I also love Jensen Motors...they made the Jensen Interceptor. Just look at it!

I love Maseratis. The trident badge is one of the most iconic of its time. They had their rough times as Jeremy Clarkson likes to point out over and over again, but they are never boring. How can you not love this?

I agree with Chris. I never understood the bonkers mythos surrounding this car. It does not drive like a Elise at all.

He must be going through several transmissions a year...jeez it's ugly.

But that is all I know about her!

I wonder if a four wheel independent system would work better than these live axles? :/

The Birdcage kind of looks rusty. It's the most important part of a corvette purchase. Replacing it is a real chore. Need more thought...more thought...NP'ish

Not happy about this. Let the geo-blocking begin...

Anything Honda...

You know, I loved my Datsun 510. I enjoyed the Honda 1st generation Civic and Accord. Toyota had the wonderful Celica. But many were stuck in a mindset. I remember being shown steel sheets with soup can labels on the inside, or was it the outside, by driving instructors explaining to my class in Grade 11 not buy…

Perhaps a bit up there, but my point was it could probably tow more than 5000 lbs. An example, a CR-V in Europe is rated at a towing capacity of 2500 lbs, but in North America it is rated at only 1500l bs. Is it much different? Probably not.

I would suggest kindly, you take one for a spin. It's an eye opener...

From Wikipedia :"The Honda Ridgeline is built on the Honda Odyssey minivan automobile platform.^[2] It has a ladder frame/unibody hybrid chassis featuring four-wheel independent suspension..."

I am not sure why you all are saying this truck is a uni-body. It is a combination uni-body and frame combination design. See the red bit? That's a frame . And you call yourself a car guys... tsk tsk

That a lease has equity...

This one is still waiting for approval...whats up? Your comment policy is dirt!

How is the aluminium body holding up? The last time someone tried to make a truck body light was Dodge in the late 70's early 80's. They went with very thin steel and it dented very easily. I remember guys punching Dodge trucks because it made them look tough after the dent it made... Ya I come from a pretty redneck…

leaving me in "Pending" for sometimes weeks at a time while every other post around me is getting approved is starting to make me think your group is loading the comments section with your own writers....