Not sure about all that vagina bit. Weird take. Is that how you feel in general about people who buy over priced vehicles new? ?
But with you on the rest. The 4Runnerās current model is a decade old, though it has had an odd spike in recent years as sales began to jump again. It isnāt Jeep...
Tracking the updates to the Explorer but Iād argue itās market is still largely different than that of the 4R or GC. Thereāll always be some outliers and overlap and itās a little closer on the GC, but still not that vastly different from the Edge in its offerings. Going back to RWD and upping...
Random thought of the morning. Ford has pulled out of the car market in North America, short of the pony, to focus on a truck/SUV lineup. Recent years, the states have seen the trends revert back to such vehicles with the relatively lower fuel prices AIT increasing efficiency, versus some years...
Seemingly plenty of us on the same fence, and absolutely not helping Fordās casein the delays giving more time to contemplate the purchase. I, too, can absolutely afford exactly what I want on this and actually should see a promotion with significant pay increase before ever getting a Bronco...
Sure, if you still have the cash. A 5, 6, 7, and now 8 year car loans though, hard to say whatās some years down the road Not everyone is sitting on a $50k bank account at any given time (or whatever number you want to use, but enough to pay have a large sum on a loan and not wipe the savings...
A million ways to slice this. Sure, investments make more than youāll lose on current interest rates. But thereās always a degree of uncertainty in the future. Tie yourself down to a 72 month payment on a $50k+ vehicle with zero down because you can make more money on investments. Lord knows...
I think the fuss over the gray is comical. Some divas and drama queens making it out to be the end of the world. Itās a little different, *gasp* and some people simply donāt want anything remotely different.
Personally, I like it. Somewhat dependent on vehicle color choice, and granted, I like...
I quite like it. Clean, subtle. Curves and sharp edges balanced in the right places. Love the rear. Profile is beautiful. Nose is smoke but still styled enough it wonāt be mistaken for everything else on the street.
Because 2020 is a long ways from 2005, the Solstice didnāt have the following of the Bronco, and so on. Sounds like she doesnāt want you to have nice things. ?
The FJ didnāt particularly fill any void or take any significant market share. After the first 2 years, it never approached 50k sold in a year. After year 3, never passed 15k. It was a swing for the fences and a miss for mass market, too niche of a vehicle and at a time that we started to see...
Make a comment on the pictures. Comment gets deleted because itās off topic of the topic... āhereās some pics to enjoy.ā ?āāļø
Anywho. Love me some cactus green. Thought Iād go orange but loving the cactus. Itāll be hard not to get the Sasquatch. Only hope if they follow through with a Bronco...
Itās not a technology issue as much as itās a people issue, and to that point, every generation has their unique issues.
Older generations had hot rods with no power steering, no traction control, drum brakes, etc. Letās talk about who wrecked, how frequently, because of an inability to control...