I’m just now realizing how perfect the Rolls Royce front fascia would look on a truck.
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Haha, I have a Volvo that does that - the defrost button doesn’t mean “throw some of that air up on the windshield, will ya?” - it means DIVERT ENGINE POWER TO HVAC FANS, FASTEN SEATBELTS, IT’S SCORCHED EARTH DEFROSTIN’ TIME MOTHERFUCKERS! KAAAA-BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH
This is the first post in the thread that made me grit my teeth and think “you gotta be kidding me!”
Relevant to my interests as well.
The F-150 EcoBoosts don’t return their advertised economy because they’re so much goddamn fun to drive that even the grandpa-inest grandpa can’t keep their foot out of it.
WAGONS NEED A PROPER THIRD WINDOW AND D PILLAR, THANK YOU
beautifully stated
If this was Virginia, they'd be putting his grankdids in prison.
Awesome, thank you!
Cool - thanks for the info. Isn't 2009 the previous generation car though?
Great, thanks for the help. Last time I test drove one was when I only had 2 kids, back in 2013 or so, and like I said, it was the 3.6R. I drove one 2.5i, but it was a stick shift. It was not a fun stick shift. The Outback was a boat / bathtub with that setup, but I haven't driven the 2.5i / CVT setup, which everyone…
Is it wide enough to fit 3 child seats side-by-side?
Can't drink beer in the rain under a barn door.
How 'bout off-road-side?
In an E83 BMW X3.
Lose the apostrophe, it's distracting and incorrect -Willys is a singular, non-possessive proper noun!
You're inferring that the average brand-new-M4 driver knows what countersteering is.
I'm starting to think Malaysia and Airplanes don't mix
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