And I hate how it’s a crime to call someone on their shitty attitude. Some people do deserve a mouth punch.

I want to believe that this actually happens. It sounds so, dystopian and punk rock. Junkyard anarchy.

I would hazard to guess that almost all vehicles have negative equity nowadays, unless the term is short and the down-payment is good. That’s the unfortunate part of our “zero down over 84 month” Sales reality.

I had a ‘99 Hyundai accent that was the most reliable thing I have owned.

Well I was going to say, I see two things very wrong here:

I think it’s related to that sciency shit where rocks and other larger, heavier objects tend to rise to the surface when shaken in sand.

Booooo!

Yes, asking the real questions here. Why IS there such a dickish response?

Not quite that time of year yet, but please don’t remind me that I have to deal with those awful creatures soon.

Funny enough, I have had more instances of people assuming I’m from Ontario, California, rather than Ontario of the North, which is where I currently reside.

ECU custom tune for sure.

So I have a 2013 f-150 as a work truck, mostly stop and go rural driving, with the occasional snow and mud 4x4 use. I don’t haul or tow anything, besides the 500lbs of gear under the bed cover. I’ve got 60,000km on the truck and I’m sitting here like, I’ve needed to replace the brakes all around already, a battery,…

The first thing I though of upon seeing your comment was David et all running around the Jeep to the tune of Yakety Sax. Desperately yet comically trying to finish this project in time.

Counterpoint. My old ‘96 Volvo 850T was NOT easy to work on.

This is just stunning. I’ve always wondered how articles like this (the article in question, not Jason’s) even get past review, editing, and actually generate reads. Unless it’s some sort of bloggy type deal with zero editorial oversight. Then of course certain people will read it and don their tinfoil livery and…

Asüna

Kia continues to surprise me, not disappoint me.

I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed!

Meh, I still think Matthew Gault @ WIB takes that position in my opinion.

I can’t deal with all this prolapse talk. One prolapse reference is too many.