Good fucking question, if it was you or me pulling half these antics in front of a judge then we’d be doing time already.

A mass production modern VW no less. No thank you.

Perfect example of mistaking rarity for value.  ND

For those of you that don’t remember the final days of the VW wagons, these were getting serious discounts. This clown probably paid this price for it new.

This car is not a collectible, nor is it desirable. It may be a rare combo, but it’s a mass-production car and not worth what the seller is asking. ND.

There’s fine line between well used and ratty, and this one falls just south of that line. Bummer of a ND for a neat truck.

This is a farm truck. If I was looking for something to use on my property I’d get an actual tractor or a much less expensive truck that’s probably in much better shape. It is neat though, just not $13,500 neat.

Same, or the imperial beside it with the free standing headlights... always found that a wild look

I saw a slim chance for this, not for me but for the right LR cultist. Then the r-word came up. Nope, never, a thousand NDs.

I’d rather talk about that ‘60 Cadillac in the background.

It’s funny, in their latter days Oldsmobiles were watchwords for generic, uninteresting design, but that broad, simplistic styling has made them age into pretty solid examples of 90s/early aughts design. I like this.

You asked for it, you got it.

Who could ask for anything more?  TOYOTA!!!   

Hotshot I thought was a diesel pickup truck and often with a trailer for expedited shipping etc, and requires DOT inspection and are almost always insured. If I recall that correctly, then I am thinking it’s unlikely to be a hotshot driver just due to the paperwork and start up costs. I guess the person could just be…

We did a road trip up to the wine country in a diesel Rabbit truck. 450 pounds of passengers up front and 180 pounds of German Shepherds in crates in the shell on back. Gave the 18 wheelers a run for their money over the Grapevine. 50 mpg for the trip.

My family had a Sirocco of similar vintage, and we got rear-ended at speed by a pickup truck at an intersection, and we came out with barely a scratch. The liftback itself folded up like an accordion, but the truck did not manage to intrude into the passenger cabin. That’s anecdotal, and I’m not going to pretend these…

It’s important to note that they weren’t told which candidate they were campaigning for until after they were hired.

I am shocked, just SHOCKED that something like this would happen to people who work on behalf of Donald Trump and for Elmo. Two of the finest human beings the world has ever produced.

Goes to work for Elmo, representing King Cheeto and has a sub-par experience? 

As much as I want to say these people got what they deserved, I know that at least some of them were just doing whatever they could to earn a buck.