THANK YOU!

No problem. Any possible way I can get out of the gray? I normally have really good points that I post but they never seems to get ungrayed, this is the first one in a long time.

You mean the Corvette's LT4 Supercharged 6.2L V8?

Came here to laugh and make fun of...

All the stars for being able to reference "Naked Gun"

You're thinking of Stanley.

Definitely sex on wheels.

It is a step in the right direction, but I feel that it is still too big.

"Recess"

Neutral: What's In A Name? Do you care? Will you miss Chrysler?

I'm a Triumph guy through and through (02 Bonnie and 70 Tiger) and I have been contemplating adding one of their Scramblers to the stable, however this bike is very intriguing. I don't buy new, so picking one of these up in a few years for 1/2 price could very well be in the cards.

My stable has five vehicles, and out of them a 4.0L in my Wrangler is the smallest/weakest motor. Everything else is powered by good ol' American fire-breathing V8's. So seeing how the quiz gave me a Mitsubishi Mirage, I am going to respectfully disagree.

Whole-heartedly agree!

What the heck is this?!

The LS AWD model actually comes with 16" aluminum wheels. The steel wheels are only standard on the FWD LS.

I would love one of those...

I've never seen that, but its pretty cool!

The 3.7 was a SOHC V6, which was used when the Liberty started production in 2002. the 4.0L Inline-6 (which was an awesome mill) never made it into a Liberty.

The McQueen Special Edition was actually a Bonneville, not a Scrambler. I am fairly certain that the Matte Green was offered on Scramblers for 2011 and 2012 production years and I think it was replaced by Matte Pacific Blue in 2013. I could be wrong though.

Also, they did offer that paint color, I believe 2012 MY Scramblers had it available.