My guess is that it is due to the rear leafs of the Nissan. They are notoriously soft.

Most likely due to the fully boxed frame and steel bed compared to a C-channel frame and plastic bed.

Isn't knocking simply pre-ignition? Isn't that possible in any engine? I must be missing something about this tweet.

You should really include a rough estimate of your total time spent working on the car. It would be very interesting to see what your hourly wages came out to be on a per-vehicle basis.

"Solid axles for life!"

It's a shame that safety regulations have pretty much eliminated the B-pillar-less car design. Not many hold-outs left.

His ass.

What if we don't have kids? What if 99% of my driving is alone? And besides, the passenger has to exit so someone can exit from the back... not me.

This just in, Wrangler Unlimited's are sedans!

Well, going by the definition of 4x4, it's correct. 4 wheels, 4 of them are driven. The term 4x4 doesn't mention anything about a transfer case...

Were you wearing pants? You can't be wearing pants for the Party Mode button to correctly function.

Maybe it's that people think Porsche's have boxer engines. They don't. They have flat engines. You could call it a 180°-V if you really wanted to. The opposing pistons share crank bearings. A boxer engine has the opposing pistons on separate crank bearings while also being 180° offset from one another.

Lets just leave out what is possibly the most popular V4 of all time and include some way more obscure stuff...

Exactly. Dealers started this haggling game, and then they feel bad when they end up with the short end of the stick.

Looks like Mercedes is trying to make their own version of a Dodge Journey.

4 snapped lugs and a missing one. I'm guessing someone over-tightened the lugs.

You're going to get those questions on any forum. Common Saab ones would be:

And the internet is usually the most active part of a car community.

I couldn't disagree more with Jeep being on this. Maybe I've just stumbled onto the wrong forums. But after checking out the first four Wrangler forums that came up on Google, I left thinking "What a bunch of dicks."

To be fair, that truck is far from stock.