Thats awesome. I will seriously look at them and see what is available locally.

My inlaws have a 2009 Sportage with the V6 and the throttle is so touchy and if you are not paying attention you can spin the tires at every light. It has been extremely reliable as well but it is extremely uncomfortable for drives lasting longer than an hour and the 4 speed automatic makes it terrible on gas.

7500 left to replace the transmission and pay for the rental that you will drive while the shop is trying to find one since any with low miles gets snatched up as they are removed from the car.

That is an excellent recommendation. I always forget about them which is a shame because I really like them. I may have to look online and see what is available near me. 10 grand seems like a good deal for one with low miles.

That is exactly the issue. I had a new Hyundai as my first car (1997 Hyundai Accent) and it was a great car but I was always taught to follow what the manual says for maintenance. The only issue it had after 170,000 miles was the horn would stop working if it got icy. I have also had a few other Kia’s that I used as…

If you want the newest and the cheapest, you can’t really go wrong with these. They are proving themselves to be extremely reliable as well.

Wrenching does not require everything to be a mess and in disarray. You make a mess and then clean it up afterwards.

I thought the same thing. I guess being a piss poor neighbor and living the white trash life in your rented backyard is considered wrenching now? Step it up a bit! Does not need to be to this level but this should be a goal.

I am glad you are not my neighbor! We always worked on cars growing up and still do but we also respect our neighbors, our neighborhood in general and our home. To do that in the yard of a home that you do not even own is just disrespectful and it is part of the reason why homeowners despise when renters move into the…

I would say $39,990 before destination and top out in the mid to upper 50's. Although it will probably be impossible to find one for under $50,000.

This is a pretty concept that I hope they use more on Genesis than Hyundai. The Genesis lineup still look like Hyundais to me and they really need their own unique design language.

I don’t mind it actually. It stands out and it reminds me of origami. In fact, I like when Japanese manufacturers use a more Japanese design language. Yes the grill is a bit much, but it kind of works with the rest of the car.

I thought it was made of carbon fiber? Hopefully nobody will have to worry about it getting dented. Hopefully this tailgate will make it to the cheaper Silverado as well.

They are not ready for a 3000GT yet. They don’t have the resources to make a good one so they should just wait until they have the cash to do it right. I would not want them to make it on an Outlander or Mirage platform! lol

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No towing capacity!

Mitsubishi needs to try to become the sporty and unique brand that they were 20 years ago. Add a turbocharged ralliart version of the Mirage as well as a slightly lifted version of the Mirage with some fender flares that make it look like a tiny crossover, kind of like what they did with the most recent Prius C.…

I can see it going that way as well but in my head I was thinking Tron since it looks so futuristic.

I really want them to light up somehow. Maybe blue when in an efficient drive mode and then red when in sport mode.

It the cool way to write! It seems like the only thing the most basic writers know how to do these days is to write in a completely sarcastic and condescending style. For me, that is how I can tell the difference between real writers and amateurs. Can’t be creative or unique with your criticisms? Just be snarky and…