Do charges apply for not applying charging?

I’ve seen at least 2. One is stock and the body just looks hilariously bad. The body panels are all splotchy and discoloured, and none of them are flat. I’ve seen dilapidated camper trailers with flatter sides.

“What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas”

“Bill, before we land, did you turn off the parking brake?”

Panther-platform Mercury Marauder. Body on frame barge from a mid-tier brand BUT with upgraded suspension and braking and boasting 302 horsepower from a DOHC Modular V8 instead of the wimpy 235 horsepower from the SOHC. Plus, you get mistaken for a cop all the time, so everyone gets out of your way.

False. It takes 2.3 seconds to say “split tailgate”. Meanwhile, the average transaction time for a new Expedition is 5.9 hours.

UK based reader here; Nissan has a hybrid version of the Rogue; as its called here, the “X Trail” https://www.nissan.co.uk/vehicles/new-vehicles/x-trail.html. Along with Juke and Qashqai (Rogue Sport I think?) They sell them as Petrol mild-hybrid, and hybrid “E-Power”, both in FWD and AWD. E-Power is interesting as it…

The reviewers let out a collective “Yawn” and it underperformed it’s nominal 400 HP so there was that.

The ND is great. It’s punchy at 180ish HP (and short gears for torque!), but also lighter than the NC. And it doesn’t body-roll like you DONT want it to.

28% of the first year Broncos were manuals. Tacoma still sells a ton on manuals. Nissan was actually selling quite a few stick shift Versas as well.

Also the Lotus Emira. But these cars really aren’t within reach of the average consumer. You’re realistically looking at $80k out the door minimum.

The Juke was a cool car and I almost considered one for myself. But the manual only came in FWD, it wasn’t that quick, MPGs were kinda sad for the class, and it wasn’t super spacious. 

Exactly...if Nissan and their dealers didn’t use that buyer pool to peddle mediocre products with predatory practicecs they could carve out a market.

Nissan could possibly turn things around:

Elevator Pitch: “MX-90, like a Miata but it seats six and also it’s an SUV.”

I don’t think that there’s anything inherently wrong with the concept of offering some inexpensive cars and extending credit to people who might not otherwise be able to purchase a car. In fact, I think it’s a great idea.

Any word on whether water/mud made it into the cabin? If the cabin waterproofing is that good, then that truck should be used in their next ad campaign.

he discovered the flood carried the truck 100 yards from its initial parking spot—only 20 yards short of a football field

WTF is Hurricane Helen?

Body panels or dead body? It's a Camaro, need to be more specific.