I’ve never bothered to go on their site because I refuse to waste one more second of my life on TWC than I have to. 

I don’t know. Based on the numerous commercials for medications and retirement plans though I’d say retirees are their number one demographic. Still, anyone who watches TWC by choice/for fun has serious issues. Believe me, if I was allowed to pick what we watch at work I’d choose almost anything else.

Agreed. A V6 in a family sedan is pretty useless 95% of the time anyways.

I saw this on The Weather Channel about 10 times yesterday. I work in a control room and we always have the TV in there set on The Weather Channel playing in the background. They use the same content over and over again. Don’t watch The Weather Channel for extended periods of time. You’ll grow to resent it more than…

Exactly. I’m 6'5" myself and full size trucks are huge. I only weigh 210 so I’m quite lanky but the back seats in crew cabs are just silly big even for someone my height. You could be morbidly obese and be comfortable in the back of an F-150 Supercrew.

I actually did the same thing, expect I bought a 2015 used in September of 2016.

Tight in the ass? Unless you’re over 300 lbs then I don’t see how there would be an issue fitting in a full size pickup.

I like oatmeal. The Audi though? Meh. I’ve really understood the appeal of the brand.

Neutral: Pffft. This is Jalopnik. Everyone knows that we only buy cars that are at least 10 years old or we are at least the 6th owner of. /s

I agree. I actually think the pre-refresh trucks were nicer. 

It’s a Fusion. No 5 door version in America. 

Please tell me that the people who didn’t think this is a 2017 or newer Ford Fusion are trolling. It’s clear as day. 

My dad had a 2005 Yukon XL Denali when I was in high school. I don’t have much nostalgia towards it because the pre-bailout GM build quality of it was among some of the most laughable I’ve ever seen. I liked the blue-green crystal paint and the 6.0L engine was really nice but the rest of the truck was a giant piece of…

In my area 180k is way below average for a 93' Toyota pickup.

Horrible highway car though. 

I agree but I’d rather go for a Camry or an Accord instead. They’re more comfortable and better road trip cars than a Corolla with only a slight fuel economy penalty.

The X90 is a shit highway car. Terrible recommendation. 

That Roadmaster is way overpriced. On the other hand the Lucerne seems like too good of deal. 

I love those things for some reason.

The only time boarding early really makes sense is on airlines like Southwest where there is no assigned seating and you don’t want to be stuck with a middle seat or in the back of the plane. If you have assigned seating then why rush?