I agree. I like brown, but for other cars. I'll dake a dark green and brownish/tan interior.

Not that a diesel Corvette is a bad idea, mind you...

Stuff doesnt rust that much here on the west coast. Its way better than the interior or the east coast. We have plenty of original 20+yo cars with little or no rust. Also, we have lots of superb craigslist finds.

Typical abused car..any car will do this at 100k without oil changes.

I agree in many cases. But sometimes, turning up the good tunes and learning to cruise makes it all o.k

We run 0w-40 in our sprinter..all 9 litres and I doubt its super expensive.

No. Buying with worthless money don't fix a problem. Its like filling a gas tank with water.

So your not a vegetarian? Well at least your part way to becoming a better person.

If you've got a fancy diet because you're a special little snowflake, it's best to either bring your own munchies or toss any and all dietary concerns to the curb for a weekend. There will likely be mild indigestion, but that's why we send you people out in the car by yourselves. Unless it's a life threatening…

Lol fancy meeting you here brickman!

I know, thanks. I was jut spitting random stuff out.

Does it matter? Jalopnik tried to present itself as a more realistic, down to earth, brown diesel wagon sort of community. And yet these hp/$ things keep showing up.

This > new M3

10.) Ram 2500 Cummins

2) The original, TG:UK is probably the worst of the worst. You are all old. You ran out of jokes five years ago. You are embarrassing at this point, please know when to stop (it was a while ago) and move on with your lives.

The truth is how many people buy the ones we already have?

Any ford f series. Mitsubishi diesel RHD vans. VW vans.

Jag. Jag. Jag.

Driveline is no limitation of in-bed payload capacity. The driveline that can tow 20k can haul 4k in the bed. Driveline is only a small part of tow payload rating. Todays drive lines are more than capable of exceeding the vehicle's payload, nevermind tow rating.

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