I know it is time. Zara was pointless. I miss Mallory. I just so enjoyed a new season of Archer to look forward to in the hapless desert of bland miniseries and no new content that streaming seems to becoming. 

I like to buy cars that I want and like and that I enjoy driving and not from a purely financial perspective.

YES!! It is like a bunch of people that supposedly love cars really seem to just love saving money and resale values more than actual cars.

keep them washed. 

Look at the comments being generated, they cannot help themselves with the “must buy used” unsolicited advice. 

This one is the “lease depreciated” list. 

Does the lemon water magic combine or cancel out the alkali water magic?

That is why is used the word “often” in my post. 

Montana, Wyoming and other rural states have disproportional power in the electoral college and the house and senate. For example, each CA house member represents 150000 more people than a MT house member.

My wrangler sheetmetal looks good after 12 years but there is surface rust underneath and my gas tank skid rusted badly at the rock puncture spots. 

The articles and journalists, true, the people in the comments are hard core buy used people. 

Hard corse old gen x also. I have tried to teach classes of high school kids how to use a compass. It did not go well. I know my own kid knows how to read a map. 

Archer is quite the loss as the show is fantastic. 

There is so many posts on jalopnik about never buying new. When Wrangler and Tacoma shopping, especially in the upper midwest salt snow and rust zone. Buying new often makes more sense and is much faster and easier. 

I agree, not my ad.

easy to forget they only have 1.2 million people and a population density of less than 7 people per square mile just a bit more dense than Mongolia at 6 people per square mile. Also, they get as many senators at California.

I just saw this add just this weekend https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ram/pts/d/saint-paul-1992-subaru-svx/7686114954.html

We were there a few aprils ago and had just one blizzard day. We had a diesel awd sportage with studded snow tires. It was fun.

Last month I spent a week driving around the black hills and next month spend a week driving around the superior national forest. Google maps often tries to send me down roads that are either atv trails or old logging roads that have since overgrown with trees. But I use my eyes, other mapping apps like gaia, avenza…

Iceland roads are no joke. I have been on some potholed dirt hell roads there that have highway numbers. 😄