I have owned from new an ‘88 D21 2wd, a ‘92 D21 4wd and a ‘97 D21 KC 4X4. Unbreakable trucks!

I lived in Honolulu when this was on TV and I swear I would go around looking to see if there were little tiki gods on the ground after school.

We bought a new ‘18 Journey last year and it’s a decently competent little crossover for $17k. Oh, and my FICO is 800.

Almost perfect!

I believe that Nissan DOES deserve what it has sown. Although the minivan market has dwindled, they had a moderately popular van with the Quest. We have an ‘11 model with 214k miles and still going. They should have updated it and kept on vanning. You see, families like “familiar” things. Like with a van, Nissan also…

The opinionated posts are exactly why many are abandoning Jalopnik. Attacks and jabs at a popular President may win you online friends but more permanent enemies.

Abiel, your use of “super upset” tells us that you were the one that put the diesel in the gas tank, because a service writer over the age of 18, especially a male would not describe anyone as “super upset...”

Legal weed can result in this type of confusion.

Bradley, you need to get out more. This thing is fugly.

A 2021 Nissan Quest AWD to replace our aging but in still very good shape ‘11 Quest SV with 213731 miles. No, the Pathfinder doesn’t work. Just like the Flex. Car seats change the game. Only a van qualifies in this household. And don’t leave me in the greys anymore please.

Everyone in the parking lot thinking, “Who is his daddy who bought the GTO for him?”

Aurora.

Why am I still stuck in the grays?

I think I’ll keep my GL1800 engine in my ‘18 Wing. It’s called progress.

No argument here!

Elhigh, I liked your original post better.

This works for me.

Exactly. The same shit they have been peddling for years. 

Smaller, lighter and quicker. That’s the winning combination that Harley Davidson needs. After going to Harley for a short time with my Sportster, Street Rod 750 and Ultra Limited I grazed back to Mother Honda with my ‘18 Gold Wing.

My high school girlfriend in San Diego in ‘84 had a ‘69 Auto Beetle. We used to hold the gearshift and floor the go pedal. It would spin a rear tire!