lbkeller
Llew Keller
lbkeller

I had a Mechanic who left the oil cap off once. And another who forgot to re-clamp the radiator hoses. A huge mess ensued in both cases. Being careless has nothing to do with knowing what to do.

I have to admit that on those rare occasions I've had a flat lately, I do call roadside assistance. It's not that I don't know how to change a tire. - it's more like I'd prefer to sit and listen to music than to get all filthy. And it's free from AAA for my yearly fee whether I use it or not. I do regularly check my

When I read the headline, I was hoping for an expose on Air Tran - definitely the worst I’ve ever travelled on.

“ The Untruck.”

I never understood the original Ridgeline. The bed was so short it could only hold a few tool boxes or a dirt bike (diagonally). Even El Caminos had more practical beds. It looks like the new version’s might be slightly longer.

I’m remembering “Busy Body” vans - the name of a company that provided some of the more hideous customizations.

No -the Honda Element should have a toaster decal

Jason-Your article was so funny I nearly urinated in my drawers. I have so coveted the new Mustang that I’ve been actively working on giving up my 2 decade resentment against Ford for my 93 Taurus.

THAT is funny!!

I drove a Chevette once - it was horrifying. But I think that Chevy-based 3 cylinder thing I rented about 10 years ago was worse.

I have to agree with Jason. My last high HP car was a rented Dodge Challenger. The acceleration was exhilarating when I punched it, but the thrill wore off after the 3rd punch, which left me with a heavy and ponderous gas-guzzling tank. It was OK for my 5 day trip, but I would have been more comfortable in a small