except your Lexus doesn't have a traditional CVT like the JATCO junk that helped Nissan get that bad reliability 

Yep! There’s one here in town that’s “camo” wrapped.......Parked alongside 3 other Teslas wrapped in a variety of unsightly colors and patterns..LOL

I’m thinking more Activision/Sledgehammer while we are at it.. LOL

“some German parts"...LOL.. settle down Sally...

Toyota sure seems to have followed the right path. Making the Camry hybrid only was also a damn good move. Fact of the matter is, until pricing, range, and charging ubiquity are the norm, electric only will be a hard sell for many 

No practical need for a majority of the cars/trucks/suvs that we buy. My neighbor has an X5M worked up a bit, drives it to Philly and back and trips to the store. No practical need.

Moped transmission and 40k. No thanks and see ya to a once very cool car!

My first thought was it was a Lemon Lot Special, with the price and the wording of the ad. Old fleet jeep for sale 

And nothing will change unless economy crashes or people stop paying the outrageous prices 

Bingo!

1988 VW Fox 2 door “sedan”. Everything about it was horrible. Easily the worst thing I’ve ever owned. Leaked oil, top gear worked when it felt like it, HVAC was sketchy at best, etc etc etc

If you have a unit with DC compressor it runs at variable speeds. Our Mitsubishi ductless is DC at compressor and fans in the units themselves. 

MBS: “pariah”, ok...sleepy Joe..

Bahaahhaaaahhhaahha

Our 2010 Fit Sport, manual trans.

I've been really impressed with my buddy's Taco. Oddly enough, wife and I took it down to Cape May and spent way too much money filling the bed at Church's.

Bahahahahaha

2006-2010, yep....

Don’t be fooled. There was plenty to go wrong. I had a 2009 Hemi limited with the QDII. Aside from the engine itself, I had it back to the dealer for a variety of ills. From the transfer case motor to the rear ELSD failing to some strange exciter wire on the starter(s) that kept breaking. Absolute beast on the beach,…

$5.99 a gallon here in coastal southern NJ. Cheapest fuel to make and it’s the most expensive to buy..hmmmmmmm