I just sold mine to fund a 996 911 turbo purchase. No regrets so far :)

100%. Those MK names never really stuck, because none of the vehicles were really all that compelling. Maybe if one of them was an iconic car for it’s class, MAYBE transferring the MK naming convention would work, but not when an MKX is a Ford Edge with a different grille and slightly nicer leather seats. Plus, the…

Nope. That’s false. The metabolic pathway is already clearly understood with ketosis.

I genuinely think, out of all the premium brands, BMW has the worst styling at the moment.

Sadly, the E class depreciation doesn’t seem to afflict those wagons.

You don’t seem to understand ‘investing’ or ‘opportunity cost’

A standing ovation!

I traded a refrigerator compressor for my first car, a 1963 Corvair. He got cold beer, I got hot trash.

Yeah, Ford trucks are known for being super unreliable... Pretty sure that’s how they got to be the best selling vehicle in America.

I feel for the guy, but anyone looking to collect cars and let them sit like that should really have looked at zoning regulations for the area first. Also, I don’t really sympathize with people who buy this stuff to let it rot as it appears he’s doing. Lots of cars go from “needs work” to “parts only” by being left…

I think the entire Prius line-up, past and present, is far more deserving of that description.

Whatever they get this was a terrible investment. The article really should have mentioned that. They would have to get at least 60K to beat what they would have gotten from an S&P index fund.

It’s hard to erode a skill that most people do not have.

Not a single goddamn soul should buy into this “internal review” business. They “discovered” it because they were about to get caught. It’s really that simple.

OK, let’s use a side-on view of the 5-series Gran Turismo:

Not arguing your decision--only your conclusion. It sounds to me as though personal economics was what drove your purchasing decision. As it does with most people. If I had 150 mile round trip every day, you can be damned sure I’d be looking first for the most fuel efficient car I could find, and then I would start…

Done a few good years as a United 1K, so have some thoughts. In general, airport food is getting a lot better almost everywhere. More and more airports are revamping their lineups as they do renovations, and many feature locations of popular local spots.

Why are governments so obsessed with crushing cars? Why not just seize the thing and auction it off to someone in whatever market it might be legal, and pocket the proceeds? They’d make more money that way, and that’s pretty much all they care about anyway in these cases...

when you exceed 100 mph, something rises up from the seat and tickles your balls, just in case you were thinking that life couldn’t get any better

Sure but WHY BUY A MAZDA2 AND SPEND MONEY ON MODS WHEN YOU CAN BUY HERPITY DERP DERP?