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Probably more reliable, too.

 

It looks exactly the same...

 

Nah, I'd do a v6 pentastar with a manual transmission. They're pretty reliable in that setup, but for what it'd cost I'd rather buy just about anything else. The Jeep badges must be made out of platinum plated titanium and affixed with a mixture of centaur spit and unicorn piss.

 

Yeah, I get busy at work and these guys start acting like this is the clubhouse thread.

 

Ones of those I would consider:

Only car (i.e. if the wife and I have one car and the Tundra):
Civic
Elantra
Forte
Mazda3
Corolla

Daily/fun car for me (i.e. if the wife and I each have a car plus the Tundra):
Camaro
Challenger
Veloster N (no manual in the regular Veloster?)
Miata
Z
BRZ/GR86
Impreza/WRX/STi
Maaaaaaaybe whichever of those BMWs is 2 door but I really can't see myself driving one

 

Note to self: Commuting in the RZR is only a good idea if both trips are going to be above 50 degrees. Travelling 50 MPH when it's 34 degrees out causes a very similar sensation to a brain freeze right above the brow.

 

Even riding my bike when it’s 45 ish out, my hands turn to pop cycles and my eyes water like someone killed my cat

 

Yeah, it was lovely going to work yesterday evening, and today will be warmer. I just misjudged the morning temp by about 10 degrees! Lol

 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rS50UxnVTlA

 

Suggested that to my wife for my daughter recently.

 

Yeah. Woke up at 1:30 from a crazy dream. By 2:30 I’d moved to the couch. Got a few “light” hours of sleep but feeling like a zombie now.

 

Morning! Happy Friday!!

 

Shitty man, hopefully it's a work from home day.

 

I get it! My first car was a manual VW golf and remember being thrown to the wolves by my Dad on driving it in traffic and on hills. It gets a lot easier the more and more practice that you get. You make a valid point about wheeling though. I'm not so sure I would want a manual in that scenario either. So many other obstacles and things to focus on. Where you lost me was the "toy". My FIL had a manual R/T Challenger and that thing was an absolute blast to drive.

 

I'm no physicist, but it appears you could have angled it and closed that puppy, no?

 

Could have, and I tried it, but the tie downs felt a little sketchy that way. I didn’t know how that would travel on the highway heading home either.

 

I'm so tempted on buying a new TV every time I walk into Costco. Must resist!!

 

I think about them in truck mods. That TV is worth X truck mods. Lol!

 

Going cheap and doing ABS sensor guards. Then I'm thinking new skid plate so I don't have to drop it every time a do an oil change.