What? No FC’s?! No first gen Grand Cherokees, Cherokees or Jeepsters?

It might be more collectable if it hadn’t been beat so severely with the ugly stick! Different ain’t always better or good . . . .

How much of this is a result of EPA regulations? Older paints generated a LOT of VOC’s, and getting some colors to “work” (adhere correctly, not fade) may be a much bigger challenge than whites, greys and silvers. Remember those GM vehicles where the paint actually peeled off?

My first car was ‘65 teal Corvair with a matching teal interior . . .

Soooo . . . does the video show a mirror image or a “real” view, like a TV screen? I can see advantages and disadvantages to both options . . .

I’ll take mine with a diesel! ;-)

nope

This works only as far as free or designated parking spots. What happens if it needs to pull a tlcket / push a button to enter a parking structure? Pay for metered on-street parking? Decides to park in a handicapped parking spot? Can’t read the hourly / daily / type of vehicle / type of vehicle loading restriction?…

But seriously, not every road is smoth - it’s really hard to make controlled gestures on bumpy roads!

my ‘09 Tacoma came standard with a backup camera, but there were no factory or dealer options to display the image . . . other than buying a more expensive model!

KISS. Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. TMI. Our ‘13 Altima loves to remind me that it’s cold outside - duh - it’s winter! The beauty of sweeping needles is discerning relativity, at a glance, no computation required!

60 Minutes had a segment on it last night, as well: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/60-minute…

I wonder if road salt had anything to do with it?

yes!

Corvair, Unsafe at Any Speed, Ralph Nader. Suzuki Samurai, Unacceptable, Consumer Reports.

The plant is running at capacity, after just adding a third shift. It doesn’t sound much different than the Ram 1500 diesel issues - over-promise and under-deliver . . . http://media.gm.com/media/us/en/gm…

The Escalade deserves to be renamed the BFD . . .

Yes. The bigger the place, the less likely they’re willing to deal with personal deliveries. 20 employees? Sure! 1500 (with one address)? Nope! http://www.today.com/home/no-more-p…

It’s an OPTION - just say “no”!

a UPS guy who would lose his job, in a heartbeat, for being behind schedule, as well as stealing!