Cab-over Chevy is cool and all, but at just shy of $30k, why not just buy a used late model RV? That price should get you any number of class B and C vehicles

CP based on price, mods, and the seller being an illiterate fuckboy.

You can buy first gen Quattroportes for around this price. And (most of the time!) they don’t have bullet holes or blood stains or a salvage title

The irony is that I’d consider a stock 1.8T Jetta wagon at this price, with these miles, especially with the right amount of pedals and leather trim

“tasteful mods”

Shit I didn’t know I had clicked on a jezebel link. My bad

I vote Shoebox Ford, but it’s so trashed by rust that it’s really impossible to tell

TALK AMERICAN OR GIT OUT

I mean, have you seen Taylor Swift?

I was buttmad about an orange cartoon character being elected president. But I have a soft spot for Lancia Scorpions and Montecarlos, so I would’ve NP’d this anyway

I can’t recommend ASUS routers enough. My RT-N53 is 5 years old and still running like a champ. Before I bought it, I had burned through countless Belkin, Linksys, and Netgear boxes.

I can’t recommend ASUS routers enough. My RT-N53 is 5 years old and still running like a champ. Before I bought it,…

CP. And fuck the asshole who did this to a perfectly good bugeye rex

NP. Sure. Fuck it. Nothing matters

CP. These are cool hatches and the dash-mounted shifter is one of honda’s better moves. However, I wouldn’t pay this much for one of them. At the end of the day, it’s a 14 year old econobox

And just like that, all my dreams of Model S ownership were gone.

CP. Non-turbo peasant vehicle

Cool beans my WRX out the door was $28k

For Sale: 2012 VW Jetta. Great first car. Highway miles, grandmother-owned, always garaged, never driven in rain.

The 5th and 6th Generation Honda civic. The most recent 2 generations you can generally find unmolested, but finding a stock “EG” civic hatch is nearly impossible. All of them have been stanced or driven hard, every single one of them is beat to shit and I look down on the owners

A word of advice on tank-less heaters. You WILL get what you pay for.

A word of advice on tank-less heaters. You WILL get what you pay for.