LOL @ this article. Glad everyone is safe, but LOLOLOLOL.
Misterfu02
misterfu02
Probably has only been up here for a few years.
The seller is clearly a huge poon. This is nothing a simple yank of the e-brake and removal of the ignition key couldn't have solved.
If I could choose between an SUV with all seasons and a FWD econobox with snow tires, I'd take the econobox any day of the week if theres any snow/ice on the ground.
Where's the Chevy Cobalt?
Voted.
I'd sign up right now if this was 'fly anywhere in the continental us' for that price.
So how does the bracket work? does somebody buy one of these cars and then thrash it until it explodes?
I'll take the Beretta.
Contrary to what you probably have seen in the movie Days of Thunder, if you go to the outside, you absolutely CAN NOT HOLD!
TSB's and Recalls are two completely different things. Under warranty, those TSBs should be taken care of. No warranty? Not the dealer's problem anymore.
LOL, you'd have to hold that thing WOT for miles for it to achieve that speed. Hilarious.
Note to self: Do not buy any stock affiliated with Boeing.
It's a Jetta!!!!!!!!!!
Probably about the same, although allegedly their gas pedal assemblies are cheaper than those used in GM vehicles.
Makes you wonder how well a $2 part will really hold up in the long run.
Think about it - some nut job high jacks the plane and forces the experienced pilot to land on some remote island in the middle of nowhere. You're a passenger on that plane. There are no cell towers on these remote specs of land and you're surrounded by thousands of miles of ocean.
I hope they landed somewhere and are just hanging around on the airstrip drinking beer and BBQ-ing.
I did not, Ben. There aren't any parts available yet according to GM's letter I received yesterday.
Shoot me an e-mail and I'll give you some more information including my name and phone number.