anyone else notice how scuffed up the front seat release is? This car seems to be hiding something. leery. CP. 

Mr. Clean erasers or the generic equivalent works wonders getting paint off.

I live with John Deere all around me. (HQ, Harvester, Plow & Planter, Parts Distribution, ....) I also work in the middle of a farming community, about 20 miles outside of town. Most farmers here have huge farms, and have the latest equipment. 500k for a combine, 350k for the big tractors, attachments galore, smaller…

Your car can also be fixed with a pair of pliers, a flat head screwdriver, and a hammer. The mini requires much more. 

How in the actual hell did a movie like this get made? just on the trailer alone, it would be worth doing a bad movie night over. Probably impossible to find, but, —-WOW—-

Torque. absolutely horrible. The bitch-slapping motorcycles, the 200+ mph chase scene through traffic on a motorcycle...across sand dunes on sport bikes (sorry, covered up dirt bikes) ... a bunch of people I used to ride with went to see this. We ruined the movie for some of the audience, made it bearable for the rest…

The large engine (8.1L?) and the low gears. 

I guess if you’re gonna go, go all out!

buddy of mine had the 2500 Avalanche. 9 MPG. that’s it. when gas went to $5/gal, it went away. 

These cars are easy to work on, and a little bit of work is needed for a $3k car that has sat for a few years. As long as the floor isn’t rusted and this turns into an accordion NP all day.

If they had a warranty like Roush has, there is not need for an aftermarket warranty. “Thy shalt beat thine car ‘til it dies, then Rouch shall fix it, regardless of the beating”

I haven’t been to a Subway since I got food poisoning. We also have a local sub chain that blows subway out of the water. Better bread, better toppings, and it’s local. 

Let me introduce you to the US congress...

honestly, hitting a pot hold, or over a railroad track, on one wheel isn’t as bad as you’d think. I no longer ride like that. 

almost every trim level of a telluride comes with heated\cooled seats. 

Arnie “the Farmer” Beswick still drives with his foot on the floor, regardless of weather. Even pulling his cars. Sadly, Mrs. B. passed away just a month or so ago.

Michael, you’re making me sad that I got rid of mine with almost nothing wrong with it. Please stop. I miss that roll down window!

Ugh. That white interior. Happy to have the black. The white oak inside is a nice touch. In sport mode the accelerator becomes quite touchy. I’ve got a 2020, just rolled 5k miles this morning. Comfort mode softens up the suspension, eco makes it shift quick, and sport holds the gears a lot longer than it should. Can…

How about they get one built before C&D calls it the car of the year. Might be the car of next year?

Someone has been playing too much Borderlands!