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Goddamn. 0.2 second 0-60 time.
c) Dodge stuffs a 700-horsepower engine in a rental car.
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Or is that a Tire Discount store? Anyways, we have finally found it, everyone. The nexus of the universe. The point…
This cartoon also taught me this.
game changer
another missed opportunity for an italian gated shifter...
Old GM: Go fuck yourself.
Mazda - Car’s wrecked. Not our fault, but we’ll replace it anyway. That looks good, right?
As the proud owner of a 4-cyl 5-spd 2wd ext cab 2002 Tacoma, I can’t agree with you more. Mine only has 71K on it, and I expect to give it to my now-9 year old daughter when she is driving age.
My uncle has a 1995.5 6-cyl 5-speed Tacoma with 418,000 miles on it. That thing still loves to work. What a tank!
I just sold my 2003 Taco that I had for 12 years and 326K miles. No where near as exciting as the WRX I replaced it with but I do miss it from time to time, usually when I’m in the parking lot of Home Depot.
The late model truck pictured is a bad example. I highly recommend you don’t even look at a truck that isn’t at LEAST 25 years old. Here are the reasons why:
We have a 05 baseline (wtf) RWD 4 cylinder Taco. That thing is a POS. Horrible in the rain, useless in winter. But alas even with a 2010 Tundra it has out hauled
probably twice the amount of work that the Tundra has done. With little complaining.
Coming from a lowered MKV GTI to my 2004 2.7 Prerunner, I couldn’t be happier. The GTI was a wonderful reliable car(No jokes, the TSI was awesome) but the Tacoma is in a class all its own. I no longer clench my ass cheeks over every bump, I’m able to drive like a normal person...speeding tickets are a thing of the…
Everytime I see a 2WD 4Cyl Tacoma, they always being use has it should be: bed is full or scratched from hauling so much stuff. Then you see a F150 next to it with all that chrome...