My in-laws have the same issue with their Suburban 2500.

I did read their post, but I’m not sure you did.

Wow, 80% is a really high threshold, I would have thought it would be around 50%.

Jeeze, $18k in damage on a virtually brand new van and they didn’t write it off? I would have fought my insurance to total the thing. Did they cover your rental for 6 weeks and compensate you for future lost value due to such a big repair on the vehicle history report?

My aunt and uncle recently bought a 2019 Ridgeline and they are one of the target demographics for this vehicle: empty nesters but need room for grandkids, just bought a fixer-upper cottage, looking to eventually get a boat, and used to luxury sedans and crossover.

Don’t you dare think about swapping one of these into an FD RX-7. The world already has one Tesla powered RX-7, that’s enough. #SavetheRotaryEngines

He’s already wrecked a BRZ, don’t encourage him to get behind the wheel of an FD and potentially ruin it.

Mazda sells wiper blade refills for their OEM beam style blade holders. I’ve replaced the wiper insert alone for the last 5 years on my Mazda 3 hatchback. You don’t need to be stuck with the old school metal frame blades if you want to use refills.

Mazda sells wiper blade refills for their OEM beam style blade holders. I’ve replaced the wiper insert alone for the last 5 years on my Mazda 3 hatchback.

My 2014 Mazda 3 hatchback still has the original beam style wiper blade holders, I just order wiper blade refills in the spring and swap them out.

I don’t have much faith in Nicola, but is it legal to take a short position on a stock and then publish a report that will absolutely cause a drop in stock price? Is that something the SEC allows, because it seems like a way to print money by quickly cashing in on the short once the report goes viral. 

Makes sense. Every VW (save for the soon to be dead Beetle and soon to be replaced Passat) is built off the MQB platform now, so why not also name them off the same set of 6 letters? Ultimate economies of scale! No other brand will have badges as inexpensive as Volkswagen.

That’s just called natural selection

Why are there two separate and autonomous organizations each testing ~80% of new cars and using different parameters and rating systems?

Thank you for taking every effort to protect Canadians and yourself.

Since 2020 is the year of New Corporate Logos, Mitsubishi is jumping on the bandwagon by getting rid of the diamond star logo and replacing it with this:

Agreed, they’re meant for different purposes, but the TRX is a better value, even if you wanted a RWD sporty truck.

Uhhhhh-hundred percent!

ND: Now that the Ram TRX has been unveiled and starts at $72000, this thing doesn’t have a chance.