Bummer to hear about this. The J-series is a pretty phenomenal engine as a whole and has been incredibly reliable for duration of its 20-ish year production run.
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No kidding. According to Pennsylvania law, if it costs the gas station owner more than $150 to repair the damage, Glazewski could be in jail a year, especially since he applied something to the stickers to make them harder to remove.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes
Just wish the choices extended as far as the engine bay.
“Black wheels and grills have kinda lost their flavor after so many years of the same thing. Not every car needs to be a Batmobile.”
Competition is heating up, and I am happy as a consumer.
Models 1-29 of the 30 promised will be minor variations on a boring ass mid-sized SUV —- CReV. FWD. AWD. Sunroof, no sunroof. Zzzzzz
There are already similar lawsuits in the US. I’m sure the court will entertain it in both countries at least for a little.
I think Canadian law is similar to US law but yes has it differences. Most notably court reporters have a special key on their stenotype machine solely for the word “eh” and the judge is obligated to provide a recess at least twice a day for poutine and Tim Hortons.
Other way around. They changed the key cylinder design and kept the original part number.
182,521 vehicles. Out of the estimated 15.2M vehicles less than 5 years old still likely to enter the used car market this year via the lease, retail and existing rental channels. 1.2% or so. The blip that makes in market trends isn’t nearly big enough to be seen amidst the noise that is Covid.
I followed the link and looked at everything for sale within 100 miles:
People with poor credit?
If David Tracy could reduce his fleet, so can Hertz
As goes David Tracy, so goes Hertz rental service?
Er, confirm that with the Russians and get back to me.
Unfortunately... yes. There are now new outbreaks happening in Europe, Australia, China, and other areas that had previously gotten things under control. At this point the US will probably be “done” with this at about the same time the rest of the world will have to deal with a second wave.
You think “it’s back to normal” in the rest of the world? That’s cute.
Last I checked, we're still in 2020. Define 'normal'.