Hey, the customer is always right isn't he?

Hmm, maybe somewhere along the way M-B went to u-joints. The ones that I see are all with the new powertrains, I'll be on the lookout for an M113 powered 463 and get back to you. I should have inspected the 1984 300GD we had in recently, it was immaculate.

I’ve been waiting for a G-Wag to come into the shop, modern day G-Wagens don’t have CV Joints, they’re all u-joints for the front and rear propshafts. So I’m guessing the older ones like Demuro’s use CV’s. I work at an M-B dealer.

Is there an article for stories about the worst customers that bring their cars in for repairs?

And this is why I need a two-story garage.

No off-road review? Did this one have the hydraulic differential locks?

Touche.

Solid axles my friend. No CV joints.

How about a bunch of family cars?

Subarus are definitely great adventure vehicles. I've put my 2013 through a lot and it keeps on trucking.

I bought a used 2001 Tacoma 2WD in 2002 with 13K miles on it. Performed routine maintenance on it until 120K (trans service, rear diff service, engine drive belts, plugs, etc.) Gave it to my father after servicing it in 2006. Borrowed it for a trip to NM from TX at 190K miles in 2007(11 hour trip one way), survived a…

The French plate is only on the front, the standard Texas plate is on the back. Even though this is still not legal in Texas, but the police will make an exception because you don't see Renaults every day.

Can't forget these beautiful Alfas from the 50's.

Well, you keep buying those lottery tickets then! And have a nice day!

I guess Toyota was broke and wants all their employees to live in the poor white trash city of Plano. Sucks to be them.

I think he just means himself.

Yes, because killing millions of Americans will solve whatever problem you have with a state you don't live in.