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Seek wisdom at SaabCentral.com. It was a great resource for me when I owned a 9-3.

The builder gives you a relatively meticulous break-in procedure but doesn't recommend a particular oil?

Originally Posted By: barkingspider Oh, and catch a game at Fenway park, it's over 100 years old. That.

Originally Posted By: whip Where are cars like the Supra, Celica, and MR2? Nissan has the GT-R, and Acura is coming out with the new NSX. Will Toyota compete, or let the other 2 have all the fun? I've owned 2 older Corollas. They were bullet proof. They didn't break. I can't say that about the...

Originally Posted By: dparm Originally Posted By: Miller88 Steel. Like ronbo said - alloys will develop bead leaks after a few winters. Never had that problem on any of our cars over the years. If you make some effort to rinse the wheels off occasionally, you'll be fine. Never experienced that...

Originally Posted By: grampi And I know Mazdas are well built vehicles...my wife has an MPV we bought new and its been a great ride, but I've heard the fuel economy of the 3 isn't very good...at least not as good as that of the Corolla or Civic... Fuelly.com generally confirms your fuel...

Originally Posted By: lawman1909 Sources.. Provided already.

Originally Posted By: javacontour I think they stuffed the 2.5L in the "sporty" model of the Sentra. Can't recall the designation. Someone will surely elaborate. Sentra SE-R Spec V.

Originally Posted By: grampi Originally Posted By: strat81 Originally Posted By: asiancivicmaniac Whipping up the soap is fun too unless I'm pressed for time. Still working on getting a good lather, though. Conditioner is a fast alternative to shave soap. I've never tried conditioner...how...

Originally Posted By: lawman1909 Yes, it is the individual's responsibility, but LE is there to protect and serve. I.E. stopping crime, being a deterent, and investigating criminal acts. LE has no duty to stop or deter crime. That is a settled legal issue in this country.

I used Lubegard PSF in my 2004 Buick Rainier. Helped quiet the system down a bit and slightly reduced steering effort. I procured it from Amazon.

It could be lousy rotors. Try NAPA Premium or Ultra Premium. My mechanic recommends these and refuses to install the super-cheap rotors that everyone seems to have these days. Originally Posted By: supton Is this for the Saturn, a brand known for warping rotors? I had a '99 SL1 throughout...

2014 Swagger Wagon checking in.

Originally Posted By: lawman1909 Not really common sense at all. Law enforcement is here to protect us, preserve the peace, and most importantly insure each and every officer makes it home at the end of the shift. So I would say police being armed with AR's, and other "tactical" weapons is fine...

Originally Posted By: asiancivicmaniac Whipping up the soap is fun too unless I'm pressed for time. Still working on getting a good lather, though. Conditioner is a fast alternative to shave soap.

Originally Posted By: hatt Originally Posted By: strat81 I don't support companies that don't support the 2nd Amendment. I'd break the profanity filter if I typed what I really thought about that place...

Originally Posted By: Bladecutter As for the "Sources" of data above you quoted, not a single one of those sources actually determines the conditions the vehicle is put under, during the "evaluation" of the vehicle. Did they engine sludge up because the owner drove for 35k miles without ever...

Originally Posted By: DSparks Gf's 2002 ford focus 2.0...had to actually search for it first time I changed it...back of engine..tucked up under the intake...can barely get to it from underneath with car jacked up..not gettin it from above...cant even see it from above Sounds like the filter...

Originally Posted By: dave munson Just wait until you try a feather blade. Find a good heavy handle that will outlast your grandchildren. Sharp blades. There are some really nice shaving creams. Try the Sandlewood from Taylor of Old Bond Street. Avocado. Rose by Truefitt & Hill. My face could...

Originally Posted By: Bladecutter And who exactly is more reliable about ownership experiences of a vehicle than the people who have actually owned that vehicle? Would you rather listed to people whom have never owned one, and can only seem to say that Fiat stands for "Fix It Again, Tony"? Are...