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Also, chrome is back, and it’s apparently a completely polarizing concept, like so much else in this country at the moment: either you hate chrome and want none of it, or you love chrome so much you want all of it, everywhere, until you look like you’ve just rolled out of a 90′s Cam’ron video.

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA KARMA IS A B!TCH!!! Where are all the GARBAGE MOTORS FAN GIRLYS AT? Hopefully this teach them a lesson not to talk smack about other truck makers. Hey and another big laugh HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHSHAHAHAHAHAHA AND EAT THIS B======D

The investigation into the issue started back in January of this year, when Harley became aware of an incident in Korea where a crash occurred but no injuries were reported. Brembo and Harley started a joint-investigation the following month, and the NHTSA’s recall team did the same in April. 

(One wonders if the carbon-fiber cargo bed is also a test bed for larger production goals—as another journalist pointed out to me, Ford quietly made the hood of the F-150 from aluminum for years before copping to it, at which point they had just rolled out an entire truck made out of the stuff; whether CarbonPro presages a full carbon-fiber-framed truck—somehow, some way—is an interesting question.)

A couple of months ago, I went through hell to get my hands on a 1991 Jeep Cherokee. It was a manual with vent windows, and it had very little rust, so I would have done almost anything to take ownership of that rare machine.

It is now clear why the GM mid size trucks have been "Mall Rated". Best be careful on the Mall speed bumps. I wonder if GM will recall or as one of GM’s said weesel its way out.

Then, this past Saturday, a Pennsylvania truck driver named Matt Gotowchikow posted a video onto Facebook showing the off-road variant of the Colorado—the big, bad ZR2—popping its side curtain airbags while navigating what appears to be a relatively mild trail.

With the hardline detached from the outside, and the pin and two nuts removed from inside the car, I went back under my hood and yanked out the old master cylinder in what was, in my mind, glorious moment.

2017 Ford F-150: "The contact owns a 2017 Ford F-150. While driving 25 mph and approaching a stop light, the brake pedal was depressed and traveled to the floorboard. The vehicle failed to stop and crashed into the middle of the front driver side door of another vehicle. There was no warning indicator illuminated. The contact sustained arm injuries, but did not require medical attention. A police report was filed. The vehicle was towed to the contact’s residence. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 10,000. The VIN was not available." – May 30, 2018

Additionally, the investigation assessed vital Small Diesel Engine (Non-Road) market aspects, including capacity usage, sales, price and capacity, growth speed, gross profit, production, consumption, distribution, export, and global Small Diesel Engine (Non-Road) market share, rate, export, gross margin, demand, plus far more. The analysis also introduces the segmentation of this Small Diesel Engine (Non-Road) industry on the grounds of both end-users, types, geography, and technology.

All you do is trash GM and Ram products all day long then you go off on anyone that says anything negative about Ford? You are nothing but a Tr@ll. hahahaha