Back in the olden days when I was a kid most cars were trash about the same time they were paid off. Shortly after three years you could figure on replacing many parts.
I'm running 36lbs in my stock 2014 tires. The funny thing is my tire pressure light came on the other day. I drove home and parked in the garage. Next morning went out and checked pressure. 36lbs in all four. But, the idiot light is still on!
I went over to Toyota because of the reliability and the way they hold their value. Too many times I paid big bucks for a GM or Ford and when trade-in time came they were worthless! I went to the local Toyota dealer and found many used vehicles selling for just a little less than new.
Me- 2014 4Runner and 1987 Buick Regal T I like driving the Runner but, the T would blow it's doors off in a drag race. Of course, the Runner is a lot better in snow, mud, bad roads, and anything off road.
I spent most of my adult life wondering what having a sun/moon roof was like. Whenever I tested a car with one my head would hit the top. When I had the chance to buy this 4Runner with a moonroof and my head didn't hit, I jumped on it! Living in West Michigan, I don't get to open it often but...
I took my metalic grey baby through a car wash. When I was drying it I discovered a .50 inch dent with white paint in it. I realize it's a four year old truck but, still, my first parking lot dent! I hate inconsiderate slobs who do that to other people's vehicles! I do plan on putting some...
This thread is really funny. Seeing these cars and trucks from your history that only goes back a few years. My first car was a 1960 Dodge that Mom gave me for high school graduation in 1970. That was followed by various used cars and trucks until I bought my very first new car, a 1973 Vega Gt ...
In Michigan and I'm sure many other places AR's are used for hunting. When it comes right down to it- guns were originally made for killing people. That goes back to the old muzzle loaders. As for the firing 400 rounds per minute, that depends on how fast the shooter can pull his trigger and...