Can’t tell if these posts are satire or meant to be taken seriously. 

$6,500 and stop-leak. That’s a hard-no. 

Ford putting a paper-mache transmission in a car? Even after their own people told them not to? Shocked. SHOCKED, I tell you..... as a former Focus owner....

No bailouts for corporations. They need to take out loans against their assets (millions of cars, airplanes, ocean liners, real estate holdings, etc...) in order to get by. Rates are at historic lows. The American people need the bailout money first and foremost. Next up are healthcare-specific nonprofits like the Red…

In Nevada, it is legally required to pay employees their unused PTO and sick leave upon termination. Since the picture used was obviously ‘Vegas, those workers are due their leave.

In Nevada, it is illegal for employers to keep accrued PTO regardless of quitting or termination. It would be great if Emily would do some homework before posting.
https://www.shouselaw.com/nevada/labor/vacation-pay

Non coronavirus protip: Once or twice a month, the Louvre is open late into the evening. Plan your trip around those dates, and then hit the museum 2-3 hours before close. You will have vast portions of the museum completely to yourself. We were also able to get right up next to the Mona Lisa and stand there as long…

Dude. That looks amazing. Well done

Sure, if your word means absolutely nothing and you’re lacking a moral compass... have at it. In a civilized society, signing your name to a legal contract in exchange for goods or services means you’re pledging to live up to your end of the contract because the provider is also living up to their end.

This isn’t…

Bailing on a contract signed with the bank is screwing over the bank - full stop. I dgaf if you wake up tomorrow and decide the deal isn’t as good as you think it was. You signed - you’re in it - you’re obligated to execute the terms of the contract. The only time its ok is when the contract itself is outside the law,…

I certainly did, Tom, and can you show me where it say something along the lines of “buyers that engage in immoral activities are due whatever comes their way from the banks they’re trying to screw”? Because that’s what this is, Tom. It’s the consumer trying to screw over the bank. Edit: Which, by the way, also did…

Does no one here fault the morality of the buyer?!? Jesus H - its like Tom is completely absolving the buyer of any fault, here. Nobody held a gun to the buyer’s head and said “sign here”. This speaks more to the “I deserve a new car” mentality of people than it does to the sales tactics of a car dealer. Dealers are…

$329 / mo for 24 or 36 months, 12k/yr. $3,499 down. That’s not a bad lease at all - for a lease

34% of Kia purchases were leases, so statistically, that group is full of liars. In vehicle sales where the MSRP is over $45k, that percentage jumps to 46%. Milennials in particular love leasing - with over 30% of their transactions being leases. There is no hard data specific to the Telluride and leasing percentages…

The Kia will depreciate an average of 54% in the first three years. I could not find exact data on the Telluride since it is a new model, so I looked at the Sportage. The percentage is the same across all Kia SUV’s (Sorrento is 52%)

They are not buying these cars. They’re leasing, and the payments are usually half of a purchase payment.

Uh, you are assuming that people are actually BUYING these things and not leasing them. Reality tells a different story....

With their long warranties, they will depreciate far less than that.

More of the same glorification that Jalop heaped upon another careless douchebag - Matt Farah - who routinely endangered people’s lives in his guerilla high-speed mountain runs.

Maybe don’t give clicks to dickbags that endanger people’s lives and personal - property while shooting YouTube videos.