Dealers: We don’t have enough cars to sell. We need more cars!

True the MSRP never goes down, but sometimes they stay more or less the same for a couple of years and don’t keep up with inflation.

Don’t worry, it will all work itself out once the supply chain gets back to normal.

This is their compromise with dealers to cool it on the big markups.

Available in three-quarter ton and one ton configurations, these trucks set out from the rest of the lineup with frame and bed extensions. The truck’s eight foot bed was extended by six inches with the frame gaining length to account for it.

Same. I’m no Luddite, but as someone who tends to keep vehicles for a long time I tend to prefer higher reliability over gadgets for the sake of gadgets. But I’m aware that most carmakers don’t care what happens after the warranty runs out or the satisfaction of the 2nd owner.

I hate Amazon as much as anyone, but I agree this is a stretch. Let’s focus on how they treat their actual employees before we start playing 6 Degrees of Bezos.

More like hijack, amIright?

Are we sure there are no Italian cars on the ship?

Let’s not rule out pelican involvement as well...

Shit on the kids all you want, but leave chocolate milk out of this!

Or we should allow imports from more places

It’s not enough to not be a robot, but you have to be non-robot over 21.

The gas taxes obviously aren’t being spent to maintain our crumbling infrastructure anyway, so why the hell not?

I filled out the registration info but didn’t see a confirmation button.

That is insane, but more power to him, I guess.

I agree, but I’d also have serious doubts about giving Ford any of my money after being jerked around by the reservation process for a year or more.

Even in normal times, how are they selling below invoice?

Why do you feel like you have to buy now? Is your current car costing too much in maintenance/repairs?

and still cheaper than their tax burden would be otherwise