It's the Wrangler owners that are so bad. Old Jeep owners are okay.

As we were riding in my friends Jeep, he was bragging about how much better his jeep was than my Toyota (which I had just driven 300 miles in and nothing broke). As he said this his brakes locked up and his rear end blew.

Jeep owners hands down. They like to brag about how capable they are, yet neglect to tell you that something breaks every other time they even think about playing with it.

According to Jay Leno and the guy he interviewed about them, they aren't as complex as you'd think.

I thought the 6.7 Scorpion was a Ford made and designed engine because of the 6.0 and 6.4 failures?

This is less than 30 minutes from my house, and I had no clue it was there. That's awesome.

Just making sure. Bama fan or not, those colors are awful together. The Auburn tag is awfully cheap looking.

Did it have orange on it?

Maybe Ecoboost 6?

I don't think it would have looked any blander than it did.

What I don't understand is why they used a Daewoo? They were already using the Corolla for the Vibe, why not the Yaris for the subcompact? It still would have been dreadful, but it would have been reliable at least.

He positively says negative things about their reliability often. They have had whole episodes based off it.

No, apparently there are people who are fooled.

Yeah, well it's the channel providing the sponsers. History isn't going to give up money because Adam doesn't think the cup holders are big enough in the Cadillac XTS.

Top Gear is funded by the British Govt., Top Gear U.S. is funded by advertisers. They can't really say the Dodge Viper isn't very good, when they are sponsored by Fiat.

Mustang EcoSmug

To be fair, I'm sure those were going to a dumpster anyways.

There are definitely a few of them too, but every where I go I am getting cut off by Prii and beat up green Camrys.

Faded forest green, or whatever the dark shade of green was called by Toyota in the 90's.

Northwest Florida is definitely the Prius or this: