10 Cars to Beat High Gas Prices

[Woochifer]

That is very true. The first thing in interior that seem to go wrong is power window switches. And then that dreaded "Check Your Engine" warning light.

Are you still searching for that elusive car with hand crank windows?

As for long term reliability, trucks seem to fare much better than cars. I drove a Nissan Hardbody truck for 15 years (and a cross country trip to Oregan), beside changing the brakes and clutch, nothing else needed repair.

But, in the meantime you're driving a truck! Sort of like the indestructible and performance-challenged Curtis Mathes TVs of yesteryear, if I was forced to drive a truck, I would be begging for the thing to break down just so I can get some relief!

[Smokey]

Are you still searching for that elusive car with hand crank windows?

Yes! That or a pulley

But, in the meantime you're driving a truck! Sort of like the indestructible and performance-challenged Curtis Mathes TVs of yesteryear, if I was forced to drive a truck, I would be begging for the thing to break down just so I can get some relief!

Owning a truck have its own set of advantages and disadvantages. One major disadvantage is that any time a coworker, friend or family is moving or buying a huge furniture or TV to take home, they always call you first.

[Wes23]

Just checked out the Jeep Avenger on the Vidi website https://jeep-vidi.com.ua/ru/avtomobili/avenger , and I gotta say, it’s a cool little SUV. I was looking for something compact but still packed with features, and this seems to tick all the boxes. Love that it has a modern design with all the latest tech. It's perfect for city driving but also looks capable enough for some light off-roading. Anyone already driving one? How does it handle on longer trips? Thinking this might be the ideal mix of size and capability for me.