$2500 for a new engine, quit whining, that is a good deal for a car long out of warranty

Wait...you are telling me this happened at a Nissan dealer? No way!🤣

It’s the “good times will never end” of low gas prices that happens every decade or so. I got premium for less than a dollar in the late 90s and it regularly stayed between $1-2 on average and creeped up to $4-6 in 2008. It’s how you got V10 Ford Excursions with 10mpg and no one blinked. Then the small car boom in…

Stopped by to see if someone posted what I was thinking. Nice.

Well, that’s at least one explanation for why Boomers are so susceptible to Fox News Propaganda.

I think I speak for everyone when I say that the thing we want most is no more slideshows!

What would you like to see more of at Jalopnik as a site?

Let’s be perfectly clear why this is happening. Frozen banks mean there is literally no sponsorship going on. Payments cannot be made to Haas, so Haas has no reason to display the logos.

Nothing, until daddy Mazepin’s money runs dry.

If these are the overrated off-roaders, then what are the good off-roaders?

It is not called journalism. It's called "content." 

You don’t even need to read the manual. Reasonably modern cars TELL YOU when they want an oil change. And the smarter ones take into consideration how you have used the car, not just a fixed interval.

I grew up on 60s cars (not that old, but that’s what we drove). When the check engine light came on you basically had half a second to shut the engine off so you could coast to a safe spot to stop before things went bad.

I’ve never heard of an oil change mechanic suggesting longer intervals. Mine always lie and say it’s due before it’s actually due.

Near enough on 50 grand for a 14 year old challenger? I have one question.

Does the seller live near a Military base?

Mozeltov! Its a Fitler! 

I worked at Wix, and can attest that they do indeed know a thing or two about filters. Also, don’t use Fram.

The part is an Oil Filter. The person who tightened it is the Ol’ Fitler.

Particularly a Ford. They always fuck up the first year models. 

Ordering a car you have never driven is in line with another rule I have, which is to never buy a new car in its 1 year of production.