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By Blake Noble, in Reviews,
At a passing glance, the fourth-generation Ram seems to carry on the typical Dodge truck tradition of packing as much raw visual testosterone as possible under a cut-off sleeve t-shirt.
By Blake Noble, in Opinion,
Chrysler's 2.2L four-cylinder was supposed to save the company. Instead, it became one of their most notorious engineering flops.
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By trinacriabob · Posted
If I've deleted some from the list, it's because they're not in my price point. No thank you to expensive German iron. I don't like spending a lot of money on cars. Some comments: I've rented the K4 and they work just fine, but it has a lot of nasty angles, especially the long tear drop tail lights and even the side of the greenhouse I do like the Toyota Camry ... at last they got it right The Honda Civic used to be an ugly duckling and now it's actually a decent looking car with a good amount of room. I had a rented Honda Accord in South Florida, which I reviewed here and, better yet, it was a hybrid. These Hyundais are not very attractive and the jellybean one (Sonata) looks cheap when you get up close to it. I like the Nissan Sentra. I can't believe I'm saying that. The Cadillac is the only one on this list that is a GM car ... and which I like. If not optioned up, the price point isn't that bad. The Charger is electric, so no. But hybrid is fine. But where this leaves me is that there isn't much choice at all for those wanting to redeem what they've accumulated on their GM Card. It wasn't like throwing money to the wind because you still make use of the credit card, but I would have not continued having a car card if I knew the market would be changing like this. I would have fared better with another airline card. -
By Drew Dowdell · Posted
Yeah, and if you’re a dumb dumb, like I expect that user was they left the key fob inside the car -
By G. David Felt · Posted
Interesting, programmable door handles, if you unlock the auto, they will stay out, but if you approach it while locked with the fob, they will pop out and if within 3 min you do not open a door, pull back in keeping the auto locked. -
By G. David Felt · Posted
OUCH Apple is paring the tech options. Apple quietly kills 15 devices - is yours on the list? -
By Drew Dowdell · Posted
I think that was “user error” of the person who was driving that particular vehicle.
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