The harnesses made in Ukraine are for BMW Benz and VW. Paladium for catalytic comes from Russia is 45% of world supply and I think this is likely the biggest problem for Nissan. I know Toyota Tundra (stolen cat) has this problem with getting supply to their customer; my co-worker been waiting for new cat since December 2021.
I owned a '92 Cavalier and a '98 Monte Carlo. I had well over 150k on both when they got totaled (RED MEANS STOP, PEOPLE!!!). I had to put 2 alternators on the Cavalier and had to rebuild the transmission at 140k on the Monte Carlo, but other than that they were more reliable than many other cars I've owned.
So then, why the hell did someone go all the way back to U-Haul offering a manual moving truck (BTW I'm a product of the 80's, so you need to go back further than that) and not go back even further to those old times cars that were truly difficult to shift? Some of those old cars the controls were all over the place, and what looked like pedals for gas and brake were usually pedals for choke and starter. Throttle was on the steering wheel and shifting took extreme coordination.It may (or may not) be irrelevant to you personally, but it's totally relevant to the poll question which simply asked which were the worst manual cars people had driven, not the worst current manual cars.
It was a user poll and obviously nobody though to add them - you're probably lucky if a couple of dozen people in total even bothered to answer. Nobody ever said it was 10,000% scientifically proven accuracy of every car ever made. Good grief.
Yeah, good grief!It was a user poll and obviously nobody though to add them - you're probably lucky if a couple of dozen people in total even bothered to answer. Nobody ever said it was 10,000% scientifically proven accuracy of every car ever made. Good grief.
Good, less of that shit, the better!
No one would take this up surely?
Those options are super sketchy.
I agree, nothing is better than old fashioned look left right and left again….but the insurance companies don’t see it that way.
That is very true…but they also charge you more based on, how old the car is, where it will be kept ( suburb as well as road/driveway/ garaged) if It has an alarm…and what safety rating the car gets.^ Most insurance companies will charge you more just because it's a sports car, more again if you're male, and even more again if you're a young driver, because much of their crash and stolen car data is thanks to the illegal street racers.
