Baker Mayfield
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Depending on how the coach situation pans out, if the Browns could swap Carr for Mayfield + a pick I'd do that in a heartbeat. I think Carr is everything this offense wants and needs and quietly has clutch in his career. If I'm Berry and that's an option, it's a no brainer for me.
If I could swap out my Honda for a Ferrari it'd be a no brainer for me as well, but unfortunately for Berry and myself, reality has a pesky way of snuffing out pipe-dreams.
If I could swap out my Honda for a Ferrari it'd be a no brainer for me as well, but unfortunately for Berry and myself, reality has a pesky way of snuffing out pipe-dreams.
Mayfield a Honda?
That's a pretty generous assessment.
Hondas perform well every day. ?
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Mayfield a Honda?
That's a pretty generous assessment.
Hondas perform well every day. ?
More like a Yugo or a Chevy Nova (which in South America was a joke because "no va" means doesn't go in Spanish).???
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Mayfield a Honda?
That's a pretty generous assessment.
Hondas perform well every day. ?
Gave up my caddy for my Honda. I miss a heavier car and AWD, but damn it's way cheaper to maintain and better on gas.
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Mayfield a Honda?
That's a pretty generous assessment.
Hondas perform well every day. ?
Gave up my caddy for my Honda. I miss a heavier car and AWD, but damn it's way cheaper to maintain and better on gas.
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Mazda is actually more reliable than honda or toyota now across the lineup, their chassis are infinitely better, and arguably best of all, no Mazda uses the terrible, horrible, no-good CVT. I bought a Honda new in 05, drove it 15 years and 300k, but i recently switched to the cx5 with the turbo and it's a superior drive. [Even got $750 from the dealer for trading in a 2005 car..]
Especially with crossclimate2 tires - I'm driving 90 miles tomorrow morning and I'll be fine even in this fun storm. They're all-seasons that are snow rated.
The more labels you have for yourself, the dumber they make you. "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." Paul Brown -
My first new car was an '85 Honda CRX Si I put over 200k hard ass but trouble free miles on it before it was rear ended by an uninsured 17yr old.
My second Honda was a 2003 Accord EX. It had 263k on it when I sold it last February when I bought my next Honda....
A 2018 Honda Civic EX. It's my wife's car and she loves it. The CVT is weird though, but in typical wife fashion, she says she feels no difference between it and a gearbox car. What the actual fuck??
I drive a 2019 Honda Ridgeline...... I'm 54 and with the way I keep vehicles, this could well be my last truck. It's the most comfortable, best driving Honda that I have ever owned. Go ahead, insert "it's not a truck" jokes down below... then go test drive one for yourself and you'll quickly shut the hell up.
I also owned a 2007 Mazdaspeed 3 that I drove for a few years and then gave to my daughter for her 16th birthday. It was a quick and fairly reliable car and while it was super fun to drive, it was certainly an economy car in terms of fit and finish. Road noise was the only thing louder than the exhaust. I do like Mazda though, but they are certainly no Honda.
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Mazda is actually more reliable than honda or toyota now across the lineup, their chassis are infinitely better, and arguably best of all, no Mazda uses the terrible, horrible, no-good CVT. I bought a Honda new in 05, drove it 15 years and 300k, but i recently switched to the cx5 with the turbo and it's a superior drive. [Even got $750 from the dealer for trading in a 2005 car..]
Especially with crossclimate2 tires - I'm driving 90 miles tomorrow morning and I'll be fine even in this fun storm. They're all-seasons that are snow rated.
Mazda is actually more reliable than honda or toyota now across the lineup, their chassis are infinitely better, and arguably best of all, no Mazda uses the terrible, horrible, no-good CVT. I bought a Honda new in 05, drove it 15 years and 300k, but i recently switched to the cx5 with the turbo and it's a superior drive. [Even got $750 from the dealer for trading in a 2005 car..]
Especially with crossclimate2 tires - I'm driving 90 miles tomorrow morning and I'll be fine even in this fun storm. They're all-seasons that are snow rated.
I've heard good things about the newer Mazdas. Can't argue with the K series motors in my Honda though. Damn thing will probably go 300k if I take care of it.
Had a Honda for 11 years, it got totaled and got a Subaru.
I may never buy another brand of car.
You sound like a good friend of mine. He loves his suby.
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Mazda is actually more reliable than honda or toyota now across the lineup, their chassis are infinitely better, and arguably best of all, no Mazda uses the terrible, horrible, no-good CVT. I bought a Honda new in 05, drove it 15 years and 300k, but i recently switched to the cx5 with the turbo and it's a superior drive. [Even got $750 from the dealer for trading in a 2005 car..]
Especially with crossclimate2 tires - I'm driving 90 miles tomorrow morning and I'll be fine even in this fun storm. They're all-seasons that are snow rated.
Mazda is actually more reliable than honda or toyota now across the lineup, their chassis are infinitely better, and arguably best of all, no Mazda uses the terrible, horrible, no-good CVT. I bought a Honda new in 05, drove it 15 years and 300k, but i recently switched to the cx5 with the turbo and it's a superior drive. [Even got $750 from the dealer for trading in a 2005 car..]
Especially with crossclimate2 tires - I'm driving 90 miles tomorrow morning and I'll be fine even in this fun storm. They're all-seasons that are snow rated.
I've heard good things about the newer Mazdas. Can't argue with the K series motors in my Honda though. Damn thing will probably go 300k if I take care of it.
You sound like a good friend of mine. He loves his suby.
I just bought a Mazda CX30 last year- I like it a lot. It performs and handles really well for a small SUV. I can haul things besides kids and groceries. I had a CX5 before that and I liked it.
I have and had no issues with either.
Has anyone tried to sell a used car now? Wow. Cost of Used cars were reported to be up 30% this past year.
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Mazda is actually more reliable than honda or toyota now across the lineup, their chassis are infinitely better, and arguably best of all, no Mazda uses the terrible, horrible, no-good CVT. I bought a Honda new in 05, drove it 15 years and 300k, but i recently switched to the cx5 with the turbo and it's a superior drive. [Even got $750 from the dealer for trading in a 2005 car..]
Especially with crossclimate2 tires - I'm driving 90 miles tomorrow morning and I'll be fine even in this fun storm. They're all-seasons that are snow rated.
I've heard good things about the newer Mazdas. Can't argue with the K series motors in my Honda though. Damn thing will probably go 300k if I take care of it.
You sound like a good friend of mine. He loves his suby.
I just bought a Mazda CX30 last year- I like it a lot. It performs and handles really well for a small SUV. I can haul things besides kids and groceries. I had a CX5 before that and I liked it.
I have and had no issues with either.
Has anyone tried to sell a used car now? Wow. Cost of Used cars were reported to be up 30% this past year.
I just bought a Mazda CX30 last year- I like it a lot. It performs and handles really well for a small SUV. I can haul things besides kids and groceries. I had a CX5 before that and I liked it.
I have and had no issues with either.
Has anyone tried to sell a used car now? Wow. Cost of Used cars were reported to be up 30% this past year.
Co worker of mine said the difference between a used 4Runner with 35,000 miles and a new 4Runner with 17 miles was less than $4000... naturally he went with the new.
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If Brady does actually retire I...will miss him surprisingly a lot. He's really really grown on me in his second dynasty run and Tampa years.
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Had a Honda for 11 years, it got totaled and got a Subaru.
I may never buy another brand of car.
Got a 2018 Outback. Wife loves it because she's short and has great vision over the hood with settings that go for her and another setting for me at push of the buttons. Next one I get will be a Subaru Crosstrek in about 3 years. We'll hang on to the Outback. The dealership is always trying to fool me into trading it in. No way Jose.
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Mazda is actually more reliable than honda or toyota now across the lineup, their chassis are infinitely better, and arguably best of all, no Mazda uses the terrible, horrible, no-good CVT. I bought a Honda new in 05, drove it 15 years and 300k, but i recently switched to the cx5 with the turbo and it's a superior drive. [Even got $750 from the dealer for trading in a 2005 car..]
Especially with crossclimate2 tires - I'm driving 90 miles tomorrow morning and I'll be fine even in this fun storm. They're all-seasons that are snow rated.
Mazda is actually more reliable than honda or toyota now across the lineup, their chassis are infinitely better, and arguably best of all, no Mazda uses the terrible, horrible, no-good CVT. I bought a Honda new in 05, drove it 15 years and 300k, but i recently switched to the cx5 with the turbo and it's a superior drive. [Even got $750 from the dealer for trading in a 2005 car..]
Especially with crossclimate2 tires - I'm driving 90 miles tomorrow morning and I'll be fine even in this fun storm. They're all-seasons that are snow rated.
Not even close. Honda and Toyota lead reliability ratings. My Honda has the 10 speed automatic 2.0T engine. Mazda is a small company. I also have the crossclimate 2 tires. They are awesome.
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Had a Honda for 11 years, it got totaled and got a Subaru.
I may never buy another brand of car.
Got a 2018 Outback. Wife loves it because she's short and has great vision over the hood with settings that go for her and another setting for me at push of the buttons. Next one I get will be a Subaru Crosstrek in about 3 years. We'll hang on to the Outback. The dealership is always trying to fool me into trading it in. No way Jose.
Got a 2018 Outback. Wife loves it because she's short and has great vision over the hood with settings that go for her and another setting for me at push of the buttons. Next one I get will be a Subaru Crosstrek in about 3 years. We'll hang on to the Outback. The dealership is always trying to fool me into trading it in. No way Jose.
I have the Crosstek, and its plenty big enough for me. It's basically a smaller Outback, for $10,000 less and better MPG.
And now it comes in the bigger engine.
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Got a 2018 Outback. Wife loves it because she's short and has great vision over the hood with settings that go for her and another setting for me at push of the buttons. Next one I get will be a Subaru Crosstrek in about 3 years. We'll hang on to the Outback. The dealership is always trying to fool me into trading it in. No way Jose.
I have the Crosstek, and its plenty big enough for me. It's basically a smaller Outback, for $10,000 less and better MPG.
And now it comes in the bigger engine.
I have the Crosstek, and its plenty big enough for me. It's basically a smaller Outback, for $10,000 less and better MPG.
And now it comes in the bigger engine.
My buddy just bought a pearl white 2021 Crosstrek 2 weeks ago and it's pretty badass.
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I have the Crosstek, and its plenty big enough for me. It's basically a smaller Outback, for $10,000 less and better MPG.
And now it comes in the bigger engine.
My buddy just bought a pearl white 2021 Crosstrek 2 weeks ago and it's pretty badass.
My buddy just bought a pearl white 2021 Crosstrek 2 weeks ago and it's pretty badass.
My cousin had a 2006 Ridgeline, which I believe was the first year of production.
Ten years later, and nearly 300,000 miles on it, it still drove like a Cadillac.
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My cousin had a 2006 Ridgeline, which I believe was the first year of production.
Ten years later, and nearly 300,000 miles on it, it still drove like a Cadillac.
I loved caddy's until they lost their truck frame....
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My cousin had a 2006 Ridgeline, which I believe was the first year of production.
Ten years later, and nearly 300,000 miles on it, it still drove like a Cadillac.
It really is ridiculous what they ride like. It's far and away the best feeling Honda I have owned and the way the engine and tranny work together is unlike any automatic car that I have owned.
I cross shopped it with a Tacoma, but it took less than 1 mile while test driving it and wondering if the engine had ever been formally introduced to the tranny to know that I would own a Brat, er El Camino, I mean Ridgeline.
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Mrs. Wife has a 2015 Crosstrek that we bought new. I'm not a big fan of that transmission.
My 2000 Corvette is in my driveway, under 2 car covers (with a battery maintainer plugged in). Yesterday we got about 2 feet of snow. An hour ago I finally got my snow thrower over to it and got a foot of snow off of it. (my poor baby!) Mrs. Wife's car has one garage stall and my DD 2014 Mercedes E350 has the other for the winters.
I should mention, Stay away from Mercedes. The Germans put waaaay too much electronics and computers in it. Computers and sensors for friggin' EVERYTHING. When something goes wrong it's virtually impossible to fix and there's not enough money at the Mint to cover the bills. I mean, it's great, solid, quiet, smooth, all of that.......but get a Lexus if ya want a luxury car. WAaaay cheaper to fix and maintain.
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