+1. Total car boner repellent.

David Tracy, keep it going!

You should break your auto analysis into: reliability, serviceability (includes ability to repair), and longevity. Vehicles from the 1950's score way higher in serviceability and longevity, outlasting new vehicles. Although they’ll run uninterrupted longer, new vehicles are limited in reliability due to planned…

Well said. Glad you posted that.

HYPHY!

Thank you Ryan for covering this! I wouldn’t have read about it otherwise.

Same. Love this feature.

Nicely done. I’ll see you one TA from Shaker’s Run then

Allowing VW to trade them 1 for 1 with anyone living in poverty who has a worse polluter would be fine with me. Call it a donation and credit it against the fines.

Cherry 2000!? Seriously did you just pull that out!?

Is Lou Pearlman somehow involved here? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lou_Pearlman (since deceased)

I believe (have not calculated, but I was an industry insider during this era) Bangle produced the fastest depreciating BMW ever with that 7 series as well.

The Chinese thank you for your support.

100% waste of ad money. Wow, removing GLC300 from the shopping list, that’s some weird brand association I don’t need questions about.

89-92 BMW 535i Manual in great mechanical shape with sport great suspension. $10K all in.  

Whatever you decide (I’d go 66-68 Thunderbird) go resto-mod; do a modern engine swap with a catalytic converter and make it non-smelly and reliable with electronic fuel injection.

+1. I’m a dirt bike rider and F150 driver who’s good with this.

Hay, no need to put a steak in the ground.

way underpowered. disappointing car.

Hypocrite or not, sounds like he’s doing his job by representing those that elected him.