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Isn't 2025 supposed to be the last year for the Versa? I looked briefly on the Google and the various AI-written posts are leaving me unsure.

That was sixty years ago. Now, the young teacher wants a big SUV, and will finance it for 96 months or whatever to get it. Small, inexpensive and/or entry-level cars just don't sell like they used to.

This is the Atikovi pricing model.

I'm sure it didn't even cost that much new.... And that was nearly 30 years (and 300K miles) ago.

Rust resistant? LOL Let me know if you find such a beast.

Back when I was a kid, we left the house unlocked all the time. We had an aunt who would come visit unexpectedly a few times a year, and she'd just let herself in if we weren't home. It was really weird to come home from, say, a bike ride while everyone else was away and come into the house to...

Is that Lapis Blue? In the last photo it looks almost purple but that might also be a white balance thing. I have a '21 and yes the MPG gauge seems a little optimistic. I should do the math sometime to be sure. STI owners are going to razz on you for having the STI wing, but if I remember...

I have a Craftsman set that looks like that first style. Its so old its Made in USA. Works like a charm.

We must be shopping at the same store! Looking up an item and walking back to check on it is far too much work..... Much easier to just tell the caller they don't have it.

Renault probably has a considerable presence in Mexico thanks to its relationship with Nissan (Nissan is huge in Mexico).

Reminds me of my friend's S-10 Blazer..... His Blazer was stolen, and then recovered a couple days later stripped of parts. He got it fixed, and then the very next day traded it in on a new Blazer (mainly because he couldn't tolerate the notion that bad people had been in his vehicle). The...

That's about how long a radiator lasted that I replaced.... I had just finished replacing a leaking radiator and I was just out for a quick ride to the gas station and back to get it up to temperature, when I got rear-ended hard by a kid in an F-150, and that pushed me into the truck in front...

Yes, but as was mentioned earlier they're located down low on the sides of the engine, tight up against the frame rails and you have to remove the battery and intake tubing just to make a little more room, which is why the OP is steering away from doing it himself.

That's the problem.... It's their location. He probably can't actually see them.

My first was also the Beach Boys, at the Peoria Civic Center. Dennis Wilson was already gone by a couple years, and the biggest applause came for longtime fill-in guy (and Peoria native) Bruce Johnston. After this many years I am not 100% certain Brian was there or not.... I think so but...

I'm probably exaggerating a little, without meaning to. It was awhile ago that I saw the video, and I didn't take any notes.

Youtube channel "Kev Central" toured that factory and made a video, and I have to say it's a really strange operation. It looked like there was about a hundred employees, and very little automation. One guy would pick up a bike frame, hand it to the next guy, who'd put it on a cart.... Then...

Got any links to made-in-USA success stories? We're all ears.

Since we're cracking jokes, I'll just mention that "Nomas' CX-9 is No Mas!" Sorry, I just had to!

I've seen a few pros who use the magnetic tool just to minimize how many times they have to change to a clean pair of gloves.