And by ‘well’, they mean 373 in 2016.

soon

I have more questions about those wheels.

It failed because it was out of date and overpriced, not because it was missing a 3rd row.

At this point, I think people are getting wise to the fact that a folding 3rd row is rarely used and not very useful when it is needed. IME, it is not the selling point it once was or is still thought to be.

Another example of a car that is dead but not dead.

Isn’t that the normal flow of things? Not everybody wins. How long has it been since you left campus?

I’ve got a pretty good track record of predicting winners in this kind of thing, as my massive collection of Betamax tapes, Laserdiscs, Minidiscs, HD-DVD, and Sega Master System games can attest.

I think the seller meant to say “pond find”.

Barn find?

did the barn get hit with a meteor while it was in it?

“Neutral: How long until there are no more trucks with frames?”

Mine sure does. I traded in a ‘15 F150 4x4 for it. No regrets.

long live the ridgeline. the truck that fits 90 percent of the populations needs

Did you at least ask someone to hold your beer before the attempt?

Are you talking about Henry Ford?

In general, these are great trucks. Just about the perfect tow rig.

A 20 year newer truck? Good grief... this is a $5,500.00 used vehicle you are comparing a vehicle that sells for $60,000.00? That is illogical at best.

When eccentric billionaire Eamon Rathenos

“He was able to escape and get into another car, which he drove to a car wash. After that all charges were suddenly dropped”

Coming soon: the Chrysler Town and Cuntry