Indeed people will be suprised how the simple act of making an appointment can change their experience. This might be worth another blog.

And yet, the express continues...

Absolutely. If I’m wearing flip flops they get kicked off every time I drive.

Good intel on the barefoot thing, I actually believed that one. I do that in my Jeep all the time when it’s warm and I’m wearing flip flops. To me it always felt way safer than possibly getting a flop caught under a pedal.

No. The throwout bearing is a sealed bearing used to push in the clutch plate. The thrust bearing is inside the engine. It limits the lateral movement of the crankshaft, and it is fed by oil pressure. A worn thrust bearing results in ‘crank walk’.

I would add, educate family and friends on how to be in your car. As a younger millennial, most of my friends have never been in a car of the same vintage as my truck.

Negative percent changes in sales of the Q50, Q60, Q70, QX30, QX50, QX60, and QX80—coincidentally, also cars I cannot for the life of me accurately bring to mind, no matter how hard I try.

Didn’t the GT-R also launch in 2008? The 370Z launched in 2009.

The Z’s underpinnings can be traced back to the 350Z from 2003, but that’s still newer than the Challenger’s underpinnings.

The frontier though, i think has been around longer.

Who’s giving them a pass? Most reviews I read about them point out the dated architecture.

DeLorean owner here. In typical DeLorean defensive fashion, I will say if they have been driven regularly (like most old cars), they are not the maintenance nightmares everyone purports them to be. My car’s PO drove it a few days a month, and it was obvious it was well cared for. I drive it every weekend barring major…

He’s gone Rouge. Probably best he got out of Japan, they would have given him the Maxima sentence.

Some people just need to take a dump. People make mistakes and part of life and evolution is to learn from your mistakes. Not to get all philosophical on your, but that is how we evolve as a species.  Now if he does this again....release the Kraken on him!

All those accessories are just going to worsen its rather average fuel economy. Fair enough if you live down a muddy back road, but not strictly necessary for suburban driving.

i see these allot and I shake my head. not a Red Foreman head shake of shame. like that kind of half proud smiling head shake you’d give after your kid does something kinda cool but super dumb. you do you subaru guy.

“Not sure why anyone would hate. If I had to drive a Nissan Versa have Hepatitus, I’d want it to be this one Hep A.”

I would remove the entire car and it would look pretty good to me.

Already do!

I’d like to think that the state of security today, with sandboxed applications, encrypted hard drives and randomized address spaces, is a direct consequence of software engineers watching Trek in the 80s and 90s, saying, “Well let’s make sure THAT can’t happen,” and then going to work.