Neutral: What Should Fiat Chrysler Do Next With Hellcat?

Note that they drove 400 miles AFTER the inspection. 400 miles is a lot of driving and if it was inspected before winter I am willing to venture that the brakes were working properly at the time of inspection. Sounds to me like the people were looking to sue whomever they could. I get losing someone tragically is…

Exhibit A: that Chevy Malibu rental form Hertz with mechanical chatter from the engine bay and a lurching transmission with 39 thousand miles on the odo.

I hate low mileage cars. It just jacks up the price for no reason other than perception that the car will magically last longer. I find high-mileage to be comforting because it means the owners actually DROVE the car and typically highway mileage which is way easier on things than stop-and-go.

It’s worse with classic…

Everything else being equal... it’s all about who you’re buying it from. I’d buy a car with 200,000 from a fastidious owner over something with 50k from some jackass any day of the week.

Unfortunately (fortunately?), I did this exact thing with a 2015 Taco. I knew the new one wasn’t going to be much (if any better) and i’d driven a MY 13’ enough to know that I liked it. I didn’t even cross shop the damn thing.

HI BILLY MAYS HERE FOR PAINTLESS DENT REPAIR IN A CAN!

I can feel how painfully awkward that was through my computer

What happened to that poor Gullwing!?

Photo taken from the night before

I never sausage a terrible car crime before.

The concept of mowing has yet to really catch on in the Motor City.

THANK CHEESES!

Yeah sure... “driveway”

Lenny Robinson may have dressed up as a superhero, but in my mind this man was a hero.

this guy got fired maybe he got a job down south

I simply cannot get over how poor the fuel economy is. I’ve been doing better than these numbers in the 6.2 V8 GMC I’m evaluating this week.

After reading this article, I’m more interested in seeing the Colorado/Canyon 4x4 with the Diesel engine reviewed.

“I have to walk my goldfish”