Wondering if I should move any maintenance items up just due to time, even though my mileage per year has been pretty low to this point.
The only things that have really been touched on the car is the oil and battery.
Should I be looking into spark plugs yet or anything like that?
I have KESSY and my car just stopped locking today. The buttons on the handles do nothing, and the keyfob does nothing. I don't even get a flash of the yellows to tell me that a door is open or anything like that. Is there a fuse for the system that may be dead or something?
According to the current BBC totals: 57,953,121 Americans (Obama + Romney combined) have so far voted in support of extrajudicial assassinations, undeclared wars, and indefinite detention without charges.
Land of the Free, indeed. :cool:
Anyone remember in 2004-ish when SAE standard changes kicked Honda in the balls and forced them to revise their overstated power numbers?
This is why I don't buy from the far east. :thumbsup:
One thing to keep in mind is that a lot of these cars with smaller engines, like the Veloster Turbo, are running 17-18psi of boost straight out of the factory. Those things have NOWHERE to go as far as tuning.
I'm no defender of American cars, but referencing Top Gear for anything immediately destroys your credibility. Top Gear is fiction in every sense of the word.
From the perspective of a Windows Sysadmin, there are some nice new features in Server 2012. The consumer Windows 8, though, is completely and utterly useless. Just Windows 7 with a much worse GUI. I won't be upgrading.
The sort of people who would consider dropping $45+ on a shoddily-built Chrysler on an ancient chassis in the first place. If a buyer walks into a Dodge showroom and even gets as far as the fuel economy on one of these things, they're not thinking practically.