FCA MSRPs are theoretical. Everything they sell is sold far below list.
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My friend had a Land Rover once. It was definitely a non-starter.
Ok, can you please tell me how the “herb” reference came about? I know many people have been calling the overlord who killed Splinter and Deadspin an “herb” but I don’t get why.
It’s like the local furniture store advertising 80% off*
Having a terrible reputation for bad reliability and an extremely high cost makes it hard to succeed, even if you only sell SUVs
I wish I could star you but Kinja being a real herb right now, if you catch my drift.
COTD
How much time can a human being spend in a service lounge?
the future of an EV jaguar/land rover seems like a non-starter - but that has never hurt them in the past
Cracks never get smaller and never go away. You can hide them or ignore them but they will always get bigger given time or stress of some type. Living in an area where we get freeze/thaw cycles I cannot fathom how anyone with an iota of common sense would ignore these.
also an electrician, i’ve requested that building maintenance keep the cores for any holes they drill for at least a year. because a few buildings they core through a pipe powering something important but seasonal, hide the core, and then play dumb when there’s a problem powering up that equipment in the right…
Response, “Awe man, I thought that measuring stick was in millimeters. My bad!”
The automakers only have themselves to blame. They systematically took all of the fun and involvement out of driving, and now we’re shocked that people view it as a chore to be avoided as much as possible? Nobody cares that a sedan handles better or is slightly more efficient, that’s not what they buy cars for. …
I’ve been saying this exact same thing for years. That badge/logo is pure garbage, and every time I see it, I’m reminded of Kia’s beginnings as a purveyor of shitboxes.
“... and yet Americans will turn their nose up at it, because it’s not a crossover”
I was going to add the Ford Fusion from about 2013-present.
shame that so few also follow the hatchback functionality too. makes for a much more usable car.
Witness the effect a great design has on competitors !
Looks great, but it has the same issue that the Accord, Sonata, and Fusion all had.