1984 Camry what?
I can’t find an 0-60 time, maybe it’s still making its way through the 40s...
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Maybe edit the article or headline to make it clearer that Mike Ballaban is leaving if the amusing graphic isn’t useful enough?
Pickup trucks have beds, in fact, a lot of the world doesn’t use the word “truck” the way Americans use it - but they’d maybe say Pickup Truck. And I’m sure you’d agree that a Wrangler has much more in common with a RAM than a Cherokee does...
What’s wrong with the generic “truck”?
If it were a bit cheaper, an excellent candidate for a restomod.
I see the Benz character lines/”wind sculpting”, but it’s more coincidental than copying/homage. Definitely see the Porsche haunches someone else suggested though. Thankful the current Benz grille/headlight treatment (and hideous lower gritted teeth trope) is absent though.
Yeah; the purpose of this thought exercise is - what happens if we remove the “kind of”
Hypothetical, humor me:
Ahh yes, the Krautback. These were going for about the same amount of money when I was looking for my first stateside car back in 2011. Have they gotten more reliable in the intervening years?
100% agree.
I say let the manufacturers try it out - kinda like the way an Apple store works. Maybe you get better service, maybe you get more knowledgeable salespeople - but you also get no discounts, less flexibility, things done “by-the-book”. Alternatively you can buy your iPhone case from Best Buy or Amazon or something and…
here’s why you’re pouring out 24 beers https://www.theguardian.com/news/blog/2009/oct/06/australian-fans-24-cans-beer
Embrace your inner bogan and pour out a slab in memoriam.
So GM’s all but given up on the entirety of the RHD market now, unless I’m missing something? I mean, I guess the former HSV engineers will now spend their days RHD converting Corvettes and the like but - well, what’s left?
And drive that across the continent?
Key numbers:
9 years old
115,000 miles
$19,000
My gut instinct is if you got either of the first two lower, the third could be higher - but as is/where is, it should be lower. CP
Part of what’s fascinating about these vehicles is that they’re from an age where manufacturers saw markets that weren’t being served, and then made products to fill those niches.
I mean, I can think of worse ways to die than crashing in this thing. NP