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A Horse With No Name

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    Doesn't have the same ring as hemi though.
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    This is an interesting development.
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    Deliberately trolling and being negative.....ummm....yeah....no thanks.
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    She is one of my favorite people on the internet. Neat shop tour, she has lots of fun with her work. She has no trouble getting dirty...look at the vintage truck at 4:10.
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    Good review, not sure if we posted this elsewhere here. last few days have been a blur.
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    Interesting technology, should save a ton of money and help the environment at the same time...
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    Styling changes less frequently now than in the past...but the idea of the transmission the ranger offers and a few other perks make it interesting. Ford might be onto something here...a bullet proof midsize pickup just in time as Toyota starts to have more mechanical issues with the Tacoma.
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    Exactly. Don't quote me on this but I am starting to like the new Ranger just a tiny bit.
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    ...and rightfully so. I actually like some of the Denali trims better than some of the versions of the Escalade. Can we all lay down arms for a second and just be happy American car makers give us choice? Love them or hate them, Jeep gives infinitely more choice than does Subaru in terms of options, colors, trims, 4wd systems and the like than Subaru does. Ford brings a lot to the table, although I am obviously not a Ford guy. And Gm gives us a huge amount of vehicle choice. ...and rightfully so.
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    You and me both! That is such a wonderful era of Mustang. She is a smart lady. I read part of the book she wrote on postpartum depression. An admirable human being in some ways.
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    Until the next fuel crisis or economic crisis hits. Still remember low mile Navigators turned in during Cash for Clunkers.
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    User error with products is pretty much epic. I would hate to be an OEM and put billions of dollars into something to have inept humans destroy it in every way imaginable. But then again, given the behavior of a few individuals in this thread...a Horse is probably too complicated for most 21st century humans to operate. My 5 year old niece can ride one just fine...most modern humans....not so much.
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    One more mess in the automotive universe...
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    In all fairness there is no comparison betwern Hyundai and GM. GM has built tons more remarkable vehicles than Hyundai.
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    The only smoke is coming off the rear wheels of the Trans Am in his sig line. He is that goofy naturally without chemical enhancement.
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    ...and worse...
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    I am an equal oportunity asshole...I can avoid GM and Hyundai both... What happens in Lancaster stays in Lancaster....does not have the same ring as Vegas.
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    Actually I agree. You seem to have no issues with it.
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    Welcome to C and G folks...reality is apparently irrelevant here. Something in the drinking water in Pennsylvania. Perhaps?
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    Good looking car but beyond my budget...but impressive.
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    Cool!
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