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Off-topic TalkWhere overpaid, underworked S2000 owners waste the worst part of their days before the drive home. This forum is for general chit chat and discussions not covered by the other off-topic forums.
Will he be happy? I don't know. I went from a Corvette to a Corolla to a Corvette to a Sentra, to a CRX to Corvette, and back to a Sentra, to a Miata, etc. I always want something different. I'd probably have an Xb now if my wife hadn't refused to test drive one because she hated the looks.
Steve, since I'm still interested in the Scions could you please point me to the studies showing them to be unreliable?
Originally posted by steve c
I guess that depends. If he wants something that is slow, can carry and/or tow virtually nothing and gets average fuel economy, I'd say he will be happy.
Oddly the Scion has been a generally unreliable vehicle, near or at the bottom of the various studies.
Oh, shut up, Steve! All Hondas and Toyotas are unreliable to you. And all Ford and Chevy are the most reliable in your book, simply the most reliable on earth. This is an ignorant fool with money. The Scion hasn't even been out long enough for anyone to test its reliability. However, it's basically using other Toyota engines.
Who you talkin to?
And all Ford and Chevy are the most reliable in your book, simply the most reliable on earth. 