Correct. “Cuz” would have even been better.
Correct. “Cuz” would have even been better.
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I drive my TJ about 5k miles per year. If I could get an EV conversion for it that would get me a reliable 100 mile range for the price of a used TJ, I’d get it done in a heartbeat.
Subaru XT-6 and it’s not even close.
147mph in an early 90's BMW 535i between mile markers 12 and 13 on I279 South in PA.
I stand by my assessment that this is THE ugliest car on the road today. I just cannot wrap my head around what they designers were thinking with bulging out every corner and edge like a balloon wrapped with string. I’ll concede that this model year is better than the last where the headlights are hung low, but I…
Haven’t done it yet, it’s only at 17k miles.
It’s starting to look like Subaru’s problem with their CVTs was calling the fluid “lifetime”. You’ll see time and time again on Subaru forums and the Subaru Subreddit about people whose CVTs blew up before 100k miles (me) and people who have 200k on the original who also did 30k mile flushes.
It also takes into account parts origination, not just assembly.
Tell me you’re talking out of your ass without telling me you’re talking out of your ass. Based on the 2023 Cars.com American Made Index, out of 388 vehicles vetted, the Wrangler is 25th most American vehicle and #3 most American vehicle by a non-Tesla domestic automaker behind only the Corvette and Durango. (and 19th…
I think Scion’s issue was that they were marketing to a demographic that didn’t have any money, and the Scion name didn’t carry any of the brand trust and loyalty as Toyota - which is why the decent selling Scions are still sold under the Toyota name.
I could totally see GM bringing Saturn back. Imagine a brand dedicated to fixed price, affordable, light weight (plastic body), every-man EVs. You could even argue the name already fits.
The EPA doesn’t have the 2024 2.5 Crosstrek on their site yet, but the 2023 Forester gets the same estimated MPG. As you can see, they both have the same overall economy number of 29.
I want to be a race car passenger: just a guy who bugs the driver. Say man, can I turn on the radio? You should slow down. Why do we gotta keep going in circles? Can I put my feet out the window? Man, you really like Tide.
I normally do all of my own work on my Jeep. It’s the only way to keep it financially viable. But this time I needed two things done asap and didn’t have the immediate time to put into it. I took it to a shop, they gave me an estimate, and I begrudgingly agreed to it.
We rushed to get ours before the 2023 came out just so we had physical climate controls.
Think of GMC as more of a trim level than a brand.
The new design of the QX80 is nowhere near as bad as the previous ones. They should be the all-time undefeated champion of ugly car competitions and are the epitome of “money can’t buy taste”.
Yeah I was window shopping a few days ago on autotrader and there are places asking silly amounts for non-running totaled examples.
I don’t have remorse over buying it. It’s my favorite car I’ve ever owned, even if I end up having to get rid of it or spend $3k on repairs because the frame is about shot. I bought it with cash from the payout of a totaled Subaru Legacy, and I’d do it again. My only regret is that I probably could have gone down to $6…