Stephanie Lee+FollowTrucks Cost Like a Benz, Break Like a BeaterAnyone else shocked at how pickup trucks now cost as much as luxury cars but still break down like old beaters? Owners are shelling out $50k+ for fancy trims and tech, but the one thing they really want—reliability—still feels like a gamble. Some are even saying over half regret their purchase within five years. Are pickups the new money pit? Would you pay luxury prices for a truck that might live at the shop? #Cars #BuyingCar #PickupProblems20Share
walkerjason+FollowCar buyers in Pensacola: Don’t skip this step!Imagine dropping over $100K on a new Escalade, only to discover the dealer allegedly swapped out the federally required window sticker for a fake one. That’s what happened to Chelsea Hoffman in Pensacola, and it led to a mess of engine problems and legal headaches. The window sticker isn’t just paperwork—it’s your proof of what you’re buying. If you’re picking up a new car, always snap a photo of the sticker and double-check the options match what’s on the vehicle. Have you ever run into sketchy dealership practices? Let’s talk about how to protect ourselves! #Cars #Pensacola #CarBuyingTips00Share
joseph36+FollowFord’s Heater Recall: Park It Outside!Ford is recalling over 116,000 cars and SUVs because a wiring flaw in the engine block heater could actually cause fires—yikes! If you drive a Ford Escape, Focus, or Lincoln MKC from the past decade, especially in colder areas, check if you’re affected. The advice? Park outside and don’t plug in the heater until it’s fixed. Watch for coolant leaks or weird warning lights—those are your red flags. This is part of a bigger trend of fire-related recalls, so stay alert! #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall10Share
Alexander Black+FollowWhy Range Sessions Are All About Comfort NowWho knew the shooting range would go the way of luxury cars? Turns out, it’s not just about how many rounds you can fire anymore—it’s about how good you feel doing it. Shooters are investing in better benches, climate control, and gear that actually fits, because staying comfy means you stay sharp longer. It’s the same logic as EV drivers wanting that 300-mile sweet spot: once you’re not distracted by discomfort, you can actually focus and have fun. Comfort isn’t a bonus anymore—it’s the secret weapon for better performance. #Cars #shootingrange #comfortmatters10Share
Stephanie Crawford+FollowRare Mexican Ford Fairmont Alert!Car nerds, check this out: a 1979 Mexican-spec Ford Fairmont “Box Top” is up for grabs, and it’s packing a Mexican 302 V8 with a floor-shifted 3-speed manual—combo never sold in the US! Super clean, tons of new parts, and perfect for a drag build or just flexing at Cars & Coffee. No heater, but who cares when you look this cool? Price lands it in the US, and the seller even helps with import tips. Would you daily this sleeper? #Cars #BuyingCar #FordFairmont20Share
Jennifer Smith+FollowEngines Nobody Wanted Are Now GoldRemember those engine packages everyone used to ignore? Suddenly, they're the hottest thing in the classifieds! From Mustang’s twin-turbo V6 to the Honda Civic Si’s K20A, buyers are scrambling for these once-overlooked powertrains as regulations and supply shortages make them rare. Some are selling for way over original price, and even work-truck engines are getting collector love. If you’ve got one of these, you might be sitting on a goldmine! #Cars #BuyingCar #CarEnthusiast10Share
Leah Pierce+FollowShelby GT350 Convertible Is Back!Shelby just dropped a new GT350 convertible for the first time in 60 years, and it’s wild—think 810 horsepower, open-top, and total collector vibes. Only 1,000 are being made, so this is basically Mustang history in the making. It’s got all the Shelby stripes, a new Orange Fury color, and you can even pick manual or automatic. Price tag? Around $128K. This is the Mustang Ford won’t make, and it’s a total flex for V8 fans before everything goes electric. #Cars #ShelbyGT350 #Mustang21Share
Lisa Guerrero PhD+FollowFargo’s iconic Lotus Evora hits the marketA true piece of Fargo car culture is up for grabs—a 2011 Lotus Evora 2+2, decked out in a custom Jim Clark F1 Tribute livery and famously featured on Rides with Jay Thomas. This isn’t just any sports car; it’s a local legend, meticulously cared for and always garage-kept. With its 276 hp V6, sharp handling, and a nod to racing history, it’s a rare find for anyone who loves standout vehicles with a story. Would you cruise this through town or keep it as a collector’s gem? #Cars #BuyingCar #Fargo20Share
Michael Wilson+FollowHonda Recall Drama: Did They Really Fix It?Honda’s recall for a major engine defect might not have solved the real problem! A new class action lawsuit claims thousands of Honda and Acura drivers are still dealing with sudden engine failures, stalling, and even fires—sometimes after paying out of pocket for repairs. The lawsuit says Honda knew about the risks but only recalled a fraction of affected cars. Would you trust your ride after this? #Cars #HondaRecall #CarProblems00Share
trhodes+FollowThis Mercedes Wagon Is the Ultimate SleeperEver seen a Mercedes wagon that could dust sports cars? Meet the Brabus-tuned W124 300TE—a '90s rarity that most Americans have never even heard of. Brabus took a humble family wagon, stroked the engine to 3.6L, and cranked it up to 280hp. Only a handful exist, and this one just hit the auction block. If you love cars that fly under the radar but pack a punch, this is the unicorn you’ve been waiting for. #Cars #BuyingCar #Brabus10Share
