I was seriously considering buying a Grand Wagoneer about a year ago. I even made a couple offers on some. That is until I realized how often I'd have to fill the tank. Sure, the 9~12 MPG was bad, but I figured it had a 30 gallon tank or similar. Nope. 22-25 gallons depending on the year. You'd be filling up…

Why's the one guy keep reaching by his foot?

For some reason the helicopter photos made it really apparent to me that the mast is able to hold the entire weight of the helicopter through maneuvers, while also spinning at crazy speeds.

I'm guessing he meant widening the loading gauge at stations.

Do I have to ask? We're not getting this in the States, are we?

You forgot the comma.

Cool, an I6 that was originally introduced in 1986, far before any modern applications of MPG improving technology has been added or computer diagnostic systems.

When was the last time that Ford used the term "Fastback" with the Mustang? Does this mean a possibility of a notchback in the future?

We must be watching different videos. Sure, when he first enters the track, it is wet, other than that there are just a few wet spots. All of it looks like it is from melting snow.

Nope. Suspension components bolt directly to what is pictured.

Well, besides the fact that the entire front half of the Jag has a frame...

You can clearly tell he doesn't have enough power...

Wrong one. You want this one:

Ain't that more unibody than monocoque?

2002 would be a B5... a B5.5 if you want to split hairs.

Any stroker Saab.

But it's still got the same basic lump under the hood in '93 as it did in '74.

The furthest back I could go was 1967. Median household income was $6,140, or $42,934 in today's dollars. Median household income in 2012 was $50,099, or $51,017 in today's dollars.

So has performance, efficiency, features, quality, safety and many other things. So the fact that the price is *only* $6,000 more, is pretty damn impressive.

An ignorant consumer... you can want all you'd like, but doesn't mean it's realistically possible.