Covered everything from stripper Fairmonts to the Mark VII, and managed to last from ‘78 through ‘04 in modified form as the SN95 Mustang.
Covered everything from stripper Fairmonts to the Mark VII, and managed to last from ‘78 through ‘04 in modified form as the SN95 Mustang.
There was a diesel R-class as well (R320 Bluetec), which I’m surprised doesn’t have more of a cult following).
I will admit to having a soft spot for the Hummer EV - the Cybertruck has come along to supplant it as ride of choice for the aggro douchebag with too much money, so now it just feels like fun goofy overkill, like you need an 80's hair metal guitarist wielding a double-necked Flying V riding in the bed as your own…
Better handling, lighter, faster, as I understand it, the Series III was already well on the way to GT rather than sports car, which explains a lot of the XJ-S.
I’m of the opinion that the early 70's Mustang Grande that preceded the Mustang II as worst (ugly, bloated, not particularly quick), but yes, the Fox is the best spiritual replacement to the original Mustang, nowhere near the worst.
If anyone in my household is buying a Gladiator, it’s my wife (who’d probably rather just get a regular Wrangler), who also hates my cargo shorts.
Cargo shorts catching strays out here. If the modern fanny pack is a thing, I’m not going to apologize for loving pockets.
Tried it once with my wife in a nearby park loop, and never felt compelled to try again. She’s a fine passenger, but I’m not experienced enough, and as much as it’s low, an old Honda Rebel probably isn’t an ideal bike to ride two-up.
It will go the distance, it will not go for speed.
...did someone edit in engine noises when he’s pulling in?
Everything comes back to Honda should relaunch the Element.