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I do know that it doesn’t work the other way around... I won a bid for a 2006 Taurus (i know... i know) for $900.00 I called the owner who happened to be some idiot who told me that those prices were only for marketing and no way in hell would he sell me that car for that low of a price.. I spoke with ebay and they…

Isn’t it built into the terms and conditions of creating your user account that you can be charged a fee/banned/something else if you don’t pay your bid?

“There’s also a part of the center stack labeled “media,” which presumably hides USB ports—an area in which the JK was sorely lacking.”

really? I don’t think I’ve ever seen the gear shifter to the left of transfer case shifter...hmmmm might require some googlin’

Or you could call it a throwback to the CJ ;)

The “Media” hub was covered in the comments of the owner’s manual story:

I love this. Honestly i’ve always kind of wanted a wrangler for dd/winter use and this (a decent interior) makes it even more enticing. I really like this new generation the more I see it. It’s a great mixture of traditional styling from a distance and modern updates up close. Super cool.

I have one as my 4th vehicle, and it gets a lot more use than I thought it would originally. It is absolutely great around town. I even put lighter Enkei wheels and upgraded Conti tires on it...with grip it is pretty fun to drive. The stock Ecopia tires are garbage.

American cars suck, the only people that don’t know this is Americans.

HAHAHA, I am in a tizzy? How many times have you responded to this thread AND started with an attitude in your first post?

Uhhh... how have the buyers wronged dealers in the US?

You’re used to the Dutch market. There are almost no Mustangs sold in the Netherlands because the Mustang is taxed out of the market due to its emissions. In countries with a lax emissions tax climate like Germany you do occasionally see a Mustang, although not as many as BMW, Audi or Merc coupes.

You are a real condescending douche.

The Fords and General Motors products sold outside of the USA are not american cars. Ford is very much a European brand outside of the USA, producing its own line up for the rest of the world for decades. GM sells rebranded Daewoos and Vauxhalls/Opels/Holdens outside of the USA which aren’t American either.

GM sold cars in the US and China, and virtually nowhere else. US and China sales made up 6.9 million cars in 2016, meaning that they sold less than 1 million in the rest of the world combined. Once Chinese manufactures figure out how to build a decent car, they are going to be in trouble in that market.

That’s not what I said, or meant. My point was that GM sales numbers in Europe will be as low as that of an exotics manufacturer like Ferrari. As in: basically nothing, for a company as large as GM.

US accounts for 1/3 of their sales volumes... but if you add NAFTA region (Canada & Mexico) we should be talking about > 1/2 their sales on “Domestic Market”.

LOL, the Ford Mustang is the best selling 2door sports car in several European countries? What countries are these? What are the numbers? i see far more BMW 3series/Merc’s Eclass coupe’s/Audi A5's compared to Mustangs, I wouldnt be surprised if the sales numbers match what I see (i.e. less Mustangs sold than any of…

Ignorance? Show me a foreign market outside of North America where American cars sell well. Ford sells in Europe but those aren’t American Fords. There are niche markets where full size American pickups are desired, or muscle cars, but where in the world does a Chevy Malibu sell other than the USA? Why would someone…