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At about $40 to $50 per month for the 6.2 powered vehicles, it would take a lot more than 10% off for me to succumb to having Big Brother ride along. Now, if they offered to pay me $50/mo. to keep them insured, I might do it - if I get to pick which vehicle the snooping device would go on.

It should be available. So far I've only seen it used on a tow truck forum.

That's one reason I fled one. But a minor reason.

I've gone through some rough times, too. Heck, we sold two 6.2s recently. Still, we're not so downtrodden that we've had to resort to Furds. And more importantly, we still have four 6.2s. Life is good.

Didn't he also say that the Jeep was America's only true sports car? That kind of explains why I've had so many Jeeps. And the real kind, with flat fenders and when doors were optional. Yes, no doors is even better than two doors.

Damn! Talk about putting me on the spot there, ChargerChallenger. Let's see, a taxi or a Furd? This is where it'd be great if two wrongs made a right. But it could be worse...a 4-door Furd. Did I ever mention how much I like my Challenger?

Two doors for the price of four? Can't really go wrong with that...no matter what the cost.

I'll have a better answer to the original question when/if I grow up.

You'll be fine. As long as you have AAA Platinum card.

Oh, so it wasn't you that removed "sh!t" from the end of yours??

Not to worry. Managed to triple the mileage on it yesterday, so not it's at 29. Our road goes down to a lake about 10 miles away, and that makes for a perfect leisurely trip making the gears warm. Then let them cool off at home, and repeat once or twice a day until the gears are broken in...

Picked it up yesterday.

Found out that mine got to the dealer last night, so tomorrow it's road trip time.

Would that bad score be worse than if not braking hard and just go off the road in the tangent?

The same has been said about transmissions.

She has two of those "VWs", and the pictured one is her favorite. Despite costing maybe a third of the other one. Either way, they're 2-doors so they can't be all bad.

More than you think...or at least more than I thought. Learned on another forum that with a TRX, at least, the lighter it is, the higher its top speed. Physics be damned, the new math rules.

Heck, I was a bit disappointed in how the Trackhawk accelerated, and it has lower gears, shorter tires, and weighs less. But I would've been ecstatic about its performance had I not been spoiled by the Challenger.

At this point she has 50% 2-doors and 50% taxis. But there's a multi-door Audi ordered. EDIT: Forgot, she has three 2-doors and only two taxis now. When the Audi eventually materializes, it'll be 50/50. Not really sure what my percentages are right now, but the 2-doors have a very comfortable...

She's extra fond of them in the Cayman and the 911.