Funny, I had a Tundra and the issues I had with the Tundra scared me so I bought a Ram.
OP, hope the Challenger works out well for you. As the number of cars with N/A 8 cylinders and manual transmissions dwindle, if it's still around, the Challenger may be my next play car.
When I bought the car in February, I wanted to customize the interior and upgrade the audio. My last car, I accidentally got adhesive on the seats and it looked like crap for the 5 years I owned it. Since I still had to drive to work every day, the gutting of the interior was going to be...
Glad you're OK. Hope it works out for you, aka totalled.
USAA has been relatively good in my experience. my recent wreck when a kid hit me head on in my 07 Tundra, the adjuster came to my house, picked up the wreck, paid for the flat bed used by the CHP, cut me a check via EFT all within 5...
you can buy a Gentex homelink rear view mirror and swap out the OEM mirror. down side, cost about $250, but I spent more than that on a rear spoiler... and the compass sensor INSIDE the stock mirror has to be relocated into the overhead "console". at lease that's where I put mine.
I think its coming up on end of life cycle, its almost 10 years old now and the major refresh is coming in the next few years. Of course, My 51,000 Ram truck was 38,000 after discount, so it may just be an FCA pricing thing as well.
my understanding is Great Wall Motors has not made an official offer and FCA has not stated they have actually negotiated. And specifically, they're interested in Jeep.
I know I'm on a Mustang forum but I don't know that either car is significantly 'better' in a major way over the other. we...
so true.
I had an uninsured driver speeding towards me stopped at a red light. I always leave atleast a car length of space in front of me out of habit. I guess old military training never goes away I guess. Anyway, I see this old Inifinity J30 speeding towards me, so I gun it and pull to the...
glad you weren't hurt. I would have shat my pants.
my buddy had the same thing happen to his commuter, a civic. they actually DIDN'T total it. they cut the roof off, got a new roof, welded it back on and off he went. he drove that car for another 2 years. Considering it wasn't new and...
I learned years ago, not to let price dictate which exhaust you get. I used to do that and realized after going cheap, it just cost that much more to end up at a Corsa. Since then, I've had Corsas on my last 4 vehicles, I actually budget it into the initial cost of the car.
I like the...
Not really melodrama. by cheapen, I didn't mean "cheap knock off" cheapen but cashing in on the name as means to up charge and offering nothing unique or special. Thus devaluing what "Shelby" means.
the original Shelby's may have been post factory but most owners couldn't just open up an...
It's been 5 years, so I assume the cheapening of the Shelby name is in full swing? slap on a bunch of aftermarket parts, nothing unique, add Shelby stickers. Up charge. I think the Shelby Charger had more merit than this mustang.
Mines still there, but I plugged it at the little 'diaphragm' just after the air box takeoff. I wanted to hear the pure sounds of my Corsa cat backs without the resonant noise from a tube. the car is new so eventually when I get into the engine bay later on it'll likely come out all together.
I have the Corsa catback sport version of their exhaust. Always been a corsa fan on all of my other vehicles. well worth the $$$. The sport gives just enough growl for me to enjoy in the cabin without being obnoxious and loud aka 'look at me' sound outside. plugged the sound tube and it...