No matter how one spins it, unless you plan on keeping your ED for many, many years and plan on putting on a huge amount of miles, it wont work out as a value win for the diesel. (View Post)

A mid size family sedan hardly needs bigger tires and wheels than the Optima has......especially a mid priced one. It is nice to be able to replace the tires for under $400 in the future as well. (View Post)

You seem to experience drastic shifts in MPGs for the strangest reasons. You said you get 3-4 better MPGs when using higher octane and then you think because of wider tires and heavier rotors you los… (View Post)

Except the Flex did not crap out on someone and require $10K worth of repairs. Like the Ram or not, that was and is a HUGE deal no matter how hard the issue is spun. The Flex and the and the LT '08 F… (View Post)

The dismal MPGs of the Jeep is the fault of using the dreadful Tigershark. Ummmm HUH? High performance engines designed to run on higher octane fuel will get better MPGS and performance by using the … (View Post)