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  1. ccap41
    Tires/wheels, gears, short throw shifter, throttle body, tunes.. I mean how much is involved in taking an 18 second car to 10.5? That involves thoroughly rebuilding the engine the same way making massive gains are on a new vehicle.
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    It's probably an easy up-sell to a double cab for only $18 a month for 84 months.
  3. ccap41
    How do you believe so? There are still plenty of smaller things one can do without getting inside the engine itself.
  4. ccap41
    The Durango definitely is the looker of the group though. Get that bad boy in R/T trim and it's a legitimately good looking vehicle.
  5. ccap41
    That makes the most sense to me. It was kind of a "why not?" thing.
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    I've never been in one but I've seen a few and they're quite the looker. It would be tough to take the dive in on Alfa's reliability though. I'm not sure where they are at now but FCA doesn't seem to be too high on reliability lists outside of Ram, Wrangler, GC, and the LX siblings.
  7. ccap41
    I didn't realize the Enclave was that much larger. I would have assumed the Durango was the slightly larger of the two had I not looked up their dimensions.
  8. ccap41
    That's odd they'd have a sedan built by Mazda but a hatch built by themselves..
  9. ccap41
    It's surprising to see Alfa down with their hot CUV out now.
  10. ccap41
    I think the current one is also a Mazda 2, just older.
  11. ccap41
    Exactly. A buddy of mine who him and his wife recently had their first baby upped their Buick Encore to a Buick Enclave because they have a baby now.. I think they plan a second but his justification was nothing more than they want something larger, when you looked past the BS reasonings. I get it. In the end, people buy what they want regardless.
  12. ccap41
    Of all my friends and family only one is wanting something smaller than his 2500HD Ram because he no longer tows with it. Everybody else has bought larger or talks about their next vehicle being a step up in size. I don't think Americans are wanting to go smaller, as a whole.
  13. ccap41
    People buying $1500 - $5000 trucks has nothing to do with the brand new truck market. Yeah, literally everything comes and literally everything sells. Rare stuff will always be the exceptions to the rule.
  14. ccap41
    That is possibly the most anecdotal information ever expelled via the internet.
  15. ccap41
    How in the world have you possibly have this information?
  16. ccap41
    RIP Mercedes.
  17. ccap41
    A little googling and maths give me this. Please correct me if I'm wrong. This is considering a semi's maximum weight on US roads is 80,000lbs CGVW Truck Weight Trailer Weight Percent of weight the truck is to the trailer 18,500 61,500 30.08% 7,000 35,000 20.00% It is about how I would expect it to be with the semi truck being a larger percentage of total weight.
  18. ccap41
    Those Touregs are probably 5 years old. Weren't those things grossly overprices?
  19. ccap41
    Whatever it is that is heating the batteries, is reducing range. EV semi trucks will not be parked inside at night to keep the battery nice and toasty. Pulling the weight is rarely the issue. It's actually handling and stopping that weight and that requires a truck with mass. It absolutely cannot be a half-ton-sized truck. You just can't have a 5500lb truck pulling 35,000lbs.
  20. ccap41
    2019 vs 2018 11,805 vs 8,276 Tiguan 7,381 vs 6,063 Atlas Those are their only two CUVs. The other two you might be eyeing aren't current models and were discontinued.
  21. ccap41
    It isn't half but when reading up on EVs a 30% drop in range isn't uncommon in 30 degrees F temps.It's pretty much the norm. I have no clue what it's like when you approach zero degrees F or below.
  22. ccap41
    That's a pretty good looking sub-compact car.
  23. ccap41
    That's yet another major factor, temperature range drop. Their 300-500 mile range drops to 200-350 miles.
  24. ccap41
    That show is soooo damn funny!
  25. ccap41
    And they still cannot touch the range of the Kenworth. 100-177 gallon tanks getting 5mpg(per fuelly.com) = 500-885 miles.
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