Have you considered getting a Battery Tender? I picked up a Battery Tender Junior about 5 years ago and it’s worth it for the amount of trouble it saves.
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It’s all about knowing what you want. If you want performance, you probably won’t be happy with an old car. It’s an easy trap to fall into since it’s not as obvious, but it’s similar to how you wouldn’t buy a Wrangler to go drag racing or a Corvette to go offroading.
I’m not sure how common this is, but every Costco I’ve been to uses pumps with an extendable hose.
That would be an exciting segment for a racetrack.
A little over a decade ago I was driving a 2000 Saturn SL and was involved in a head-on collision with an old 80's Ram pickup (I’d estimate my speed at about 25-30mph and his at 50+). It was dark, I was turning left and he didn’t have his lights on so I never saw him coming. My car did a nearly perfect 180, leaving it…
Exeter approves.
“It didn’t, however, predict the crash. Autopilot, like many semi-autonomous systems, is incredibly fast, but it can’t see into the future. Not yet, anyway. “Predict” is a bit of a stretch.”
That’s Outlandish.
Cheap turbo wagon available with a manual transmission.
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How is LeEco pronounced?
I think it should not choose a life (or lives) to prioritize. Instead, choosing a random outcome in each event would arguably be the fairest option.
Minor typo:
“The nice thing about standards is that you have so many to choose from.”
If you can spare the extra $2 I recommend http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/…
If you can spare the extra $2 I recommend http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/…
ChrisFix has some good stuff.
Given that there are 3-door hatchbacks or a 5-door wagons, does this guide cover handles on hatches? Most that I can think of are class 6, but are there any other styles?