I’d like to recommend the Nissan Frontier as an alternative to the Subaru for spark plug changing hell. My manual says to remove the intake manifold (including fuel rails) in order to change the spark plugs.

My haynes manual suggests using some rubber hose just barely bigger than the plug itself to twist it in. This way the hose will slip if it’s cross threaded and you’ll save yourself a lot of pain

This seems like one of those guerilla marketing pieces. Doesn’t take away from it’s impressiveness though

Perhaps I’m just daft, but if I’m gonna buy a truck, the engine, gear case, and cabin space/bed length are all far more important than what “Grade” it is. Having to swap back and forth between grades to determine which allows the combination of the other three pieces is maddening.

I truly wonder at the mindset of the people who steal easily identifiable vehicles.

My fiancee is convinced all I want in life is to live in a garage

Am I the only one curious why your license plate indicates you’re in fact Senator Gary Peters from Michigan?

That’s not a support vehicle lane. It’s the race course. if the Peloton decided to shift, they could. nothing improprer to his behavior.

100% not the rider’s fault. The moto’s recently have been reckless and need to be reprimanded.

So what do you do if you’ve got frame rust? I’m guessing there’s a spectrum of things to do. I’d assume that if it’s just surface, a wire brush and rust-oleum would be appropriate?

In which cities or areas of the world are locking lug nuts really necessary? I live near a college campus with a bunch of entitled rich kids who have factory standard wheels with locking lugnuts. But this college campus is next to one of the richest neighborhoods in the area. It ain’t exactly Mogadishu. But these kids…

4th Gear: Maybe my college experience is atypical, but my peers all seem to be in the position where mommy and daddy are paying for the majority of their college education and providing their vehicle.

I didn’t think they let you order 4X4 longbed with manual. I thought it was either 4x4 Longbed or Longbed with manual?

Is this strictly vehicle to vehicle fatalities? Or could it also include vehicle to pedestrian/cyclist fatalities? Especially in the case of the North-west, I’d imagine there has been an uptick in the number of bike miles being ridden which might result in increased interaction between these two traffic components.