mhowsit
My Hooptie Fleet is Boring
mhowsit

The other thing you kind of got wrong was the LS’s greatest feature for me. I’m a Texan and I had never driven in snow until I moved to Ohio for 4 years to learn a new job position (I design buildings) and I took my 250k mile 1997 Lexus LS400 with me and it never slipped 6" in the snow - ever. I also never plowed my

Driving a car from showroom new to 1 million miles in a (relatively) short period of time is a feat of driving. That’s a person who did an amazing, physical, challenge. All they had to do was maintain the car according to spec (starting with a perfect example, mind you), and just, drive a lot.

Having owned a first gen example at one point in my life, myself, I can’t say that I’m really surprised. Mine was a 1991 model that I purchased when it was 8 years old and a little shy of 90K on the clock in 1999. Even at that age, it felt more solid than my girlfriends then new Volvo S70 T5. So much so that she often

“Trump gave me his word that there won’t be any car tariffs for the time being. I view this commitment as something you can rely on

Cars keep getting more expensive, the amount of money/loan payments are going to keep getting more expensive. The problem is wage growth not matching or exceeding consumer goods.

There is such a thing available on the market.  It’s called a used truck.

For Sale: Great Car. Only $15,995!*

I think there is something very handsome about a single cab with a long bed.

I’ll let you know when it arrives:

my ford pickup is getting a bit long in the tooth,

Agree. That means I don’t need a Semi anymore to pull my trailer.

I’ve got a feeling the driver has short cropped blonde hair, asks to speak to the manager all the time and is named Susan, Karen or Linda.

I understand your concern, but the reality is that there is something that can come between the rider and the road, if the rider chooses to wear it:

well, at least 6 stars

Kia says the AWD naturally aspirated engine can do 22 mpg in combined driving while the turbo does 21.

Not any more...

From the heavens, even.

A Fit Si would be awesome.

The only problem is that there are often no smaller cars slotted in below the ever-growing ones. Or if there are, they’re base economical ones like the Honda Fit. There’s no Fit Si to replace the old Civic Si now that the new Civic is the size of the old Accord. 

Imagine what we could do with the size of today's grills...Honda Civic could single handedly solve the Earth's issues