Recent content by Nero

04 V8 here, and I've averaged 17.33 with about 70% highway.

Regret selling her but at the same time it was for the best. Paid off a bunch of debts so I guess it was worth it.

Macs are amazing computers, if you have the unlimited funds to actually buy one. I won't ever buy anything with Windows on it again personally. I say go for it if you have the money.

I would think a bug bomb would work great, but you'd have to get rid of that leftover smell afterwords. Take it to a detailer and have them clean it out thoroughly.

But aren't you supposed to do that every 5000 miles?

VaYotaDude I'd love to see some pics of your setup if you wouldn't mind. I bought my T4R because we have a baby on the way also; didn't want to stuff a kid in the back of my tC. :rolleyes:

While you have a point, I think your choices for vehicles he "should be driving" are outdated and useless for troubleshooting lessons. His 4runner is already ancient and will make for a great first vehicle. In the future all vehicles will have new electronics and systems, so why would...

Sounds like you've got the money for it, so I say go for it. Worst case is that it looks the same as you're 1080 setup.

If it were me I would sell the land cruiser outright and keep the WRX and 4th gen, with the plan to upgrade the 4th to a 5th at some point.

You drive 3 miles a day? Firstly, why are you worried about mileage, and why not ride a bike? I wonder if the mileage has anything to do with the engine not being warmed up, any experts here have an idea?

You probably won't notice much of a difference from your 1080. The only way I would upgrade like that would be for a larger physical screen size. What graphics card do you have? Bigger resolutions draw more pixels on the screen, and your graphics card has to be fast enough to draw all those...

Those are very nice cars I have to say. Have you thought about an Acura TL?

I'm going with Redswan.

Wow, how lame is that. I always thought they had a V6 option for both body styles. And while I agree with you about power on most cars, anything over 300 horsepower on a FWD car is just about useless IMO. So much torque steer and very little traction just ruins it for me.

I believe he's throwing rocks at you for talking about a Camry. In the time you've owned the runner you have spent roughly $1300 more on gas than you would with a Camry. Sounds like a lot but that's only about $62 a month. Would you really save enough money on gas with a Camry? Considering...