Only if you drive around in that Prius with a "Earth first" sticker while jack rabbit starting at every light and trying to "beat" people, esp. evil gas guzzling trucks, on the highway going 95 mph because you're better than them, and thus getting 20 mpg in your Prius while you think you are getting 60. And being too stupid to notice.
Only if you drive around in that Prius with a "Earth first" sticker while jack rabbit starting at every light and trying to "beat" people, esp. evil gas guzzling trucks, on the highway going 95 mph because you're better than them, and thus getting 20 mpg in your Prius while you think you are getting 60. And being too stupid to notice.
Lulz, 12mpg city?
Never understood why people buy trucks; twice a year you can help your neighbor's cousin move their couch?
I just bought a 84 3/4 ton Chevy 4x4 pickup. I bought it to go wheeling in and because my communte to work is not long. Say what you want about pickups but you cant go offroading in a civic. I will also be purchasing a car trailer and will be making money off towing on my days off as well.
Only if you drive around in that Prius with a "Earth first" sticker while jack rabbit starting at every light and trying to "beat" people, esp. evil gas guzzling trucks, on the highway going 95 mph because you're better than them, and thus getting 20 mpg in your Prius while you think you are getting 60. And being too stupid to notice.
Vast majority of trucks sold to individuals in the US never leave the road...
Seems like a lot of vehicle for $6500.$6500 is what I paid, the nice thing is that it has a few upgrades that I would have wanted to do but wouldn't.
MagnaFlow dual exhaust, Superchip programmer, Airaid cold air intake, Tonneau cover, 20" wheels, new tires etc..
Haha, be glad it was gone.I looked at a 99-00 Altima, it had a couple of dents (small), check engine light was on and no antifreeze in the reservoir + the water temp gauge was going crazy and they were asking $5k, I was going to offer $3500 but it was gone the next day....
LOL, the nerve of some people. I feel bad for the place you were that you actually went to see that, you must have felt sick to your stomach.97 Camry with 140k miles for $4k
I just bought a 84 3/4 ton Chevy 4x4 pickup. I bought it to go wheeling in and because my communte to work is not long. Say what you want about pickups but you cant go offroading in a civic. I will also be purchasing a car trailer and will be making money off towing on my days off as well.
Vast majority of trucks sold to individuals in the US never leave the road...
Sure, and the vast majority of 300+hp cars never use anywhere near all their power and have absolutely no need for that much power.
Yet we have few complaints about these cars being driven daily, wasting all that fuel.
Everyone should just have 1.4L or smaller engines, because that's all you need to get to the mall and work and burger world.
You can rent something more powerful by applying to the local committee and demonstrating your need to drive such a vehicle.
Umm no, you can definitely use 300+ hp on any onramp out there. No one is making an argument that you shouldn't be allowed to own a truck (without having a reason to). The argument is that it's stupid to do so - crap handling, crap interior and crap mileage and the upside is moving your friends large shit couple times a year.
Darn nice truck for $6500. That looks brand new! $25k saved will buy plenty of gas. Great buy.
Umm no, you can definitely use 300+ hp on any onramp out there.
No one is making an argument that you shouldn't be allowed to own a truck (without having a reason to). The argument is that it's stupid to do so - crap handling, crap interior and crap mileage and the upside is moving your friends large shit couple times a year.
Umm no, you can definitely use 300+ hp on any onramp out there.
No one is making an argument that you shouldn't be allowed to own a truck (without having a reason to). The argument is that it's stupid to do so - crap handling, crap interior and crap mileage and the upside is moving your friends large shit couple times a year.
If the supple ride had us expecting wallowing handling in the mountains, then the Grand Cherokee took us completely by surprise. Our 5.7L carved through the canyons with commendable poise and control, the anti-roll bars catching the Jeep's substantial mass in the corners while the rack-and-pinion steering held the car on an unvarying line.
Even with fairly tall sidewalls on the 65-series tires, the car's steering response was reasonably quick and positive, with far better off-center feel and response than Jeeps of old. The only time the car felt at all discombobulated was during braking on bumpy surfaces at high speeds, when the softly sprung Jeep floundered a little.
Other than that, this Grand Cherokee will hound all but the best drivers of sports sedans through the hills. Then, when it gets to the dry riverbed, it will leave them for dead.
I live on a farm and my beater 98 protege has been offroad as much as any of our pickups.
and for the record dodge trucks have sucked since the redesign in '94.
No one is making an argument that you shouldn't be allowed to own a truck (without having a reason to). The argument is that it's stupid to do so - crap handling, crap interior and crap mileage and the upside is moving your friends large shit couple times a year.
Umm no, you can definitely use 300+ hp on any onramp out there.
No one is making an argument that you shouldn't be allowed to own a truck (without having a reason to). The argument is that it's stupid to do so - crap handling, crap interior and crap mileage and the upside is moving your friends large shit couple times a year.
Crap handling? That's like complaining that a car has "crap offroad ability"!
You can't beat the utility of a pickup, and not just for "moving your friends large shit a couple times a year". You live in the city and don't own a house so you probably don't realize how much stuff people have to transport for house maintenance and things like that. Trucks are also more durable than cars.
Wrong. I bet my truck has a better interior and more room than your car. I get 17mpg average, the truck rides like a Cadillac, and plenty of power while having that v8 rumble. I also don't have to ask anyone when I need to carry something or tow a trailer.