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As another option, a lot of us have the Husky x-act liners. I love mine. https://huskyliners.com/p/husky-liners-x-act-contour-floor-liners/

It appears the first video was an AI fake.

It’s an impossible question to answer with any degree of certainty. Given your concerns, I would buy a vehicle with an available warranty.

Australian?

Better shocks definitely reduces the side to side bounciness, but don’t expect a Lexus-like ride on rough roads. It will still ride like a truck due to the stiff frame and leaf springs. Check out Bilstein 4600 or 5100, if you don’t want a lift

K&N and Amsoil strike me as similar products. Heavily marketed and half the people believe they’re grossly overhyped and half believe they are the best you can buy. I tend to avoid products that are so controversial.

I work with several people in urban Atlanta that have kids just approaching driving age and it seems that most are not interested in driving as long as Uber can take them where they want to go. Who know’s, that may be cheaper and safer in the long run, but seems strange to me. I like cars...

I have about 600 CD’s in storage, but probably haven’t bought one in ten years. At one point I transferred them all to a server so I could play them through my home stereo system, using a Squeezebox (now defunct), then a Blusound Node. I also had a Sonos whole house system. But, if you like...

So, what did you pay for the 8000 tracks?

I’m 62, and even I know physical media is a dinosaur.

My folks have a 2017 hybrid Camry that has been bullet proof. I’ve read that Toyota’s hybrid are their most reliable vehicles. The eCVT transmission in the Camry is also supposed to be very reliable. The eCVT behavior is fine for everyday driving, but if the engine is under strain, such as...

I think you’re looking for Ranger6g.com.

Are thieves actually deterred by an alarm anymore? Or, are just looking to be alerted that your stuff has been stolen.

You paid $200+ for shipping?

I hope I’m wrong , but I will be surprised if your auto insurance doubles as a warranty on your engine. If it does, let us know who your insurer is and what that coverage costs, since those of us with an extended warranty paid a lot for it.

Ha! Maybe you should start a YouTube channel of your driveway? 😀

it’s a trade-off. Let’s compare temps again in January ?

Georgia is mostly hilly, but north Ga is at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and The Great Smokies, the Blue Ridge Parkway, Grandfather Mtn (6000 ft.), Mt. Mitchell (6800 ft) and others are just a day trip away. Highlands NC is just across the state line and the town itself sits at...

5300 ft. elevation just up the road in WNC (Hooper Bald). Brasstown Bald in Ga is almost 5000 ft. Amicalola Falls in N. Georgia is only about 2500 ft., but the road in is on a 25% grade. The road where my cabin is located climbs 1000 ft. on a 13% grade. I understand that elevation...

I drive in mountains all the time in normal mode and have never experienced “bucking”, so I suspect you’re requiring service.