And the Tacoma.
That interior is perfect.
Yeah, I’ll take that over the double chin plus ricer splitter.
The Tacoma rust issue pretty much ended in ‘04-05, and there are quite a few of those kicking around the 400k mile mark. The quality isn’t gone, it’s just not invested into progression. The floor mat recall was also a fucking joke. If it weren’t for the risk of taking someone else out, I would have let Darwin take…
That’s kind of like saying Nigeria doesn’t have any problems, but whatever floats you boat.
You are the best troll. The ones that have absolutely no clue about what they’re talking about are awesome. The fact that you said GM power trains are great, speaks volumes. They might possibly have the worst transmissions on earth. They may be dirt cheap to fix, but buying a dirt cheap part every 50k miles adds up to…
The recall in which GM’s quality control sucks so much ass, that they sold cars without brakes. GM has a fucking awful track record, and 30+ million recalls certainly says a lot. Your use of the word “retard” speaks very highly of your intelligence.
If you mean “Requires oil a few times, but nothing else over 250-300k miles” as piece of shit, then of course. But if you require the shittiest of materials, optional brakes, and a fucking terrible track record, then boy does GM have the car for you.
This car makes the Camry look more BOLD. Plus the Camry is more powerful and will at least not die on you.
No. It looks like shit, and will probably start falling apart at around 50k miles. I’ll give them an extra 35k miles over our ‘05 Impala that began to fall apart at 15k miles, because they have made a little improvement.
But how am I supposed to jack and drive in peace?
This thing makes Toyota’s BOLD campaign look slightly less like a way to early April Fool’s joke.
It’s to help determine fault during their next big recall.
Oh no, they made an effort... To make it worse.
So they shrunk the Impala and gave it a dopey face and a splitter off a dude’s Civic in the parking lot?
Holy shit, they gave it rear disc brakes!
When you have passengers in the back.
Yes, but to most people with money and sense, that isn’t as important as overall quality.
Well it was a good engine, so GM had to axe it.