North of the Red River. There’s plenty of good stuff north of I-10.
North of the Red River. There’s plenty of good stuff north of I-10.
Since Nissan won’t build the iDX, let Mitsubishi build it. And, since no one’s building station wagons, build a hot compact station wagon.
And less power to boot...
A 1977 Mercury Monarch.
I prefer the BRE livery - I think it’s just iconic.
Not saying that something shady didn’t happen with Hastings, but this specifically talks about research starting in 2014.
I had a ‘99 Sebring Convertible for a while. It had the typical Chrysler quirks...except for one. Occasionally the computer would go nuts and alert me that the door was open...repeatedly....with dinging sounds...while I was driving. The odometer would flip from the mileage reading to “door” and back 15 or 20 times a…
Starred for the Woody’s Smokehouse reference.
Two chicks at the same time.
(C’mon....SOMEONE had to say it!)
Occasionally I like to go on Twitter and search for #octothorp. Some interesting stuff out there...
6? 2 is closer, IME.
141 horses...and a Sport model?!
I voted NP - it’s not for me, but looks like a solid car for the money.
If I never hear the word greige again, I’d be marginally happier.
No Plymouth? Meth-heads don’t fight fair...
1) Is the “inventory tax” just an urban legend? Or could that work in the buyer’s favor right about now?
Best: I didn’t drive anything better than my DD - a ‘09 Matrix XR. Not that it’s a terrible car, but my budget limits me on having an interesting vehicle...and the Matrix is paid off.
I grew up eating Collin Street fruitcake.
LS swap?
Way late, but I was waylaid by husband duties this weekend.