The new Taco drive train is worse than the previous gen, it’s disappointed a lot of Taco fans who are multi generation buyers.

Definitely does not. If you go back 30-40yrs, yes, but 10, no way.

New drive train that isn’t as good as the previous generation. It’s why the Frontier is having a resurgence with its best sales year in forever, more displacement and been used for 12yrs with all the kinks worked out. A lot of Taco fans don’t like the new 3.5L or transmission it’s paired with.

If your cost sky rocketed, it’s because your employer saw a good opportunity to pass more cost onto you while they had someone else they could blame. Overall cost were down compared to increases before the ACA.

Michaelangelo (Mikey).

...collision is the part that costs the most, and that part that will double. It’s collision that you don’t get on a used car. You get all the other coverages if you’re smart, as they’re the ones that protect you when you’re sued.

You have idiot parents, and then also one’s who aren’t idiots, but want a safe car. Replacing a car is nothing if insured compared to a lifetime of disability or cognitive decline due to injury.

There’s only one reason to get your teen a new car, SAFETY. It will be worse in every other way. Though it can occasionally be cheaper to insure a new car for a teen driver than one that’s older, due to superior safety systems and crash structures that will dramatically reduce likelihood of bodily injury costs in…

The margins on the accessories and what not are where they’re killing it. The “upgrade” don’t cost them much but they charge 300%-500% markup for it probably. The down side is this behavior seeps into everything else these people buy inflating prices.

Lol, sucker born everyday day.

Lol, sucker born everyday day.

Who dafuq wears a hoodie so much they’re worried about wear and tear? Annoying hipsters, that’s who.

Who dafuq wears a hoodie so much they’re worried about wear and tear? Annoying hipsters, that’s who.

It definitely does in French onion soup, that’s the only thing I regularly use them in. I always take the leaf out though when it’s done cooking, shit put it in one of those tea things if need be, don’t leave that shit in there.

So this what they look like, even more reason to change the station when their shit comes on.

you’re too worried about a cart blowing in the wind to be out driving.

Sad story.

You mean like adults learning the can park away from carts is hard? Ohhh yeah....

Lol, Well I do return it every other time, so yeah, basically you’re wrong. If no one else is home, you can’t leave your child there so again, stop being stupid.

I live in a safe area(as safe as anywhere in FL is), I’m not worried about “crime” so much, I am worried about people not paying attention looking at there cell phones driving, or just inexperienced drivers yahooing through a parking lot. The risk is small I’m not denying that. I sympathize with dings from carts, but…

Ugh, no foresight, parking next to a return is an option sometimes, but if that means walking further through a parking lot with a tiny human, the additional risk does not outweigh the non existent inconvience of a cart being on the lot, for an attentive and competent driver. Yes the risk is very small, but so is the…

Lol. You’re doing a good job rationalizing choosing cart etiquette over your child’s safety. So good job on that.