Every 1980's VW Jetta with broken pot metal door handles.

Exactly right. You are buying the drive train not the car in this case.

I’d just get a used Lexus GX.

Not even going to read the article, just came to say Fuck you Nolan!

I just had mine done, $750

Despite its looks and underpinnings, it remains the most versatile vehicle you can buy.

Just saying, the Honda Ridgeline has had composite bed panels for years. It may not be carbon fiber but it works the same.

This is the correct answer!

I like it. I think it looks great.

That’s a screenshot of Waze of where they left the road which is actually a boat ramp. The car was taken out of the water there. They continued onto the ice on their own

Wow, that sucks. I’ve never heard of such a thing before.

Ironic that they won’t show it when they trotted out the GT-86 previously, every chance they got.

That was a painful to read review. Were you trying to hit a minimum number of words requirement? You could have just said you didn’t like it. Good god, could you you come off as more of a pretentious douche?

Those floaties are not from inside the heating chamber, they are from particles stuck in the piercing needles in the brewer head. You can run a paper clip up inside those every once in awhile to get the big stuff out. Always good to do a flush after you clean those out too.

I don’t understand why you blame Keurig for the hard water you put into it and the results of the hard water causing scaling within it.

Holy shit, get over yourself. Its coffee not fucking brain surgery. Get a hobby.

If you’ve got 5 months with food and water you’ve got time to scrub that water line. Look at that! If you’ve got time to lean, you’ve got time to clean...

Totally agree, my wife is the same way. I have GPS in every car and handheld versions too. We call them the marriage savers which was very evident after our first road trip together where neither of us had been prior. We’ve been together 20 years now and the argument we had on map directions has been our largest to…

I’m assuming these engines all require 92-93 octane?

No longer should you use a bank, Credit Unions are the way to go.