Considering I recently discovered the joy of auto auctions and the prices cars like this go for.... crack pipe.

Nice reply Patrick Allan....

How high are you right now?

I mean, it just proves my point... sooooo

Any Porsche 911 on eBay is overpriced... knew I should have picked up my dream 912 when I had the chance... found a good running driver quality one for about 12k 5 or so years ago.... now it’s 23k for the same condition car... screw this Porsche bubble

Which further suggest HS students are lazy incompetent dipshits.

Seems to tax both wealth extremes an equal monetary amount but certainly more of a % against the poor... honestly doesn’t surprise me... their state legislature probably has almost no cumulative experience when it comes to economics and political science.

Go back to your hole programmer

Go back to your hole programmer

Just be sure to read the other comments

Just be sure to read the other comments

Pretty well known that there’s little to no profits in charging stations.... they would have to provide charging, and food, and fart decanters and sniffing cups.

Ah there it is... in a different font, inside the ad... fucking marketing

Ah there it is... in a different font, inside the ad... fucking marketing

$12=!$14

$12=!$14

Yup

Zero dsr. More range and power. Loud pipes only really save you in the city... highway cruising you’re hardly heard by the guy about to cut you off anyway bc all that’s noise is going out the ass of the bike.

50 miles for 15k.... go buy a Zero.

Drove and lived in downtown Houston with a 65 Corvair convertible and a 68 firebird 350... never locked them once. Never had a problem. Why? I never kept anything more than a quarter in the cars.

Long live the warthog!

The torque required would leave your axles behind you in a mix of twisted metal chunks and glittery powder that used to be driveline components.

Spotters at fault for sure. But it would be better if the Jeep didn’t go parallel to a damn jump ridge with folks standing on it.