True story - this past spring we were in the market for an SUV with a 3rd row and I convinced the wife to come to the Subaru dealer to at least look at the Tribeca. They had approximately 0 on the lot, or in the dealer network, and the salesman looked at me like I was some sort of lunatic.

I keep hitting 'Recommend' but it only works once.

Do you summer out of town? Because every single person in the DMV is the biggest 'Skins fan in the world from July to September.

Fine, Jalopnik. I'll do it myself:

Disappinted in the Jalopnik staff for not taking this opportunity to photoshop an A320 with the cockpit recessed back to the wings.

Right? Unless he thought it was the last place anyone would look after jumping off a boat in Key West.

Case in point:

Though I touched on it earlier, I kind of botched my delivery there - the point I was trying to make was we don't get any real accumulation often enough for people to have experience with it when it does.

As a New Englander living here, I can tell you that it's DC. Any other answer is kidding itself.

I don't what you guys do that I don't, but I have never once had the struts fail on a self-supported hood.

Back in college a buddy of mine had a base Jetta, maybe a '95? Anyway, had the roll-up windows. He HATED driving anyone anywhere because they would inevitably leave the window down when they got out and he'd have to get back in the parked car and roll them up.

I have an '06 Honda Shadow Sabre (1100cc). It has ONE stock gauge, the speedometer. That's it.

The manual hood support:

Yeah, I hear ya.

They ONLY have attendants in NJ. You are not allowed to pump your own.

After an uneventful trip turning mileage in the mid-40s, I'd felt like I'd made a wise choice as I pulled into my new building in Brooklyn. The quiet ride kept my drugged out cat from freaking out and the 600+ mile range meant I could go to Target and still have energy enough in the tank to get me out of New Jersey…

In fairness, Subway is trying to trademark an 11" sandwich as 'Footlong.'