David, Please don’t succumb to pressure to just re-write the press release from the marketing wanks. I don’t care what the miracle diesel does in the lab. I want David to tell me if it can’t make it over a hill. Break it. Bend a tie rod. Open and close the tailgate a hundred times to see if the plastic handles let go. …

I thought Doug DeMuro’s review summed it up nicely. First Toyota gave a presentation showing off all the deficiencies which was just weird.

Plus, you can just go three houses down and already know the exact floorplan.

Dang it! I am so tempted. But I just picked up a Trooper to fix up. I appreciate the kind gesture though. Thank you!

You could show us a picture of any horse and we wouldn’t know.

Monteros and Troopers are tanks!

Isuzu Trooper. Can do everything a 4runner or Pathfinder can do and for much less money.

Take detailed photos and then maybe get a vinyl wrap of the exact duplicate of the patina and claim it is now just a design.

You drive a gray or white Camry, don’t you?

You described me perfectly. If I saw HOA, I turned on my heel and walked away. It was an immediate deal-breaker. Usually didn’t even go inside because there is no countertop or open concept that could make up for Nosy Nancy and Bored Bob rolling around in their golf cart.

My wife and I passed on several nice houses specifically because of onerous HOA’s. I knew I couldn’t live in one because I would end up in jail after losing my mind about length of grass, lightbulbs or trash cans etc.

My Dad had a saying that I liked. “Compound interest is the most powerful force in finance. If you had invested $1 dollar at the birth of Jesus, today you would have a ball of gold larger than the earth.”

It reminds of a smaller version of the 1st generation Isuzu Troopers and Mitsubishi Montero’s. The boxy ones.

You sound like a fun guy. I bet you are a real hoot at parties, eh?

We ALL love the Postal Jeep. Such a scrappy little fighter. Thanks for taking us along and letting us enjoy it tetanus-free!

When I bought tickets for a Monday Night Football game for December, this was actually a consideration. Good riddance!

Or you could just get the 40th anniversary edition. It looks exactly the same.

He used a lot of words in his ad when he could have just said “Please buy my headache so my life is easier.”

I think the “requests” came from the marketing and accounting departments.

Thanks Jon. That would probably be helpful here. There seems to be serious resentment on these comments. It feels very sketchy. The issue isn’t the ads IN the email. It is THE email address itself that is the issue. The aggressive third-party xyz companies that crush your inbox with boner pills and oxy pitches and…