Review: 2011 Ford Explorer XLT AWD

Recent Comments

• Re: Volkswagen XL1 First Drive Hits The Web
  
  JuniperBug - So you expected a carbon-fibre, ultra-low-production, specialty-built car designed to be the most fuel-efficient in the world while passing current...
• Re: Defeat The DHS With This Diesel Nissan
  
  Hummer - Screw the UN, we can make our own regulations, while EU may be better on somethings, their a whole lot worse on others, and even so, theirs are a burden...
• Re: Ford Finally Pulls The Plug On Australian Manufacturing
  
  RobertRyan - Ford has been shrinking globally it is trying to make that up by getting operations up and running in China and India(with an...
• Re: Inside The Auto Blogging Industry: Editor Switches Dildos
  
  cacon - +1
• Re: GM Denies Car Exports From China, Grows Nose
  
  sunridge place - Nice theory…yes, lots of car parts for all OEMs are Made in China. The Chinese engine for the last generation Equinox had more to due to...
• Re: GM Denies Car Exports From China, Grows Nose
  
  threeer - Though assembled in Korea (with something like 60% Korean content), the Buick Encore is roughly 18% Chinese content…sad. While I grudgingly...
• Re: Defeat The DHS With This Diesel Nissan
  
  Luke42 - The Jeep Liberty CRD window sticker.had 27/23MPG on it when I shopped for.one in 2006… And the salesman bragged that it weighed as much as a much...
• Re: Inside The Auto Blogging Industry: Editor Switches Dildos
  
  cacon - +1
• Re: TTAC Salutes The Ford Territory
  
  Onus - I love the 300 as you can see in my previous post. Plus other great inlines like the amc 6. Chevy truck 6′s weren’t bad either. What happened to the...
• Re: Defeat The DHS With This Diesel Nissan
  
  Luke42 - Our regulations aren’t much more or less burdensome than the European/UN regulations. They are different, though. And there’s the problem: you...