"Imported from Detroit" now "Imported from Mexico"? Chrylser 200 to be made in Mexico

[Honky Tonk]

That's because the average commuter can't drive for shit these days. I know, because every day they almost merge into me without looking or accelerating. I've never damaged a 2wd pickup, 4wd Suburban, awd Volvo or Subaru I've owned by losing control, but then again I really learned to drive a car in all conditions. Kool-aid commercials my ass...

I totally agree with you, which is why I said they're better off with FWD. As far as the truck thing, the same yahoo's that can't find the power button button on a laptop, buy RAM 1500's because they "think" they're "safer", or it makes them a "man". Seriously, do what I suggested, @ the end of the next snowstorm, checkout who hit what and why. Your talking to a guy here who used to go up and down Loveless Pass in severe blizzards.

[Gpwrangler]

I totally agree with you, which is why I said they're better off with FWD. As far as the truck thing, the same yahoo's that can't find the power button button on a laptop, buy RAM 1500's because they "think" they're "safer", or it makes them a "man". Seriously, do what I suggested, @ the end of the next snowstorm, checkout who hit what and why. Your talking to a guy here who used to go up and down Loveless Pass in severe blizzards.

Yep, been up Loveland Pass myself, in a '66 Ford in a blizzard plenty of times. But most of the spun-out cars on 94 from Detroit to port Huron are early-2000s Pontiac Grand Prix or G6s. As a matter of fact, I see them spun into the wall facing backwards during rainstorms usually after a failed "merge".