Those were such hateful little cars. I swear they were powered by spite.

I had to take a break to change my pants after the XC.

In Michigan that could also mean that you hate frozen water.

Not with that attitude!

You know how when you say a word billions and billions of times it starts to lose any meaning?

Wife’s family has a steam (wood fired) powered pickup out on the island.

What about the “rev counter” in the old Vette’s? The one that kept track of how many revolutions the engine had done total.

Thats sad because those are a blast.

It’s a Subi fanboys car. We all know one. Loves their car, talks it up all the time... and is constantly working on it. Calls them “upgrades” but the car spends a lot of time not running.

Well deserved.

Yeah the center diff will keep the front and rear spinning at the same speed making the braking more effective.

This is what happens when you use a single rope to tie down a metal building.

I’ll give you the opposite of this. I had recently traded a very tired F150 plow truck for an equally tired POS Glastron boat. We both ended up getting a bad deal I’m convinced. Guy ended up shorting the truck out by leaving *MY* vice grips on the battery while he did a test drive, also breaking the drivers side door…

Best. Feeling. Ever.

I agree with this statement completely. Nail on the head.

Solid NP and a tempting treat if it wasn’t on the other side of the country.

So...

My personal opinion is they are trying to target a new audience with the new look (a fine theory) but by doing so they are ignoring the people who currently buy their product (a generally bad idea).

A lot of upstate NY is like that. But I think thats part of the charm.

I have my doubts about this one too. Why would you put that much effort into getting a car from a rather long ways away just to bring it home to not drive then do the “speculative sell” thing (which is reasonable if you’ve had the car a long time, not so much if it’s not been driven since you purchased it).