That's the crappy Integra Type-R too. Prior generation was altogether better. Better suspension anyway. Newer one has more power.

I saw one of these when I was in Fruita mountain biking. It was HUGE. It made my minivan look like a hatchback.

for 90% discount, he could've had this

*Facepalm* I don't get why people fucking choose to buy a house next to a race track or airport or etc and then complain about the sounds coming from them...

Or how about we stop building fucking Targets and "countryside acres" on every damn piece of land that has nothing on it. Next town over from me actually refuses to zone anything other than agricultural because sprawl is encroaching

A 5 liter turbodiesel won't be too off for a half-ton, since all the big boys are above 6.5L displacement (Duramax 6.6, Ford 6.7, Ram Cummins ISB 6.7). They are probably getting decent enough fuel economy out of it (i.e better than the VK56DE) and more importantly, better than Toyota's 3UR 5.7L engine in the Tundra.

As a human who has traveled with United a handful of times, this actually seems much more humane than, say, forcing the dog to speak with a desk agent.

Hmm.

Why didn't they remove their logo from the truck before they let it go?

I just drive all out and let the snow storm dictate whether I keep the car or not.

Subprime loans on subs! U-boats can pass the 25-year import rule now.

Hahaha

I think we found what DeMuro needs to buy....

Now, is that a wagon or an SUV?

Sounds a lot nicer and more friendly than the typical gun shots that you hear when cops pull people over in the States.

No title, that's 5 grand off. No service records? Another 5 grand. Utah to Georgia to Oregon? 2 grand.

Paging Doug DeMuro

He wanted to charge his (no doubt) ridiculous non-negotiated rates.

1) Establish an "Automotive Enthusiasts Research Institute" in Washington, D.C., bankrolled by collection of wealthy auto enthusiasts, grass roots supporters, and companies and organizations that could benefit from ditching the ban (importers, specialty dealers, specialty insurance firms, parts vendors, shippers,…

The biggest issue with the petitions and outcry against the ban is that it's just that; outcry AGAINST something. Unless you have a moral high ground, rallying AGAINST things in America is bad. It's negative. People don't want to be contrarian. They want things to go with the flow, and to be easy and cheap. So…