Funny you should say that, as Ford is the pioneer of the “unibody” pickup.

I should have added a supposedly to that.

It would take an amendment to the constitution to change the rules and while not impossible is very difficult, especially with the current political climate.

“I’ll be the baddest ass dad at the Inter Gated Community Children’s Soccer Tournament”

Neutral:

This has been my big issue with Autopilot since it was introduced. You are essentially using the general public to beta test technology. Are Waymo/Cruse (Cruise, whatever)/etc. testing on public roads? Yes, but they are in the hands of professional testers who know what risks are present. Instead we have the someone…

“when the product he his (probably) overworked engineering staff DOES deliver kicks butt.”

You just describe like 75% of the US road system right there.

Thank <insert religious deity here> that he can’t run for president.

I’ve never figured out why people keep comparing them to the German luxury brands. Their interiors are on par with my Mk6 Volkswagen but with big fancy screens. The exterior build quality is laughable. At this point, I lump Tesla buyers in with the compact Mercedes and Audi buyers except for the fact that Tesla buyers…

I think the other part of the high price is that the Saab versions had by far the best interior. Oddly, I think I see more 9-7Xs now than when they new.

I think that changed when they went to the “Vortec” engines. Power and torque both dropped by 10 for the new engines.

I believe they were a loom manufacturer, as was Suzuki. Kawasaki was and still is a shipbuilder and aircraft parts supplier, Yamaha was and still is a musical instrument manufacturer and Ducati made radios. Post WWII was an interesting time in automotive/motorcycle industry. Transportation was so important in the war…

I’ve seen them clean, I just can’t bring myself to spend $14K+ on a 10 year old GMT360.

Also odd fun fact, the engine used was an LS2 with the same tuning as the early C6 Corvettes and later Pontiac GTOs.

I think he lost it the same way Saitama in One Punch Man did, but he hasn’t decided to be a hero for fun yet.

I replied on another one that I fat fingered it, I even added a handy wiki screenshot. It was the RB25DE used in the GTS-25. I think the R34 I saw on there was probably a normal GT that used the RB26 block.

I’m 33 and still haven’t bought a new car. Like you I’m middle class but $300/month is about my limit. I just can’t justify doing $500+/month on a new car, and unlike most I fully understand the need for 84 month loans on some of the new cars on the market.

That’s the GTS-T that had the turbo engine. I had it wrong in my previous post it was the RB25DE not the 26 in the NA GTS (I guess it’s the GTS-25).

I’m in NE Ohio, home of lake effect rain, snow and ice and street departments who’s entire strategy is put more salt down until the road clears.