Comments by "Trevor Sutherland" (@trevorsutherland5263) on "MotorWeek" channel.

  1. Wow. I didn't know the "Estrema" trim came with the suspension setup from the Quad; I thought it was just a cosmetic trim only. My '17 Giulia is at 60K miles but I see no need to trade it out as its running like butter (and I don't want the crazy $80K Quad). May have to look again at the Giulia Estrema.
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  2. $170K is perfectly fine. When the Wal-Mart crowd is driving $90K Dodge Hellcats everywhere you go, if you are a doctor or engineer or SVP you have to stretch for the $150K+ vehicle. How else to justify all the education and hard work you put into your career?? When a guy with no high school is pulling double shifts at Amazon Warehouse, can get a 10-year loan and afford a $100K car, you have to do something to maintain your distance from him.
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  3. These look great, but the proof is in the longevity pudding and Jeep has a horrible record in this regard. The big GMs will be running smoothly 15+ years easily; here in TX I get passed every day by 2003 Tahoes that haven't lost even 10% of their capability. I sold a 2004 F-150 last year with 140K miles it purred smoothly, leather showed not a bruise; even the flip down DVD player still worked. Read up on two year old Durango's with peeling carbon fiber trim pieces. I would stay away from these for at least the next five years before considering one.
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  4. That looks like the cars depicted in the "future" in all the 80s sci fi movies, TV shows, and cartoons I watched.
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  5. Wow...why even buy an Audi?
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  6. I had a 1990 in college in 1993. 175hp, electronic suspension, manual trans = I'd keep up with Camaros and 'Stangs on I-65 and they'd look over at me in surprise. Fast, fun, well built car that really had no downsides.
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  7. This was when I first noticed Audi in the US.
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  8. They should send a check to Mitsubishi for every one they sell; straight up 1985 Mitsu Mirage! LOL.
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