We’re going to take a break from the Turbo Era Junkyard Finds and take a look at the kind of car that our resident lover of Ford personal luxury coupes really appreciates: a down-but-not-out (yet) 1970 Mark III in Denver self-service wrecking yard. (Read More…)
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bball40dtw - The Verano is not more refined than the ES or the MKZ. Lincoln doesn’t have a compact luxury car, but they probably will eventually. I’m sure it will...
redav - That would also be an excellent engine. Thanks for the heads up. I’ll keep an eye on it.
Lorenzo - Is this part of TARP – the Tarnished Asset Rinsing Program?
Summicron - After several re-reads I’ve concluded he’s dissing both the MI complex and EVs in general. With JB...
SC5door - They’re going to install a cross bar tow hitch if the vehicle doesn’t have one.
SC5door - So where exactly were they to place the tank at? The platforms at the time didn’t allow the tank to saddle over the drive shaft as they do now in the...
SC5door - They’re going to add a tow hitch to the back. Trucks that have a tow hitch will be sent on their way.
Lorenzo - It’s a trace gas with a claimed multiplier effect that hasn’t been proven. At least you’re calling it...
claytori - If that turns your crank, then you should check out the limitations on liability for the owners/operators of nuclear plants. The industry would not exist if...
nickoo - we examined that case in my engineering ethics class. The reason the pinto case was completely justified in my opinion: An internal Ford memo was leaked that...