I cant wait to see how this goes. 

Spot on Torch, I agree with everything you said here.

It really is. And even Coronavirus aside, this has been a bad year for colds/flus in the US. This year is just one disgusting germ ball. 

Came here to say this. PA isn’t as bad as say MA, VT or ME ... but I agree its a salty state and you can see oxidation on the top of the cylinder head. This is a really nice car, but for that price I agree this should be a car from AZ/CA/NV.

I know right? Because we cant have nice things here. I’m still lamenting not getting the Mazda6 Touring AWD 6-speed here.

This is why we cant have nice things.

Whats the point of an automatic Mini (“Mini”) again? Speaking as a former driver of a first gen New Mini (which was a blast). I mean... why would I buy this over a Golf R?

Air Force One, by NetJets!

Ah but they DO have 3 rows! Eh?

I think those mirrors extend out, no? Done! 

Does this CRV have the pump-driven rear-drive system like some of the newer CRVs? I agree really FWD isnt much worse.

I agree well said. Why are people so against nationalized healthcare? Medicare works people!

Amen, the roads are getting quieter by the year!

Still relates

I love old German cars, and I have more than I can afford to manage... but I tell you what I cant escape is my SAABs. I love living daily with my 9-5 and my 900 SPG (albeit its a love/hate relationship ... LOVE IT when it works, hate it when I am contorting my arm into some hard to reach depth of the engine bay) is…

Amen!

Exactly. Mercedes-Benz has done allot to repair their reputation in the last decade, but I feel BMW has kept going along the line of “this is a fancy lease car and who cares what owner #2 thinks.” I own an E28 BMW and its very very good, reliable and robust. I know they made good cars but sadly it seems they aren’t…

Its interesting that this was sold at Mecum and not Sothebys or Christies. Those auction houses have made their mistakes but Mecum isn’t known for their rigorous vetting process. Not making any claims, just thought that was an interesting choice.

This is exactly my plan to do to my next crossover-type wagon (All-road or Alltrack).

Didn’t the Golf All-Track die this year too? 2019 is the last year for that vehicle I thought.