The Corolla has been with us since the 1966 model year, the Civic since 1973. The Sentra didn’t appear until partway through 1982, and first-year examples are quite rare (the closest I’ve come in the junkyard is this ’83 sedan). Here’s one that I found at a Denver yard a few weeks ago. (Read More…)
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nine11c2 - good point Mike..
danio3834 - “But in comparison to other similar vehicles, these particular models stand out as being a much higher risk.” That’s the thing, they...
Jacob - Where does Lada Niva fall? 4WD I assume?
danio3834 - I’m not going to deride Matt for this stunt any more that I would have Evil Kneivel for jumping the fountain at Cesar’s Palace....
nine11c2 - You are right – the liability is now huge…and these are three, relatively unrelated models, the Cherokee was virtually all new in 1999…...
Jacob - Actually, replacing just one tire is a bad thing on any 4×2 car as well. At very least make sure you don’t put...
danio3834 - +1 indeed.
danio3834 - Here we go again. Which writer is going to quit this time?
Summicron - @VAT Now, now… musn’t profile people. Or libel them. Must be that damn itchy shirt.
Sprocketboy - I recently had an Adam as a rental car and enjoyed driving it very much. My model was fully-loaded, including a heated steering...