Forum: Automotive and Motorsport

I figured with the start of the new year, it's time for the official 2023 thread. 2022 thread was fairly successful. Hopefully more and more people with come in with their thoughts, opinions, etc with this one. Click Here For 2022 Thread

https://www.motortrend.com/news/2024-toyota-tacoma-first-look-review/ https://youtu.be/X04Z1AAU_qc Wow, Toyota killed it with this. 326hp / 465ft-lb 8 speed auto or 6 speed manual Full time 4WD Torsen center diff Multi terrain modes available in 4H now, and not limited to 4L

Hey folks, trying to figure out what to do with my cars. Getting married in June, building an expensive house in another town. Could keep all of them, but looking for some cost savings without losing utility. I will be working from home mostly when we move. Current vehicles: Hers: 2019 Mazda...

Still driving my 97 obs...really looking for a daily as the 97 left me stranded the other day. $60 crankshaft position sensor and were back going. I work for a ford dealer and new cars are piling up, used cars are still moving but prices seems to be improving. I think another 6 months you...

The verticality of the A-Pillar and the flared fender tells the whole story. Can't fuking wait. Have a 2023 GX but definitely gonna trade in for this. I'll give up the underpowered V8 for the TTV6 just to get this new aesthetic.

Just placed an order for a 2023 Challenger "Body-in-white" in Plum Crazy Purple. The plan is to build a 8 second drag car. It should be sweet. From what I was told through Direct Connection, less than 25 of these have been ordered so they will be pretty much vaporware in the future. ...

It has 170k miles alot of them have been city miles. its my beater car so I don't care too much about it. can not replacing them lead to a bigger issue? the car drives like it's on water goes up and down sometimes the front lip hits the pavement if roads are bumpy. oither than that great...

0-60 3.1 seconds fully loaded interior (sound system, leather seats, etc) 4 door sedan so no compromising in space (also has a frunk) can be had used for 40k

Looking to order one in the next few months. Anyone have experience with this vehicle? The performance is very appealing.

I bought a trickle charger because I haven't been driving my subaru. It's been sitting for about a month now, the battery is dead. It's totally dead, can't even unlock the car door or do anything, no power at all. My question: Should I jump my subaru and get the battery back to normal...

What do you guys think about these cars? Been looking for a commuter for my 90 mile a day commute. Seem to have good warranties. We have one at my work I can get a deal on. Gonna go test drive it on lunch.

I'd have kept the OG headlight shape, but everything else is perfect IMO. jgZHrzo7SG4

Just placed the order for this blacked out F-150. Got it fully loaded, and with the v8 engine.

Have a car, 18k miles on it. just past warranty (6 years) Transmission went and got it replaced. After about 100 miles, the cv shaft broke. First reply from guy who did transmission was the cv shaft is a consumable and probably unrelated. Wants $400 to look at it. (dealing with...

So I’ve been interested in this car ever since I heard one, seriously one of the best sounding cars I’ve heard, that 5cyl hnnggg!!! It seems it’s got a really stout motor, many people getting tons of HP w/ little mods and a tune. None are on dealer lots, I’m guessing demand is high. This would...

What a lineup here brahs 6JP9Swop_Fg

End of an era... Bentley has become synonymous with its powerful W12 engine but will end production of the mill in April 2024 by which time more than 105,000 units will have been produced during the engine’s life span. ...

All jokes aside, I've been meaning to buy a new daily to handle Wyoming winters and get decent fuel economy. I built a 2023 Colorado for under 45k, not including my GM partner discount. ...

Dropped the car off last month. Took apart what I could in my garage and trailered it up for the rest of the disassembly. Had it put on a rotisseries and totally sandblasted and primered, now it's going to get a rust repaired and dents/dings straightened out. Thankfully there was only some rust...

From what I understand getting pre approved and walking in with a blank check is the best and Credit Unions offer the best rates. Should I find a good credit union and apply for a auto loan then go to dealer? At the dealer, is there a way to haggle down or are those days gone?