Is this the inevitable end of the Craigslist/Ebay/FB Marketplace mass-keyword-phenomenon, where the person lists a car with a handful of descriptives followed by a paragraph of completely unrelated vehicles to game the search?
CBus660R
CBus660R
Brent Peltomaa valued that cat more than he valued his life.
Michael Campbell valued punishing a thief more than he valued his freedom.
They were all in love with dying. They were drinking from a fountain
that was pouring like an avalanche coming down the mountain.
This is true. Ohio and Kentucky are where you go to get your opiates.
Ohio and Kentucky would like a word with you.
That’s a non-violent crime. Bob’s a doofus.
When I was in college and my CEL came on, I had a parts store pull the code, confirmed it wasn’t catastrophic (O2 sensor), and fixed it with black electrical tape like every broke person should do until I had a little extra money and somewhere to work on it. These are important experiences in college.
The check engine light came on? That could be anything. It doesn’t mean it’s necessarily unreliable. Leaving the gas cap open can make that light come on. He should at least plug in an ODB2 reader and find out what it is before giving up on the car he owns.
Guy: I want reliability.
“This Wind-Powered Car Goes Fast Enough To Break Physics”
No, nothing has been broken here. I feel dumber for having read this article.
“The Land Cruiser rides on a new platform called GA-F.”
That's not a good thing, that is a great thing!
You’re right, sometimes it’s a great thing!
Sure, but then why would you share an image of an objectively fantastic thing?
It's a big spend. But it's also a hobby. Hobbies are spendy.
Ah, this is the retail game in a nutshell. Markup is king!
Meh, I drive 600 miles each way everyday, both uphill in the snow with a full truck bed. That range wont work for me........therefore all electric cars are garbage.
FIFY
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.