During my recent vehicle shopping endeavor I found myself in a Toyota dealership unfortunately. I overheard a dealer say (roughly from what I recall) “It’s the XSE model which stands for Xtreme Sport Edition. That means it’s faster.”
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This thing is pretty sweet. There’s just not $68,000 of sweet and unfortunately its a CP...
Not where Jeep/MBenz decided to put it on their 6-Speed manual...6 and R are terribly easy to mix up
They do still make them, but no one buys them...
Where is one supposed to overnight charge in an urban setting? I feel an electric car would suit me, sans my stubborn ass wishing to burn fossil fuels and listen to the sweet sweet sound of hydrocarbons exploding, being in a city setting. I’d pay less than I do now to drive such little distances in traffic. I’d have…
I’m gonna chime in with a bit of experience with this. Unless there is a sizable amount of claims on top of the trailer there’s no shot anything will happen especially without broken codes...
That’s so fetch!
Maybe he meant loose, like the slang term for a whore?
Yea they’re def more affordable now unfort I’d be looking for one close to stock and not abused all to hell...not an easy find or one that I wouldn’t pay through the ass for
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I have an eerie strange love and attraction for the 2005/06 Pontiac GTO. I’ve wanted one since all I can remember, sadly never driven one, never even sat in one. One day I hope to own one...one day
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As manufacturing jobs increase in an area, the cost of that labor would hypothetically go up due to competitive wages with other manufacturers, increased worker safety, and workers rights (Unions) forming as the work force gets larger.
Sorry, my statement was broad in saying that there is impending doom (losing ALL) auto manufacturing. However Toyota and Honda don’t carry nearly as many models as the others, whether that matters or not.
I try not to...unfort even my All-Clad pans aren’t totally built in the USA (the lids)
GM pulling out could be a sign of the beginning of the end for Canadian manufacturing and the US Big-3. It’d be no different than what occurred in Australia.