Health insurance for your Maverick. If you don’t trust Ford reliability, and have some extra cash, go for it. Not for me, but I understand why people would do it. I remember when all airport terminals had flight insurance kiosks. Prey on our fears. Having said that and understanding that the...
After watching the video I think I figured how the Coronavirus spread.
Also, do people with no friends duck themselves out of sadness? It would explain why some plain looking Jeeps still have ducks.
I looked at the manual CR-Z in 2013 and thought it was interesting. But the lack of any power and only 3 MPG better than the large Accord, I got the Accord 4cyl for the same price. CR-Z had a dash that showed how cool a dash full of buttons could be.
I’ve run Out of gas when an old company Chevy still had 1/8 tank shown. Gas tanks are so fickle!
So far, I’ve believed in the accuracy of EV range indicators in rentals. I wouldn’t dare take them to zero.
On the other hand, I’ve owned petrol cars where I found what I could get away with...
I imagine you’re in a fog right now, but have you assessed the passenger side damage? Would a passenger been OK? Rest and ask your wife for many hugs!! It’l be OK.
Correct, sorry.
“North” America. :thumbsup:
Since August I’ve rented in Bonaire, Amsterdam, Munich, Athens, and Santorini. Automatics are available for extra and I probably should have upgraded in Santorini since I stalled my manual Juke while trailing people up this hill.
I miss: rolling jump starts and rocking out of a poorly cleared road.
I don’t miss: vehicles that often needed a rolling jump start or getting stuck in the middle of the street.
My 1st car was a manual and it was a money-saver. But back then manual clutch cables broke.
Eventually has hydraulic clutches and still saved money.
Things changed. My last manual was a BMW and I had to pay extra to have that option. Also mileage was “less” than the automatic.
Guess that’s...