The first rule is there is no fixing a Land Rover, you only bandaid it until the next thing fails on it!

If he pulls it off I’ll be the first one to stand up and applaud his success.

You forgot several extremely important/critical steps, outlined here:

I was veering more toward a Lada Niva...

The grass is surprisingly well kept at that junkyard.

Finally you get an interesting pile of shit to work on.

It's a sealed unit, how is that FCA's fault?

I guess you could say they fold in half.....

News Flash: FCA reports recall for new Jeep Gladiator.

when I bought my wrangler i paid for a lifetime bumper to bumper and it has paid for itself about 3x by now. just this week oil pressure sensor replacement would have been over $800. but with the bumper to bumper extended waranty only $100.

Thats what she said

Because previous Tacoma frames totally don’t rust out rapidly or anything.

Bad news for them in general but its kinda cool to see they have turned only 6 warranties into a stop sale. That’s a blip on the sales sheet and a rare glimpse into them actually researching failure methods.

I'm not here to make dirty jokes about lubricating drive shafts. I'm just pointing out the potential for such jokes to be made.

I think it’s less of a design issue and more of some guy screwing up at the factory.

“Comb the desert!”

Finally, I’m now a productive member of society. Thank you.

Next you’re going to tell me the Supra graphic was the hair pick the guy was usin.....oh damn.

it’s similar to Tesla where they are pumping money into worldwide expansion and undercutting the prices for rides until they get an amazon like level of marketshare where they can jack up rates with minimal competition.

Can anyone explain to me how Uber and Lyft lose so much money? I know that they subsidize some of the cost of the rides, but they don’t have to pay drivers’ expenses like health care and vehicle maintenance is paid for by the driver.