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Would have been nice to see them push for 500 even torques

Agreed with paying for their tux or a room. I was my best friend's best man. I was broke for about six to seven months because of the party and the tux. And all I got was a last minute engraved money holder

Check out the Reading Market. So so many delicious food to try

Is there any issues about burning them? I don't know if city ordinances allow a small fire pit but my family, we just burn them

I'm a classic Jack Daniel and Coke guy. Doing the bourbon trail and buying a bottle from every tour stop.

Looks great, Tim! I bet my Durango with its Redline Red would absolutely shine with your work

Has anyone heard or know of anyone that had an Alfa Romeo Giulia? Specifically the one with the turbo 4. Just curious if Alfa still carries that reputation of unreliability.

Might want to link a different link. This is a master link

No it would not. Source: this Deaf guy

The camper I'm eyeballing right now is a R-Pod which comes in 2600-2800 lbs dry. Honestly, I was just planning on hitching it up and head west towards California. It would be drive to a location of my choosing, spend a few days there then resume then hightail it back to Ohio in time for school

I have a factory transmission cooler but the factory tow package includes a heavy duty radiator and transmission cooler and load leveling shocks. That's it. Everything else is mechanically identical.

This summer I am planning on a month long road trip with a camper in tow. I haven't purchased a camper. I thought my Durango was equipped with a tow package but alas, it's not. This brings down the tow rating from 6200 lbs to 3500 lbs which is fine because I want a small lightweight camper (3,000 lbs) so I can go off the beaten path if I choose to do so. My question is if I load it with equipment or etc in both the camper and Durango and it happens to be over 3500, am I looking at troubles/problems? (I'm not referring to a thousand pounds over, more like 200-400 over if that's the case)

What about a Durango? I have the pentastar but i love it. You might like the hemi version. It's built on the same chassis as the Grand Cherokee but offers a third row that's fairly usable

I just love it! I've always wanted to daily a land barge like this. I would prefer a four door, I wouldn't know how these will hold up to a 110 mile daily commute

Yep, I absolutely love it. Being a teacher, you just have to be born for it. I actually look forward to it.

Forecast has changed. Now calling for one to three inches for Lancaster

I just want more snow. I was hoping to find a spot, park, and watch people struggle to get around. I think that's the most hilarious thing to watch.

Kids today are idiots. I had a student of mine ask me straight up. "Can a black person and a white person make a baby?" This is from a black student who's a 11th grader. He has many biracial friends btw. I had two glasses of Jack and Coke that night.

Sean, treat yourself. If you want a new or newer car with the stuff you want and you're financially stable, GO FOR IT The rest who moans about it being a Camry, automatic, or whatever else, don't worry about them. I treated myself to a nice-ass Durango even though a 4 cylinder car would do the exact same thing for cheaper and better mpg.

If I was to get a Camry, I would prefer the 300 hp V6 myself

I need closure on this!

Check out https://www.carriagecompany.com/mobile/mdefault.aspx They have several cars that I think you might like. Bouught my beloved Saab there and they were awesome

I loved my rental 200. LOVED it. The pentastar is one of the best engines. If you like it, get it

What the hell am I going to do with a big ass SUV? Keep driving it I suppose and try to get a retro travel trailer and head West in summer.

WHAT IS THIS SHIT? https://jalopnik.com/2020-chevrolet-silverado-hd-gaze-upon-it-and-weep-1830846265 Not even going to post pictures because it makes me too damn mad.