fan and watching on ESPN. NHRA gets bumped for literally anything else they show, whether it be little league baseball, college softball, women's college basketweaving, whatever, and then they show the post game show in its entirety before showing any of the NHRA coverage.