Pretty sure they didn't mean to change the logo. Would have been another recall so they are going with "we meant to do that "

It’s no KN car, thats for sure.

And despite having maybe 100 butt-dyno horsepower at most, my Taurus (that I bought to save gas) managed to consume fuel at the same rate as my lifted Jeep wrangler on 33" mud terrains. 

I’ll go one further - worst engine/transmission combination:

ALRIGHT, WHO ORDERED THE GRAND CHEROKEE SLAM?

ftfy

RIP BAE.

Nope.  Not even if cheaper than a Camry.  Busy Forks can go tarnish another driveway.

First sentence of the article:

Cocaine shark - DO DOO DO DOO DOO DOO

Yeah, where are the black Caravans in this slide show?

Shit. Now we’re gonna have to add another verse.

Yup, loves me some Mazda5. Picked up this 2007 with a 5 speed manual with a blown 2.3 engine. Swapped in a 2.5 out of a 2015 Fusion - pretty simple swap.

Tom Layton here, the original Plaintiff. What you all must know is that the auto auctions prohibit buyers from bringing scan tools on to auction property. Therefore, you must believe what the auctions claim. Furthermore, of the 500 or so FedEx vans I personally purchased 99% of them were purchased on-line facilitated…

C’mon, it’s used correctly.

They’re gonna need a bigger bow for the hood.

I’m giving this a NP. And for a Chrysler product of this era really anything short of a wheelbarrow is an accomplishment. This is like an accomplished artist suddenly suffering a brain injury, and this car is the finger paintings on the road to recovery. It's certainly not it's best work, but forward progress is…

1981 Ford Fairmont wagon. Rootbeer brown, brown interior and a 4 speed manual transmission. Zero options except for deluxe wheel covers. Couldnt find one in the right color but yeah this was it.

Game recognizes game.

Hard agree. I think it’s the most-referenced Top Gear segment ever, even by folks who’ve never watched the show.