Last time I checked, Ford and GM both outsold Toyota, and while there may be a subconscious bias, I tend to be very aware of my surroundings while driving and we make a big deal if it isn’t a Toyota, and that happens very infrequently
Last time I checked, Ford and GM both outsold Toyota, and while there may be a subconscious bias, I tend to be very aware of my surroundings while driving and we make a big deal if it isn’t a Toyota, and that happens very infrequently
My wife and I keep track of what kind of car is holding up traffic/doing stupid shit and 9 out of 10 times, it is a Toyota product
I hate when my wife uses the garlic press. It is such a PITA to clean
Not MSRP
In the only way that matters for most buyers, aesthetics
Think of it this way. This gets the same mileage as a Wrangler even though it is twice as big and has 50% more power
That seems really bad. My ‘06 Pontiac G6 with the V6 does 22/32 in the real world (Philly suburbs). And that is with a 4 speed automatic
the Yukon is the platform-mate with the Chevy Suburban and Cadillac Escalade
Code doesn’t work, even made sure Aukey was the seller
Code doesn’t work, even made sure Aukey was the seller
the S is just a joke when a basic BMW 335i can more than keep up with it.
If that is the case, then there is no more decision to be made. I will be keeping my TJ forever
I test drove a new Focus (with the manual) when I thought there was a huge repair looming on my Jeep. For how well it has been reviewed, it felt incredibly disconnected and numb to me, but it also could be that I was coming out of a TJ Wrangler.
They still play it on my local Alt Rock radio station
Soft-top or GTFO
The next Wrangler will also come in a true 3-piece steel roof hardtop