It is crazy how lightly this is all taken by the regulators. I remember someone explaining to me ~12 years ago (I think) that with the standardization of HD radio, we could have all of that cool info readily available on the screen like the song and artist and whatever else the radio station wanted to broadcast. BUT…

The great thing about this is that it would apply to everyone. So you may not drink (and that’s great) but this also ensures that you don’t get hit by a drunk driver. Or your spouse or kid or parent never get hit by a drunk driver.

making hard work for its $23,950 price tag

I worked on a project 4 or 5 years ago for the actuators on a version on this system that was going into busses in Europe, so I’ve been checking the ass-end of busses in here in western NY since then. I started seeing them pop up on school busses here about a year ago I think.

Interest rates on new car loans seem to be improving (and manufacturers are starting to offer incentives for lower rate loans).

The limit does not exist

That’s my thinking. I’d rather have a Miata, and if I really just wanted a convertible cruiser I can get a much newer Solara for that money.

I was thinking the same thing, which eventually led me to “I’d rather have a Celica convertible” and a ND vote. I was curious on price comparison’s and found this (unfortunately black on black) manual Celica with a stick and 96k miles near me for $7995

There’s definitely reasons for people to be conservative. It’s just that most people are too dumb (or racist, or brainwashed, or whatever) to realize that they are being played and their elected official that they are rallying around doesn’t give a fuck about abortion, gun rights, soldiers/veterans, immigration,…

It’s absolutely rooted in racism and it doesn’t take more that a few seconds of thought for that to be immediately obvious. But, you know, thinking is hard.

I understand what you’re saying, but the key word there is “idiots”.

How much is this worth as a parts car?

And I’m waiting for the Maverick ST. Maybe if one of these companies had the balls to do it, the other would follow suit. Shit, build a Xtreme trim of the Colorado, Chevy! You pansies!

oh, I thought those meant “come to a complete stop and then look if there’s anyone coming”

I think the sweet spot for pricing is:

I can’t imagine having a Fiat chassis with a Chrysler motor is a great starting point, and mine being a first year model certainly didn’t help that. But the repairs I made were all on the engine. The Cherokee has a different version of the Pentastar, but those issues are transmission related. In any case, way more…

Imagine how much golf he’ll play the second time around. There may actually not be enough golf. He could cause a golf shortage in the state of Florida.

I gave them another shot with a used 2014 Promaster specifically for a camper build, and the issues started piling up. It was the first year in the US, so maybe that was part of it. But it all revolved around the powertrain. I got rid of it because we weren’t using it enough to warrant the maintenance. Shortly after I…

Ignoring the price for a second - As you said, it probably has plenty of life left in it. But you buy a car like this to have the drivetrain and suspension in tip-top shape. If the rear dampers are feeling a little worn, you aren’t just going to let it go. If the clutch is *fine*, you aren’t just going to let it go.…

There were some very memorable road trips and group projects. The amphibious cars were great. Lots of fun with caravans. But of the individual scenes (maybe skits is a better word) the Reliant Robin has to be at the top.