Yes to Troller! That thing would give the Wrangler some serious competition if someone were brave enough to import it.

100% yes to this as well. We need Chevy to import it as a new Tracker.

I don’t think that anyone can count Hyundai and Kia out when it comes to making trucks. They could easily build an American factory to build them in and could even each have their own version of the truck to recoup costs. That truck platform could even be used to spawn cargo vans, chassis cabs, cutaways for RV’s and…

That hybrid has a V8 and a CVT transmission. If that combo was in a Toyota Sequoia I would not think twice about the reliability of it but coming from Chrysler, I would run away so fast. They are old now so I am curious if they were reliable.

That is me as well! lol

Yes but they made the effort to do it since the original owner was too lazy to do it themselves. Plus they have to have the recalls fixed before they can resell the car.

If that person is dumb enough to just give a car away, it is not the dealers fault. Plus they did an oil change, fixed all the recalls and maybe even cleaned it up and all of that costs time and money that they should be able to recoup. The dealer may think your car is worthless but a friend or relative that needs a…

Yes! I remember there was a rush of people in my office that bought them when they first came out because of how they looked. Compared to every other midsize car at the time it was pretty damn beautiful. You can see that cars influence in every other midsize car that came after it.

That is exactly what I thought looking at it now. It looks surprisingly like a current VW.

Who the hell would put a Rolls Royce through an automated car wash?!?! I don’t even take my average cars through them, and I won’t unless swirl marks become a thing.

It’s beautiful, and for the price you can’t beat it! I love camping and we purchased an a-frame to tow since we did not have to buy a new vehicle to pull it with and it would easily fit in our garage since we have no place to store anything larger. People told us we would never use it but we use it quite a bit and it…

I like the little thing. I think with the amount of work that went into it, it is worth the price but it is not the most useful truck. 3 grand is not a lot of money anymore for a good running car and there may be just enough quirkiness to make spending 3 grand on an 18 year old Hyundai not so painful.

I liked Buicks style around that time. The Riviera was nice but I really like how the Park Avenue looked. It was just big and classy looking. My mom had one for a bit (a 1993) and it was such a nice car. It was like riding on a cloud and was amazing on long trips.

That is awesome and exactly what I would do. If I were to move to Japan I would immediately buy a Kei car.

Duuuuude! I had no idea that something like that existed for the Tacoma! That is so nice. Plus, Tacomas are just awesome.

What ever happened to American car manufacturers importing Japanese cars and putting their badge on them? I think that needs to happen again. This could be the new Chevy Tracker, Dodge Raider or something like that.

I had a 2002 Suzuki XL7 and it was hands down the most reliable car I have ever owned. I gave it to my sister in law and she drove it problem free to well over 200,000 miles.

Yes but 40 grand is still a lot less than 62 grand, plus. That money saved can be used for a lot of camping and road trips.

I would personally love one but not for that price. I love camping and own a camper now that we just bought in October. I love hotel type travel as well but we wanted to bring our dog with us on our outdoor excursions for camping and hiking (she loves it) and we don’t have to worry about the extra cost of pet…

So true. I totally get how this is better than a Class B RV in terms of crash safety and the fact that you can daily drive it to work if you wanted to but Americans are all about what you get for the money and not having a bathroom will be a tough sell at that price. For a lot less money you can get a Recon camper…