I’d buy a Lincoln before a Cadillac, which I think says it all about where the two brands are.
I’d buy a Lincoln before a Cadillac, which I think says it all about where the two brands are.
Am I the only person in America that special ordered an Abarth this year? lol
Or not
As someone from a family with 3 generations of auto workers including union workers and management (I run a small tech company so I’m not one of them), my personal opinion is that the UAW is more interested in protecting bad employees and enriching themselves than actually protecting wages and benefits for the average…
President Trump wants to order U.S. companies to leave China and believes he can legally do so. Hooray for the party of small government!
5th: When I first read the headline, I though the President of Brazil was blaming Tesla for the fires there.
Call it a Taurus and fill it with squircles, and I'd buy one.
My 85 year old grandmother passed up on a 2014 Legacy Limited because she said “it doesn’t have enough shit n git” and we got her a Buick Regal GS instead.
Uhh, I’m going to need to see some sources for at least 3 of those “facts”
It’s great at water parks, parks, campgrounds, kayaking, 5Ks (or any length of running), bicycling, the gym, etc... Having that number code should be more common than just on FoMoCo vehicles.
Exactly why this article is dumb. You dont have to use it.
The phone as a key service is offered in addition to the two normal intelligent access key fobs, and it’s not a requirement to use it.
Apparently you haven’t been paying attention
I don’t normally disagree with you, but you should never forgive Hummer for the H2.
My old DD was a Lexus LX450 that had reached the repair/replace threshold so I bought a 3cyl. EcoSport last week and could not be happier.
It’s 2019, it’s not a 3 piece and a cigar anymore, it’s skinny jeans, a man bun, and juule in your mouth.
The stock market makes no sense to me. I’ve tried to learn, and paid attention in school. I guess I’m just an idiot.
I’m pretty sure that's not how math works.
Faint praise.