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That's the same thing I see a lot too. I told a lady the other day at the gas station one of her tires looked like it needed air pretty bad. She informed me that her that the "little half round thingy" had been lit for the past week. I told her that was her that was a warning letting her know...

That thing is HAWT :wookie:

Re: My 04 Fx4 :lol: CockRocket 04

Re: My 04 Fx4 :spam: :lol:

It would be a nice option, and safer as many people don't have the sense to at least glance at their tires every morning before driving off. Maybe I'm the crazy, but I at least eyeball mine every morning. :dunno:

That Triumph TR6 looked almost the same :lol:

XVQ9DfeK7-I Uh oh, that one got away from him :lol:

That's insane on what looks like glorified bicycle tires :lol:

So, Toyota took the smarter route.

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I'm sorry, but it looks ridiculous IMO. :lol:

No 4: Nissan Frontier No 3: Dodge Ram Power Wagon No 2: Toyota Tacoma TRD Baja V6 No 1: Ford Raptor LINK: http://special-reports.pickuptrucks.com/2012/09/ultimate-4x4-shootout-results.html

That's a good year, I was born. :thumbs:

Looks like a clean truck. Congrats :thumbs:

That's new to me. I've had a couple, and my dad has had at least 4 and none of them had that problem. :dunno: They all ran like a sewing machines the entire time I had one.

Re: TPMS sensor question. I know they try their best to sell you some service on them anytime you replace your tires. I had one guy quote me an extra 100 bucks for "service" when I was buying tires for my wife's Altima. :lol:

I like them all, but my favorite years are the 66-77's. My least favorite was the 78-79, I can't stand that front end. After those 78-79's, the 3rd, 4th and 5th gens are all pretty equal to me. I'd be happy with any of those. :thumbs:

I actually liked the 944's. I almost had talked my pops into buying me a 79 Turbo 924 when I was 17. It had 928 wheels, and was super clean, but my pops knew better :lol:

Re: Texas 15yr old's ultra rare Lambo You just got to buckle down sometimes :lol:

She's 15, and driving one of the 150 that exist... :lol: Oh yeah, she's got a "hardship" license too. :jester: http://jalopnik.com/5944568/is-a-15+year-old-texan-girl-driving-this-ultra-rare-lamborghini-to-high-school BE SURE TO READ THE ENTIRE STORY, IT EXPLAINS IT ALL.

The sad part of it all is, this is what he started with... :facepalm: Not perfect, but not anything unrepairable.

I was wondering the same thing. I'm guessing many of these will be sold to people with more money then sense and they'll end up being grocery getters more then they'll be actual long haul rigs. :lol:

That's the truth, even with the lower tier cars like Volkswagens. German cars have a solidness to them that I've yet to find in any other car. That is a sexy ass Caddy. Damn good looking ride. :naughty: :flag: