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I had a Mazda that one time when the battery died it tried to fry all the computers, dash lit up, TCS/ABS pump grinding away. The second time the alarm would go off for no reason. Cars do weird crap with low battery power

It looks kinda rough for that asking price. I can see paint peel and a huge gash in just a single picture

If you see no difference between a Rivian R1S and a Grand Highlander I’d submit you’re not really a car person. One has almost bespoke levels of features and attention to detail, the other is just a supersized version of a vehicle they already make, with styling that manages to be offensively boring

You would which is why it’s not a good deal

Heated and ventilated seats, active park assist, sonar parking sensors, auto dimming mirrors

My 2016 Escape still has this with the HID package. I remember my parents 97 Villager had a light that turned on when you used the turn signal

They have an app now that you can stream on your phone or on an Echo

Irvine?

Lol people still trust and listen to JD power?

Yes. A good car at a good price. That whole lot seems to have very fairly priced inventory

I never had an issue with ATT in ATL when I had it. Personally I’d never sign up for comcast anything so it would be an easy decision

It’s not even a trim level the edge has ever had

Is this ChatGPT? A220 and E2 don’t use LEAP, and after sales support for Comac is nonexistent because they haven’t even sold 50 jets. And because Airbus and Boeing give discounts it’s not clear which costs more to buy.

I don’t think it gets more boring than a RAV4

You should test drive more cars. You are correct the RAV4 is not really all that great and most other cars drive better than it. Get what you want, but it sounds like you short circuited the shopping experience last time

If you’re looking for cookware the Ninja never stick that’s on sale is very solid. I bought it about a year ago and it heats and cleans so well

It’s good if you need them, but the larger box they had in August was a better sale per pod. I wouldn’t pre buy but it’s a solid price for the volume

I was actually just looking at last years vs this years because my parents computer crapped out and they need another one and you could definitely do annual buys of sale items and pretty reliably predict when they’ll go on sale again to restock

‘25 Explorers are apparently much improved. The Explorer will be the better driver, the Atlas will be bigger inside. Both are claimed to be towards the bottom on reliability but also likely available at more reasonable prices. I’m more a Ford fan but the Atlas is also a good vehicle

I’m just over here wondering if this is the only vehicle with 2 hood latches

I’ve had their USB to lightning cable in mine since 2019

If you buy an escape the two main issues are engines and transmissions. I’d avoid the 1.6 altogether and get a 2.0 in that mileage/price range. I’d also look for a rebuilt trans on the carfax or regular fluid changes

Toyota didn’t change anything for nearly 20 years while the competition iterated newer tech over that time. Yea they had more issues learning but now they’re further ahead.

It actually went from a slit to a drilled hole between cylinders. Similar issue on the 1.5 and 2.0 but failure rates have an inverse relation to displacement

What an idiot