Too much tech in a 90s car is a bad thing 20 years later. I'm personally not a huge fan of as is stuff either. That's a gigantic "I know something is wrong, but I'm not telling you what it is" to me.
kirkhilles
kirkhilles
Anyone with experience with these cars knows the financial peril that comes along with them. Something is always breaking/broken, and it’s never a cheap fix. Along with that, the transverse engine layout in the tiny engine compartment make it a nightmare to work on. And honestly, when they are running, they're not all…
In order to use the same airframe and call it a 737 (didn’t require new pilot training), Boeing mounted the bigger new engines in an unstable location. This requires complicated software to make it stable. Then they skimped on the sensors and readouts for the software to keep the price down. So it was a failure in…
GM prefered pricing is dumb imho. Forces the dealer to sell it to you at cost plus 1.5% and keep 3.5% kickback . Literally it’s better you don’t tell me you are prefered I can sell the car at whatever love discount price I want and not deal with the manufacturer’s audit.
What kind of “experts” don’t suggest a Honda Accord Sport 2.0T which is a similar motor to the Type R. Comes in a Manual Transmission and is a great family sedan and what I’d expect would be Honda reliability.
According to recent changes in the terms of service, I’m not allowed to use profanity.
That’s your reason?
My biggest complaint are their interiors. When you can get out of a Levante or Ghibli and get into a new Hyundai and go “Wow, this is much nicer”, there’s a big problem.
Voting buttons are epic, Rob. I don’t know how you have kept this up for so many years. Life’s been good to you so far :)
Lamborghini really dropped the ball by not making a run of these. If they ever smarten up I’m definitely jumping into my Bentley which my chauffeur will drive to my helicopter which my pilot will use to fly me to my private jet which will then get me to Lambo’s REAL headquarters in Salami and I’ll personally deliver…
You need a V10.
Darn I had hoped you actually found an electric Mustang II given the asking price. I guess if you never touch or drive it is fine. I remember these things from new. they were always junk.
There’s a typo in the price. I might (probably not) pay $18.70 for this. I’d think of it as a recycling fee to have it properly disposed of. That ain’t no Mustang!
Apart from the fact that it’s a total affront to the Mustang name, I don’t really hate it. That blue one actually looks kind of nice.
I hope I’m not the only one who saw the first picture and thought this truck was from 1973 and not 1993, right?
There’s precedent for that hyphen:
Chonk-E
This movie is the reason I’m into cars and not pickups. Seriously, before I saw this movie, I wanted nothing more for my first car than a lifted Ford Ranger set up as a Baja truck (despite living in PA). After this movie I was on the hunt for a DSM and ended up with a Focus thanks to my very generous parents. By the…
I feel like I was lucky to be part of “pre Fast and Furious” import car culture, because it was somehow even weirder. We only had these reverse-flipping Japanese magazines for inspiration, so the cars I thought were cool were eccentric Japanese tuners with no regard for anything but engineering and being purely weird.