and going by crosstreck/imprezza numbers they could probably gain a mpg or two by the aero improvement. 

who the hell stucco’s a cape cod?

“to allow Nissan to return to its former dignity, “

C&D had 2004 models were @ 3mpg better in city driving. Main advantage was that the truck could be used as a decent generator.

The frontier is from 2004

given the drivers and folks at a local autoshow, I would say boomers

The 370 can be perfectly summed up by what I saw at last years local autoshow, 5 boomers around the z, while each Camaro Mustang, Focus RS, CTR, WRX, had about a dozen 15-40 year olds.

I’ve aleays been curious if nisssan could have had a more budget GTR to reduce overhead by  economies of scale. 

I picked the wrong career

Le golden shower

I get the delay. To add a bit more context and makes the area stranger is a 30k office building was for sale for 3 years, they tore it down and started putting up a mega pharmacy and fast food place. Just seems odd that with how cool the market is to be building at the rate they are. I just hope the town charges then t…

The stock market crash and great depression were the final nail for many, but the big change were improvements in design and model T dropping prices to the point of making every other cheap car irrelevant.

I love how they all have the “if you live in (blatantly dubbed in city) and wan to make 10, 20 30k a month....,”

I used to listen to Toucher and Rich on 98,5 in Boston, and back in 2009/2010 when beck was at his peak, the one host who had a shift after beck would go on about how much of a coked up shitshow he was 90s. 

hell the booking sites even list legroom. When I was going to Europe last year there were a couple that kept coming up as the cheapest, with only 29.8 inchs, yeah i’llpay the extra $100 for 32 and be comfy

You’re an idiot if you live in the snow belt and get one without heated seats 

an advantage is you can get places that a sub or aerial dropped torpedo can’t get to

Main advantage is they can navigate around anti submarine/torpedo nets. 

There was a great lecture comparing AI and machine learning to early atomic research. You have years where relatively little happens, people saying fission Is impossible and within a month 3 papers released saying otherwise.

I think in some of these cases, donations were then put as deduction on their income so it would make sence for the federal gov. to get involved.