For me it’s the Element. I see hoards of car enthusiasts giving this shitbox praise and I honestly don’t know why. It’s slow, heavy, exceeding ugly and is as boring as any SUV made today.
I took my 2005 Dodge stratus to a cars show last weekend because participating in the show was cheaper than getting in (it was for the county fair)
Turns out my car got an award for best daily driver 🤧😁. To be fair there weren't many daily drivers there (a lot of classic cars), but still. My regular car got reviewed...and it won!
I live in western Washington state, a place famous for its beautiful landscapes and more importantly, its very damp weather. Older cars don’t typically fare well due to rusting and other issues that typically plague older cars. However, I have noticed that the 2nd generation Escape is quite a common sight where I live. These cars aren’t that old, but Fords of their age are not exactly a common sight, especially in comparison to more reliable Japanese cars. There are 3 of these in my school’s parking lot as well as many more that scatter my area. Therefore, I must ask if these cars have an unknown reputation for being a solid car or am I just noticing these more in particular?
Supposedly has a 6.7 liter Cummins gas engine.