For your sake, I hope that works out but the bubble will never burst when it’s convenient. Keep that in mind.

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Comment of the day. 

“We figured out launch control.”

The guarantee of a government pension relies heavily on the investment manager. Let's not forget Madoff.

Both the average size and average price of homes would drop significantly if people followed what is actually sound advice. It's important to remember that part. The easiest way to see this economic principle in action is by looking at the price of college tuition; more available loan money leads to more potential…

Name checks out. You earned a chuckle and a star.

The most famous man in basketball right now? Maybe had you written this during the final minutes of the championship game you'd be correct. 

Ask your sister why I don't like them.

Road head is overrated. 

Defend your statement with facts.

How is it easier to verify one type of scale over the other? It seems placing a object of known weight on either would require the exact amount of work.

Outside of this and a few other forums, most people aren’t savvy car buyers. Perhaps all they know is that they can afford X, which they saw in the ad. They go in knowing they’re within their budget but soon find out that they are not. It happens in the F&I office for a reason. This same strategy works when the police…

I often wonder if anyone shed a tear for the people who used to make wagon wheels, or asbestos tiles, or rotary phones or anything else we’re better off for not having. Those people will be fine in the long run.

Counterpoint: the loss of jobs would be in conjunction with a healthier economy in that people would be spending less on transportation. The “loss” of repair service would encourage new businesses to open (golden opportunity for those laid off mechanics and for the person who always wanted to open a business but never…

I can't tell if your Walmart analogy is in support or opposition of your stance. The ability for dealerships to set prices benefits the consumer, assuming there is no collusion, just as it does when Walmart does it. 

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I’m glad you shared the Vegas story, but how did the video actually remind you of that?

Why not? I got 250,000 miles out of a 2010 Prius (sold it in 06). Everything was still original and was only burning about a quart of oil every 1000ish miles at high altitude. I'm pretty sure I could have rolled that car to a million but I was getting tired of brodozers trying to flex balls.

Not all enthusiasts can afford the top trim.