Once I bought a set of MaxTrax, I found myself using the rest of my recovery gear dramatically less. They make a lot of recovery situations*really* trivial.

I 4x4 quite a bit in Colorado and I have mixed feelings about what overlanders bring to the community.

The last car they made that fit your criteria, I think, was the Juke. Polarizing for sure, but it found enough of a niche and brought enough attention to the brand that it mattered. It’s replacement, Kicks, couldn’t be blander.

CHP: We are closing the highway to the danger zone.

I’m sure I’ll disagree with the styling of the new Frontier, but let's hope it gets a tighter turning radius.

And you lived happily ever after?  How did/do you like it?  Holding up well?  It’s crazy to me that dealers who *want to sell an automobile to you* won’t let you drive it.  Crazytown!  I saw the same thing when I went ATS-V shopping.  

I drink don’t drink vodka for the flavor; I drink it to get drunk. Or at least to get a relaxing buzz going.

Treated everywhere like a middle eastern market place even though he was born and raised in New Jersey.

I once worked with a guy who would do that - literally tried to barter on everything. Treated everywhere like a middle eastern market place even though he was born and raised in New Jersey.

Fits in a Chinook, too.

I dunno, calling Nissan out for basically being Nissan is a bit unfair since ‘Meh’ is their bread and butter. Yes yes, occasionally something weird/surprising/sporty comes from them such as the Juke, Murano CrossCabriolet, and the Z-cars, but these are mainly put out to see if the general population who buy their cars…

Then what the fuck are the governments doing with the 20+% they’re taking from me already?

I love this attitude, I sell Chevy and love to watch when someone comes in and acts like they are above a salesman, only 5 minutes later I see their credit application and I usually make 20k to 40K more than they do!

Sure. Car makers can budget in the R&D, warranty costs, etc to build an over-the-top compensation statement (looking at you, Raptor, TRX, ZR2. . .). But when I want a regular cab, half-ton (or 3/4), 2wd pickup truck with a full-size bed, v8, and a 5-speed, it’s a bad financial decision because of warranty costs, R&D,…

That’s the spirit of the X6M. Some folks here don’t get that.

I love everything about the X6M. Usually I am a pretty practical guy, but something about it just gets things all tingly inside.

Well in the dealership’s defense, she was buying a Fiat. Good enough reason as any to check for a human brain.

You’re telling me the Hissy Fit comment didn’t deserve to win?

Not enough people do...

We’ve dubbed this man “Shift Bae” in the office.