Charity

Yes, he loved his Rampage, but the motor crapped out on it. Granted it had 75000 on it, but still it should have lasted quite a bit longer you would think.

I had a small budget and managed to get a decent go kart for cheap. However, I had to do some work to the go kart, but when your neighbor is a shop foreman for an asphalt company it tends to make it a lot easier. As far as practicing, I own a farm, so he has plenty of space and time to practice.

I was watching Mythbusters the other day on Discovery and see this vehicle. It was actually involved in a myth, but I could not believe how easy the car was to take apart. Did anyone else see this and was anyone else concerned that it only took a wrench to take the car down to the frame?

I have to say, I had a friend who had a Miata and I was not impressed in the vehicle. It had no power and could barely get out of its own way let alone another car. So I am happy to see this announcement.

Does anyone really remember this car? I know that it is a great vehicle and was my husbands first car. However, he did mention the motor was aluminum and would warp if the car started to overheat. However, he was in love with his and always wondered if they were still around or if they were all gone./

I noticed that Buick is down, but that brings me to think about their commercials. The commercials are presenting the brand as the one that no one knows is there. My question is, is the marketing campaign that Buick is running on that topic actually hurting them because the sales sure look like it is.

I have to admit, the Ram is starting to look a lot more appealing since Ford decided to go to the aluminum body. The downside is the Ram is not my favorite brand and when I did have a Dodge, the rust that it had was not my favorite thing to deal with.