If my neighbor parked a tank on the street, the only one who would get tired of anything would be the owner who would get tired of me knocking on his door, begging him to let me drive his tank.

Look, I know most people who buy these don’t have a use for them, but I also think it’s unfair to make fun of its existence just because some people suck at buying the right car.

There ARE people who need a giant truck like this (offhand, I’m thinking people with giant car trailers who travel to events, people with…

you’re proud of having unpopular opinions, i bet. it’s the lazy man’s way of standing out.

We haven’t lost a battle since 1945. The “war” part you’d have to talk to the politicians about.

Cavazos, the A-10 pilot, who was later awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for valor, told me what happened next.

At what point when you’re driving around with no roof, no doors, no windscreen etc... do you stop and think to yourself... “y’know, this would have been a whole lot cheaper if I just bought a motorcycle instead.”

Yup, the long line of retards is like bread crumbs for the cops.

Hardly see anything “underground” about it other than what is probably just a couple BPU supras.

This is almost a guaranteed occurence at any facebook group meetup in larger cities.

Stuff like this is what has killed off our local meats (no, it’s not misspelled, it’s for “Meet and Eat”). Yes, there’s street racing that…

The trailer park’s McLaren F1

I thought we, as a society, had decided to let all of these catfish die....

“A few more bucks”. Come on people, the current plain old Turbo S has a base price of $160k, the Turbo S E-Hybrid is going to be nearly $200k. Passing it off as basically the same price is just pathetically disingenuous.

And then they go back to making boring appliances, no one buys them, and they still make no profit.

They make fun enthusiast based vehicles instead of boring appliances?

That looks like a Trump proposal: sounds great to 10 year-olds, but completely detached from reality.

I’m not particularly interested in a car that’s been gone through by most of the working mechanics I’ve encountered, never mind the random unemployed person.

The interior issues that you mention have a badness all their own: carpets and upholstery saturated in water that’s full of mud and nasty things, then left in the Texas summer sun for days or weeks before anybody could even attempt to do anything...

Are you funding this?

The problem is the three things affected most by the flood are the most expensive to replace: The electrical system, the interior and the transmission. It’ll be cheaper to buy a new car than to replace those three things, which is why the insurance company writes them off as a total loss. Furthermore the unemployed…

I’m sure it’s frustrating, but it is a “Review/Recap,” so perhaps you should be prepared for spoilers, or just watch first.