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I seen this 1997 or so F250 Heavy Duty 4x4 RCLB at our local Christmas tree lot, I am not much of Ford man but I would drive it, the only thing that would be better if it was an F350 with the solid front axle.

Ridiculous

I remember about 2005 or so I was having Toyota withdrawals after buying my 2004 Silverado, so I went to the local Toyota dealer to look at a Tundra RCLB 4x4 base model with the V8 and i was going to test drive it and the sales woman went to start it up and the battery was stone cold dead, she...

Can we finally dispense with this notion of Toyota being infallible? I have had three Toyotas and two of them threw rods through the side of the block, I have never had any GM, Ford, Nissan or Chrysler do that.

Doesn't Nissan sell a hybrid in overseas markets but they won't sell it in the USA for some reason?

If Nissan sold the NP300 pickup in the USA i would buy one tomorrow, but they don't so no sale.

I would think with the tailgate down that would be about 8 feet wouldn't it?

I was curious if GM would even try something like that. I paused it too and its pretty blurry.

Has anyone seen the new Chevy Happy Holidays video? I was wondering if the truck that passes @1:30 mark is next gen 2027 Silverado ?

The only obvious solution is to increase prices and increase recalls. I will expect my consultancy check by next week.

My 2024 Honda Foreman and my nephews 2020 Honda CRF110F in the bed of my 2004 Silverado.

Fat truck little bed.

Ridiculous, that Jeep has very little to do with the original Jeep.

Still not enough of a price drop for those stinkers.

I think its because if you watch one auto reviewer you've watched them all, they test the same vehicles, nearly all have the same opinions about the vehicles they test.

Well about 75 miles from me in the middle of nowhere the only way to get to them is hiking or ATV and trail is pretty narrow with long drop offs. My brother and his friend actually had the mining claim on the cabin with collapsed roof, the Kawasaki was just left down there by the miners.

This is interesting, there is a new Scout debuting tonight, its an appliance but it should be interesting to see what they do. https://www.scoutmotors.com/

Is it that mechanics hate working on new things or just the boneheaded decisions the engineers that make them go WTF!, for instance I am rebuilding the top end on my nephews Suzuki King Quad and wouldn't you know it there is a bolt that secures the exhaust pipe heat shield to the head that...

New vehicles are breaking pretty often too it seems, one thing is certain if the thermostat on my 85 Chevy C10 or even my 2004 Silverado needs replaced its 15 minute job and a $20 part.

How about this for a new rule, if you are paying for a new vehicle and its sitting waiting for parts the manufacturer has to pay the monthly payment maybe that would get them off their a**