Yes, that piece of the story is much more interesting to me.

Why add an airbag warning sticker to your own rig? Does he rent this out or let a bunch of people borrow it? There’s another caution sticker on the door card, you can see it to the left of the steering wheel. There’s a clearer image of it in the Craigslist ad, but still not quite legible.

280k miles also mean it’s been to the moon and is on its way back.

That steering wheel lock is like putting a deadbolt on the doors to hell.

Three too many times.

It was behind the times upon introduction.

See, I’m more impressed by frugal solutions. My Subaru has a “trunk/hatch open” light. One size fits all.

They should replace it with a cool easter egg, like a Chrysler Turbine car.

Does the Tesla Roadster count?

Actually there were shit, but they were priced like something nice.

Reminds me of the old Spark interior, but it was more charming at that price point.

Make Swinger a brand.

I would have to think there are zero EV’s registered as minivans.

I’ll be curious how the Recon does. It looks the part, but it’s going to be a pricey EV. Test mules have been spotted in the wild already.

Does anybody know what the heck is in the frunk?

Yeah, I’m thinking E350. Or he somehow imported an A35 into the States, which might explain why it’s uninsured.

I giggled like a 12-year-old when I saw the “Caution: Speed Humps” sign in Canada.

“But in doing so, the campaign has outsourced a core function to a coterie of untested groups that operate independently.”

I think DMV is just sort of a catchall since that what they use on TV.  Where I live, it’s the DOL, but everyone calls it the DMV.

That interior is a place I do not want to spend any time.