It was selling like shit way before the recalls. I don't get it either. It's a fantastic car that easily bests the BMW 3-series and is serious competition for the Mercedes C-class in the lower end models. I think Americans really are deathly afraid of Rear Wheel Drive....

The brake lines are known to rust out prematurely in the northeast. The brake lines on our dealership's 1997 Silverado blow nearly every spring.

This is all I could think of when I saw that lol....

This one gets me every time.

Imagine what the drift scene will look like when people realise the Toyota Cressida is RWD.

On one of these at work actually.

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this will be amazing. Hopefully we see a flood of aftermarket Android-based head units.

What the hell were you doing in Merrick lol.

That's an ATS

Wow what wheels are those?

Zero fuchs given....

Yeah but that's the least of it's problems. It feels generally well put together and it all works unlike the drivetrain.

Hmm a small crossover on the Alpha platform? Im officially interested.

The Enclave and Acadias are some of the worst driving cars on the road. Take an 7 year old 3.6L V6 that was meant for a CTS, mate it to a already horrible 6 speed that was only supposed to lug around the GMC Terrain and then shove it into a bloated 3-ton SUV. Im sorry but the whole thing needs a redesign.

This is making my job so fucking easy lol. We sell so many damn Acadias and Enclaves and now they have stop-deliveries on everything so I don't have to prep any cars until all of our stock has been checked for the recalls and repaired.

There's no such thing as a write-off on a 300SL. That will be rebuilt.

I always treated it like a proof of concept that actually worked well enough to sell.

Wow man I live right off the Southern State in Islip Terrace and I always hear trucks absolutely explode on these overpasses but I've never seen it happen.

It goes for EVERY Parkway on Long Island. If you get your CDL in New York or any of the surrounding states, it's common knowledge that there is absolutely no commercial traffic on the Parkways.