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Cable.
:) I did indeed remove the floor mat. I wasn't going very fast, but even if I had, if stepping on the brakes didn't produce immediate results I...
Agreed. When the F1 transmission makes the car provably faster than when it is equipped with a regular six-speed, it's simply silly to say the...
I have a problem here ... it happened a couple of times on my Lincoln that the accel. got stuck because of the floor mat. All I had to do then was...
Agreed. I love that car in that color.
That is actually a good idea! On a related note ... there's an older (80s I think) Toyota 4wd pickup here that has a sticker in the rear window:...
Right on the money :) I think it's especially funny when "manly men" go on and on about something motor vehicle related ... apparently it's...
From older literature, "Trail Rated" (while being a Jeep trademark term) referred to a stock vehicle successfully navigating the Rubicon Trail....
From JeepFan.com Definition: Trail Rated signifies that the vehicles have passed off road testing by the Nevada Automotive Test Center (NATC) --...
AFAIK, BMW had to backtrack from only offering SMG in the 6 series specifically because these "lazy Americans" demanded a conventional MT.
The whole deal about 50/50 wt. distribution started in the late 80s with BMWs introduction of the E34. Earlier 5s (and 7s for that matter) were...
That's exactly what it is though
That guy now claims to have a 348 and soon to have a 355 ... http://www.cardomain.com/ride/438665 He also calls himself DJ Lamarossa in other...
The BMW enthusiast magazines and forums uniformly condemn the extended service intervals BMW are doing now. For example, BMW used to require you...
Thanks. I'm extremely happy with it. When I had it appraised for insurance purposes, the jeweler told me that Rolexes tend to appreciate in value...
Rolex GMT Master II, stainless steel. Graduation present.
Once you get a few miles outside of Chicago proper you have miles and miles and miles of interstate to drive on, plus tons of rural roads....
I am genuinely (!) interested to hear which cars you are referring to here (Brand and model)
Cue flashback to "Falling Down"
Let's compare that to how many tens of millions of US cars have been recalled due to a pronounced propensity for catching on fire?
