Photoshop challenge. Replace Claymore with Front Toward Enemy.
I have that covered on the rear to dissuade tailgaters:This should work...
Thats when you insult him back and say “yeah i used to say the same thing when i was too poor to afford north american vehicles”
There ALWAYS has to be at least one on every thread. This time it’s YOU.
Please, explain. Are you offended by me saying that my wifes Toyota is built better than my Jeep? Or, is it that you are so blindly loyal to Jeep products, that anyone who criticizes them is automatically marked a heretic??
Are you offended by someone saying their Jeep is better built than Toyota's they've had? Or, is it that you are so blindly loyal to Toyota that anyone who criticizes them is wrong? See how easy is it is to just spin things around? Vehicle Quality is entirely subjective.
Jeesh, they have Turbos and 5 spds, just a SRT4 in differnt sheet metal. Then again in my former Turbo Dodge days, hung around guys like Gus who drag raced Turbo minivans, bless him was killed on a motor cycle. also a friend Gary who raced a reliant K-car, beat all the imports back in 2001 at NEDW at battle of the imports
Not blindly loyal, I've owned two Jeeps, and several Toyotas, since 1981. Hands down Toyota is built better. But, as you see, I drive a Jeep, and a Dodge Pickup, and the wife a Toyota. The Toyotas cannot do what the Wrangler or Dodge can, but at least I am honest about things.
I can go on for 30 minutes about how Japanese products were so great in the 1980s. Walkman, hilux, video games. Cut to 2021 picila
is there anything coming from Japan nowadays that is remotely interesting? Tundra and 4Runner are ok, but nothing spectacular. BMW took a massive nosedive in quality and driver experience the last several years as well.
Again, better built is subjective. You can't tell someone with a straight face Toyota is better built when theirs was crap. Their experience clearly differs. Similarly, it's hard to tell someone Jeep isn't crap if they've had nothing but trouble.
Cant trust toyota fans. They tell you how they drove it for xxx,xxx miles and only replaced the oil and battery. They leave out the fact they just had major work done to it. Theyll never tell you their actual problems along the way.
Well, I've owned Chevy, Ford, Buick, Dodge, Jeep, Honda, Toyota, and Nissan. Almost no issues with the Japanese vehicles, except for a switch or two going out, in the 190,000 miles, before they are traded in. Chevy, non stop issues, and major issues before 100k miles. Ford was very few, but traded at around 60k miles, due to needing more room. My 2000 Dodge 2500 Diesel pickup, 110k miles with many many major issues, and traded for a 2006 Dodge 2500 Diesel now at over 183k miles, with some minor issues. Keeping this one.
