God those 3rd/4th gens rotted like crazy.

Yep, currently at $2.59/gal regular, over $3/gal premium.

Yes.......

You have a smaller vehicle for commuting given the shorter wheelbase of the 2-door, your family can climb in the back just like a 4-door, and the shorter wheelbase warrants doing more SUV things (unless you mean mall parking, then just buy a CUV like everyone else). 

I thought it was to remove older more efficient vehicles from the road to make modern vehicles look more efficient?

Parts suppliers make subpar parts in an attempt to help the govt get older cars off the roads.

Not sure I’ve ever actually seen those tires on an off-road “build”. The wheels however, seem to be the starter for every off-road build I’ve seen.

The Journey still sells in large numbers as an entry level 3rd row CUV.

Pretty sure Chrysler got screwed harder on that deal not the other way around.

Cheap?

You sound jealous.

Is the Cadillac/BMW/Mercedes the people on welfare are driving suddenly going to break down because they have to get a job?

This!

Makes perfect sense, especially if you live somewhere where the weather is usually less than ideal.

This feeling could easily come from different gearing in the rear end.

The yellows may produce “less” light, but the contrast makes them more visible in adverse conditions.

Is 91 non-ethanol like it is here?

Might as well not have the tech then.

If people associated with Telsa would stop touting it as auto-pilot, then showing themselves doing everything except paying attention, maybe people would stop treating it that way:

Are we sure it’s not just normal Ecoboost blow by?