Farmer here. I haul 500+ pounds at least once per week along with towing a 7,000+ pound trailer a couple of times per week and I also really enjoy the locking rear diff and the four wheel drive for when the fields get really muddy.

I love a good set of M-Parallels but to me the best will always be the Style 5's.

Love the 10 speed in my F150. Plenty of punch off the line and still 22 mpg.

Nope. In fact the ground is now certified organic.

More of an etiquette question.

A war, or a bombing range.

Ugh. I didn’t have a Cavalier but the Cavalier’s ugly step-brother, the Pontiac Sunbird. Mine was a ‘91 with the 2.0l and a 3 speed automatic. What a pile of crap that thing was.

The best news for me out of this report is to learn that Utah will probably Waive Derrick Rose’s corpse.

Kind of. He is in his mid 40's and still lives with his folks. His parents drive a Hyundai Azera that kind of cancels out all his cool karma.

I love it. My neighbor has one that he DD’s that was looking pretty rough until he had it resprayed last year.

Don’t you mean a Subaru Pathfinder? I swear that thing looks just look our crummy Nissan.

For some strange reason about 4 years ago I was looking for a reliable teenager car with a stick shift (gotta teach ‘em right). The majority of these that I found for sale were stick shift. Never really understood that given that Mercury was supposed to be slightly more upscale than Ford.

I am so conflicted. Not just by this vehicle but but by Nissan/Infiniti in total.

At the end of the article you insinuate that additional borrowing is bad. It well may be but that is usually how it works when your company is purchased by venture capitalists. Allow me to share an example.

I have always considered the Vue an extremely interesting vehicle. This is the only time I can remember in my lifetime where GM realized that their current lineup of engines just didn’t get the job done so starting 2006 they began putting Honda V-6's and Honda transmissions in these things. I never really understood…

Oh. You mean “potato, potato, potato”

I just had an Infiniti Q50 for a rental car. I think they should put the twin turbo 3.0l in the Z. That engine transformed the car.

Actually, the Redbox model was fundamentally different (at first) from the Blockbuster/ Hollywood Video model.

This is a huge driver in all purchases. This is why Redbox killed the video rental store and not Netflix (disc by mail).

Wow!! I saw the picture and thought for sure this was a Torchinsky article.