The British Essex V6 was derived from the Essex V4. Ford used the same engine name “Essex” to describe a totally different engine built in Windsor, Ontario, which is the 90 degree V6 (designed to go up against the Buick 3800 Fireball V6).

At one point in my life I drove an Infiniti (which I called a Nissan with mascara). I’m 1.92m tall (so outside of Hyundai’s measurements) and I was constantly cramped since I kept hitting the headliner.

And a fair amount of the questions are simply one thing: DOCUMENT YOUR WORK!

Oh they are reliable, Tom.

And just think that 10 years ago, most Duramax trucks were rolling off the line with 16 inch wheels.

And even if they could, there’s no way they could integrate with the rest of the data.

Oh they do at selected locations. The one by me has diesel for sale.

Heck people did that to me when I filled up my diesel Silverado. Sad part was there way a line, and the only thing the station had was diesel fuel.

And the kicker? Metro Nashville isn’t even primarily served by the pipeline in question.

The US Government does not accept LOGIC as valid.

Now if only rolling coal was considered laying drag...

Yes. In Virginia, this would not be surprising if they tossed you in jail for 7 days, like they did with Patrick George and his speeding ticket (81MPH and over is automatically a reckless driving charge in VA)

Hmm, where else can I throw $7-14K and have it depreciate to the point that when I’m going to sell it (after 10 years), I only get $2K for it?

You can’t haul 4x8 sheets of plywood or sheetrock without some of it hanging off the end of the tailgate. This is the standard size for plywood and sheetrock.

Aren’t Atlanta roads paved with “rocks and garbage”? I mean, I drive on them every day, and that’s about the size of it...

The funny part is that all of them have bed tie down rings as standard kit.

Speaking as someone who has a HD diesel (and *gasp* occasionally drives to work in it!), who cares? The manufacturers are doing exactly what the regulations *allow* them to do.

Of course, just to drive their customers insane, Mercedes will gladly sell you an E class wagon (E350 4Matic). For 60 grand (Base price: $59,900 not including destination).

The other thing that they don’t tell you is that in the limited sections, there are speed cameras and they will flash you for 3-5MPH over the limit (8-10km/h over).

You have to yank the APB out of the engine bay to replace turbos. And they love to eat turbos in stock form.