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Thermostat is usually a $10/10 minute job. Unless you're working on a 96 Sebring, then you have to yank half the engine apart.

Thermostat would be my first guess from the info you've given.

Hemi? RWD? Short bed? This thing is a manual transmission away from being a genuine budget sport truck.

Just want make sure I'm clear on the rules for this world where everyone else has an evil agenda.

So because you say it, it is correct?

I keep forgetting this is C&G, where its far more likely that Toyota would buy off the media and various government agencies than that people are f@#kin panicky idiots and Toyota can't properly fasten a floor mat.

From what I caught yesterday, they said they found issues with accelerator pedals sticking and the flootmat issue, I would assume those issues mixed with panic lead to the accidents.

Toyota bought off the NHTSA and some NASA scientists?

The portion of the press conference I saw also said the floor mats may have been an issue.

A site that contains many GM fans is talking mostly about the non-GM ads. That says something. And I really think they couldve skipped the Cruze Eco and Camaro ads in favor of something from Buick and Cadillac.

Would've thought GM would run an ad for Cadillac or Buick instead of constant Chevy ads.

I actually liked the Chrysler ad with Eminem

There are these magic gnomes called "mechanics" who will do the work in Exchange for some magic money shaped beans.

tl;dr

Yeah, fap-inducing is the only way to describe this car.

The Fiesta outsold the Mustang! How can that be? Americans consider small cars to be the most vile, reprehensible things ever. Hell, C&G told me compacts and subcompacts had disapproval ratings higher than both Sarah Palin and Hitler, yet the Fiesta sold better than the quintessential American car, the Mustang.

19.9% for the 2009 model year

3 things: 1) the car isn't objectionable. Not really my thing, but still ok 2) I'm going to have to hire an automotive anthropologist to discern the old school interiors DF posted. The modern ones are far more different. 3) a private vehicle going 115+ on public roads is asinine and irresponsible no matter the circumstances.

Any vessel designed to transport flammable materials is inherently dangerous. They really should just change the warning label to "$h!s gonna blow up!"

Don't gas cans have a big warning that says something like "don't keep near an open flame"?

I'm going to invest in tinfoil.

But climate change is a myth

Quite a bit, actually. I find that it makes things look proportionally larger, which is a self-confidence boost.

Is there a separate certificate for the other 49 states?