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soul

Very nice, keep us updated when you can.

slough

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I see what you did there.

bad-ass individual!

Much more lasting value in the Ford. Earns its keep and then some, over a long life.

Pure comedy gold, right there...

Not hasty at all. It's the truth. Zip it.

So, by your logic, if I travel to, say, Ethiopia, I would become Ethiopian? Not how things work, I'm afraid.

Any fluids have probably already been disbursed though.

https://www.autoweek.com/news/trucks/a32005732/lingenfelter-720-hp-chevrolet-colorado-zr2/?utm_campaign=socialflowFBAW&utm_medium=social-media&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR0AgDuXt3UZgewHPhYXi3JHimne-yqM471f2HmQRQKP5lht59hthAx28DY

Can we go back and start at the beginning with Genesis?

There was no 4 cylinder Mustang at that point. The roof strakes are fantastic.

The modern pickup truck is a Swiss Army Knife in all the best ways.

The Sunfire was much prettier than the Ford Ghia Vivace. Bleh - was recently released to a private owner, is not street legal, IIRC

That CR-V is BITCHIN' yo!

Sales is closed here. Right now, it seems to me, it is much more important to keep your present car running v. getting a new one. On the other hand, the whole process starts with selling a car, which will need maintenance, and possibly a ding or two repaired along the way.

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It could be construed that luxury pickups are the new aspirational vehicle. I read somewhere that luxury cars across all brands were being traded in on Denali, High Country, King Ranch and Limited LD and HD pickups at a very noticeable clip.