I don’t remember calling them tornados, but we called AWD donuts cyclones.

The Dakota used the front suspension from the Aspen/Volare with torsion bar springs.  In other words, they attached parts from a very light duty car to a pickup truck.  Don’t know who at Chrysler thought it was a good idea.  Probably the accountants.

Than my sister? I don’t blame you!

Everyone uses slaves so it’s ok if I do it is an interesting message.

ah yes, those pesky cyclists and their cycle lanes. ruining the day for everyone...

And it’s not like they’re cheap either - I’ve spent way too much money on small injection molded parts that should cost $0.12 to make lol.

1990-2010 plastic parts in the engine bay. I’m looking at you BMW and VAG and your crappy plastic dipstick tubes, plastic water pump impellers, plastic EVERYTHING.

There is plenty of fault to go around here. You can’t call something “Full Self-Driving” that can’t see flashing crossing lights and a damned TRAIN across the road. And the driver is a complete and utter moron for not immediately taking control. My guess is that they were not really paying attention, because for dammed…

I can’t help but think you got a bad one. My father-in-law had three Mazda 6s. They were zippy, firm, cornered well, and were generally as fun to drive as a mid-priced passenger car could be. 

If I were his neighbor, I’d endeavor to have this “work of art” protected as a landmark, forcing the owner to shell out money every year to keep the mural in tip-top shape.

I’m guessing you’re an attorney.

Comparing having something out in the open that the city chose not to enforce (pretty much the only way people would know about it) for years until they suddenly altered course to a crime that the perpetrator know was illegal and actively hide so as not to be caught is a horrible analogy.

I’m guessing you’re an attorney. No offense.

“In this country, you’re innocent until proven guilty” which is why I pulled a gun on an innocent man until he proved he wasn’t guilty. Flawless victory.

The EV6 isn’t for everyone. But it’s an objectively good car and has its place in the automotive market where it has many fans. Anyone who doesn’t like it should shut up about it and find what’s right for them.

He’s likely already fully stocked on the kool-aid since he bought his “beast” to begin with (why do they keep calling them that?). But yeah, I’ve never seen someone so proud and happy after just having their 35-mile-old vehicle dumping out coolant. This is just weird.

I fit your mom’s agenda real good last night. 

“me too” world

Interesting! I’ve never considered that young women should be forced to endure demeaning behavior just because they might have a rich family! I guess human rights really are conditional!

Don’t care what everyone’s answer is. This is a great question, one of the better ones asked on this forum.