Very true. Also, because I had a second pic that got kinjaed, let’s try it again:

Volvo put a few variations of the same idea in their cars from the mid 60s to the early 90s. They were pretty common in MGs and Triumphs as well, and turned up in some Euro Fords, and I think some Italian makes as well, possibly even Ferrari?

It’s no Oneonta, that’s for sure.

This. The 3.0 V6s are junk. Get a later Taco with the 3.4 or if you must have an earlier one get the 22re. No doubt this one is in great shape, but at this price it needs to be a 22re with a five speed. Auto 3.0 = CP.

Nah. Head on a pike as a warning to future generations.

“Under no circumstances should you purchase a battery-powered tool that you’ll want to run for more than, say, five minutes”

“WTF is your point?”

Yep. If you want one spend the extra to get one that hasn’t been crashed all over town and still has all of its rare bits intact. CP.

Rear doors on earlier Pathfinders had something similar as well.

First they came for the poutine and I said nothing....

It’s not a binary world. Smart people are capable of doing dumb shit, just like the dumbest squirrel is going to find the occasional nut.

More like -1 fourth-quarter drive, amirite!

Elon is wicked smart, but hiring someone to be in charge of building cars who has never built cars before was an idiotic thing to do.

Team giant meteor.

Well at least he documented why he should be denied warranty coverage once something blows.

Did you see this? I’ve been sharing it around trying to get people to understand how bad it is out there. Just shameful that we as a country have let this happen, and incredibly sad, never mind the long term consequences.

First of all, that is not at all what I said. Point is, government regulates industry to benefit us all. Better gas mileage and less pollution benefits us all. Second of all, two of the big three of your supposedly well run companies exist today solely because of massive government bailouts (twice for Chrysler no…

Yeah, I mean it’s the same industry that insisted the emissions standards rolled out in the 70s were impossible to meet. Then what happened? The Japanese spent the 80s and 90s leading the way forward and eating the big three’s lunch. And what about the rest of us? We got air you could breathe without dying young.…

The problem here isn’t that Trump is an orange shit gabbon, which he is. The problem is that he’s leading backward instead of forward. China is the largest market for cars—50% bigger than the US or EU—and only getting larger. They will have no problem stepping into the leadership void created by Trump’s ignorance and…

Heck of a motor on that guy. Lotta grit. A little raw, but with some coaching up I could see using a fourth or fifth rounder on him.