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Simply, it’s a challenge.

It appeals to the engineer-y/problem solve-y side of my brain. Here’s a vehicle that—if we’re honest—was destined for the junkyard. It had a bad frame, a cracked engine, a horrible suspension, a bad ignition system...the list goes on.

Understanding these problems, laying out a plan to solve

If David isn’t a “real mechanic”... who is? David has, technically, been paid for his mechanic work before. So he’s a professional mechanic. He’s also been a professional engineer. And he has extensive experience and knowledge specifically of Jeeps... so I’m curious who would be better suited than David to do a

And “Cheap-Bastard” easily wins COTD (where D = Decade)

How many stamps would it take to just mail this thing to Moab?

Too bad that guy probably knows what he’s got.

You mean… keep us

It’s going to take me a long, long time to come around on that front end. I appreciate that they swung for the fences, but, man. Catfish vibes.

Jason, I usually like the stuff you write and it’s mostly smart and funny. But lose the profanity. It doesn’t add a single bit of humor, and it’s no longer shocking or edgy. It’s just a crutch for inadequate writing. You’re much better than that.

Yeah finally!

Diesel sell like hotcakes!

Good on Patrick for making you get it inspected. I can only imagine the mechanic told you it was a bit rusty through laughs.

It’s wonderful, except for the part where it’s sooooooooo gonna get crashed.

Calm down gramps.

Looks like an Accord with some Game of Thrones badging.”

shoulda brought the wagon.... its nice

Lotua evora

Thanks for sharing, and I suspected that the tool that Mazda is using to evalutae their stores is not providing the data necessary to reward the good places and address the stores that need it. 

I work at a Mazda dealer and I can confirm that the manufacturer is indeed pushing hard to improve the dealership experience, both for sales customers as well as for service and parts. The current program is called “Ignite The Passion”, and talks a lot about how to make customers feel passionate about the brand.

Why not the SR though?

They keep taking them away. The city is causing its own problem.