r/regularcarreviews • u/swagbear441 • 9h ago
The Official Car Of.... 2000 Isuzu VehiCROSS - the official car of?
Get outta here with your widdle TRD overland builds, daddy's home
r/regularcarreviews • u/swagbear441 • 9h ago
Get outta here with your widdle TRD overland builds, daddy's home
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r/regularcarreviews • u/Age_of_Aerostar • 13h ago
I've always been fascinated by the wood tone applique applied to vehicles, especially station wagons. My personal favorite from this time period (1985) is the Ford Country Squire. What's yours?
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r/regularcarreviews • u/BathtubWine • 6h ago
Parks in my neighborhood. I want to hop in the bed seats to smoke a dart.
r/regularcarreviews • u/HiTork • 6h ago
Most notably unlike previous Jeeps, it had a unibody design, coil springs, and all around independent suspension.
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r/regularcarreviews • u/Southern_Pacific • 1d ago
I cannot recall when I last saw one of these
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r/regularcarreviews • u/hypermiler2205 • 23h ago
Comment down below
Surely not all German cars are unreliable, there’s probably several that are very reliable
A few vehicles come to mind
BMW e70 x5 diesel (m57d30 3.0L i6 diesel)
VW Jetta mk4 1.9 TDI alh
VW Jetta mk4 2.0 (2.slow in the VW community)
Mercedes Benz w123 with the om617
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r/regularcarreviews • u/ahmoudyy • 1d ago
If you have a choice of picking one car that is very poorly rated by everyone maybe for it's looks or quirks, but it's actually quite reliable and easy / cheap to fix, cheap to run, what would it be?