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Allison needs to tell GM to get their name off their trucks. It's going to soil their reputation.

I don't care one bit about screens, its the most ridiculous, moronic automotive trend in recent years, a scourge on the automotive world.

1985 Chevy C10, miles unknown 2004 Chevy Silverado RCLB 4X4, 103,000 miles 2006 Nissan Frontier, 136,000 miles

Ridiculous

Nobody is buying these stinkers, certainly not enough customers to pay for development and production costs.

I too like to to do extreme disassembly on my vehicles for simple routine maintenance.

A little ass Kei truck probably two or three times the payload than the RAM, i will have to check my brother's Kei truck when he gets it.

It makes me wonder how many billions of dollars are wasted every year because of things like what was wrong with the Cub Cadet, I am pretty sure whoever scrapped the tractor replaced it with another five or ten thousand dollar tractor because they did not want to fix a $50 problem, I can...

My nephew scored an awsome Cub Cadet for a $100 The only thing wrong was the fuel pump was draining fuel into the crankcase, so I bypassed the fuel pump for now and just letting it gravity feed, it runs like a top.

I don't get what Jeep is doing, Jeep is supposedly the profit maker for Stellantis so Jeep should be leading with the engineering and design not just getting Fiat hand me downs.

While the Cherokee name remains, its soul has been ripped from its near perfectly shaped SJ and XJ body and its proud name plastered on an unrecognizable husk of a body. Pour one out for another great SUV ruined by modernity.

Cloth seats all the way.

A whole lot of A.I. robot mechanics are going to jump in a lake when they find out some of the stupid sh*t engineers do.

It kind of looks like Hank Kimbals Bronco in the "Green Acres" tv series. His was red though.

Took the four wheelers out today and found a steep hill to go down, and some bunkers.

It was surely just a miscommunication on the contractors part, I worked in a telecom warehouse up until a month ago and there were always contractors screwing up.

I for one am shocked Ford has a recall.

It would have great if Ford actually showed the vehicle they were bloviating about in the event.

The Ford event was a big stinker, no vehicle was even shown.

It's probably because if you watch one automotive tester you have watched them all, there is little if any difference in the tests other than the testers faces.