Now do the other way ‘round!
Now do the other way ‘round!
“noting we were a “a long way from DC” and asked what we were doing.”
The woman that got hit while minding her own business is doing more to keep kids safe than law enforcement. She deserves a medal and a promotion. And a new Corolla.
I had a 2005 Infiniti G35 with the popup navigation screen. Other than the rudimentary GPS functions, I think the Buick system felt more modern.
I can’t afford the tailor that could make me look merely not foolish, if such a genius actually exists.
A CLE 63 with a twin turbo V8 would be one of my dream cars, it it wasn’t for the damned B pillars. That being said, if the CLE63 was pillarless but had a 4 cylinder, I’d get a CLE53 and be perfectly happy with the far less powerful inline 6.
As a kid, I would have used your documentation as I sat in the car and pressed all the buttons. Then went inside and posted the diagram on my wall so I could show all my friends how much of an aspiring nerd I am.
My dad worked for Buick in the 70s, and used to rent Buicks for out of state trips in the 80s and 90s. I remember when he came home with a Riviera with this tech when I was a kid...I spent a long time in that car going through every button and function. My mom had a 1974 Buick Regal at the time. When parked next to…
I’d love to see Honda do gas powered RWD cars in the US again. Something that normal people can actually afford, even if its based on an old Nissan platform.
It doesn’t hurt that “small” cars aren’t that small anymore.
My reconstructed 2000 Triumph Sprint ST that I converted to naked many years ago hasn’t started in over 2 years, and I need to get it running again. No idea what the problem is, but I’ve rebuilt it several times and may need to do it again.
According to the Kid ‘n Play documentary House Party, you can load all the DJ equipment (and vinyl records) you need into the back of a Chevette and still have room for 3 ladies. You just have to know how to load things scientifically.
We have been living in post ‘lude time since 1985, unfortunately.
everything under the hood was covered in oil and it was burning off while being driven and filling the cabin with noxious fumes.
I bought a fully loaded 2005 SRX in 2007. I never had a single issue with the vehicle, except for the lower marker light bulb burning out every few months.
Yeah...I grew up in Virginia but lived in Minneapolis for 20 years. Its hard to describe Winter life to people that have never experienced a polar vortex, or a week where the HIGH temp is -2F/-19C.
I was going to say that it is giving strong Isuzu Amigo vibes! I’ve liked these things since the 90's, and was completely unaware of the Vauxhall version.
Did you read the article? The hole was in “a “remote” part of the property about 100 feet beyond the store’s swivel gate” that wasn’t used for business or by employees. Based on the description of the location, its possible the employees didn’t even know it was there.
Lol...It hadn’t occurred to me that he may have been harrassed by an old Miata through every turn. He had on some fancy driving shoes, though. For all I know he was the Stig’s Mid-West cousin.
I went to one of the basic BMW track events where you can drive a 3 series and there was a dude there complaining that his brand new M4 wasn’t great on the track. Even if money is no object , a new M4 seems like a poor choice for regular track use even if you are modify it to the point of making it damn near unuseable…