You see plenty of them because they last forever!
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If you’re trying to buy 33" Duratracs for a lifted Wrangler (I tried that...) then yeah you may encounter issues.
I agree - similar experiences with NTB/Big O Tire (same company).
I was thinking the non-raptor 3.5EB, same as the Explorer Sport / some F150 trims. The Edge ST engine could be interesting too.
I was sold until 2.0t.
Wife’s car had a burnt out tail light. I stopped into the auto parts store to grab a pair of new bulbs (I like to replace in pairs, shoot me).
Also, dat PANEL GAP.
There was a piece on Autotrader/Oversteer yesterday about windshield “easter eggs” like this.
The milan may have been boring, but some Mercury vehicles were at least more appealing than their Ford counterparts. At least one...
I would definitely agree that not all cars need short throw shifters, but some do benefit from shorter throws.
Have you missed all of the GE additive manufacturing commercials/social media campaigns?
Yeah - Wes had purchased one and added larger tires / possibly some form of light lift.
Well-worn Avalons are fantastic cruisers.
I’m with you - squeeze the 3.5EB in and let it fly. Not even necessarily the raptor EB, just the regular 3.5EB.
I was just saying it’s not an apples to apples comparison to a Mustang GT. Maybe a GT350 though.
RS3 is a fantastic deal, but starts at $55k
If only Tom had checked Lifehacker a year and a half ago...
Then cars like the Macan, SQ5, and other simlar vehicles come in to scoop up the performance crossover category.