Sorry Steven, you’re wrong. The fact is that “TV movies” in the traditional sense barely even exist anymore beyond The Hallmark Channel. I would concede that a film designed to fit the rhythms of commercial breaks and edited for time by default is a very different beast from a theatrical film, but Netflix clearly…

This isn’t really a situation of over spending. The growler was a bit of a failed vehicle that never really got used by the intended units. Those intended units are special operations in nature, so not many were really bought as it was. The 7 ton is used everywhere, for everything. Chances are the ones being sold are…

I know, I know. I was just pining out loud I suppose. 

Hopefully they’ll release one with a standard cab and a real-ish truck bed, not that little 4' tissue box. 

“They’re bullshittin’ you!” - Mahk

A Chevy will run crappy longer than most cars will run.

He looks like as much of a hipster doofus as the two dorks in the commercial, he just a physically big hipster doofus.

It’s a nice rig considering the age, but that is an awful price considering the age and mileage. Just because people ask this much for one does not make it worth this much.  $8k gets you better things.

By having cool nephew dude, who’s sometime remind themself who helped and protected them at their birth.

I’m gonna take a picture of my parking lot at work some day for you. Show all the pavement princesses taking up too many parking spaces.

I’m expecting to see it driven by the banker bros in the city I live in. It’s just like the lifted Wranglers with off road tire and painted recovery hooks without a single scratch.

I’m with you. My savings are zilch and my debt is average and $20k for a car right now seems like an overreach

Corolla or Fit.

Anyone who says “I want a practical, reliable, economical car” and doesn’t buy a Prius or a Honda Fit is a fucking liar.

Cons: Uuuuuuuuuuugly. Feels like it’s being powered by a 4-year old pedaling a tricycle.

“My savings are zilch and my debt is high. I will likely have to dig into my retirement account to cover a down payment”

I used that reference on another automotive forum and was met with a whole bunch of “that’s not a Lamborghini you idiot” comments. And I’m like, “does this mean I’m old?”

Stale as hell yet still perfect as ever.

Pretty sure that’s a Lambo, dude.

I think you’re right. But I don’t blame the author. I’d tell that story to everyone who would listen if it were me. Then I’d tell it to people who didn’t want to listen. Then I tell everyone again.