I had one run into the side of my car too. Miraculously no damage, but it did “thunk” into the side of my formerly owned Civic.

A buddy of mine in college had a 1987 Nissan Stanza bought off someone who had also used it in high school and college. He purposely did a lot of stupid stuff in this car - including running into things. If I recall correctly, the car would stop accelerating on hard turns like something was sloshing around in the…

Yeah, I can’t wait to have to “top off” the Tesla to avoid a surcharge before dropping it off. You and 20 other Hertz customers will be trying to do it at the same time with 5 charging stations near the airport before the AM flights leave.

It sounds like this isn’t priced horribly for the market. I don’t think G-wagens are automatically awful, but I do think the AMG model is a bit silly and this particular one isn’t for me with the black out look, its lights, and spoiler. If I wanted a SUV on steroids I’d rather get an AMG GLE, GLS, SQ8, or X5M.

I can’t imagine the ownership experience of a 21 year old RV is very good.  I also don’t think I’d want a gas motor on a RV of this size.  I’d probably want a diesel on any RV frankly. 

Have you looked at a new RV’s interior.  Still manages to be pretty tacky, even the expensive ones.

Yeah he always got his sales. Nice enough guy.  I’m sure after you do it long enough, you just make shit up and don’t think twice about it.

Personally I have to build it out before I step foot near a dealership. One, I want to have an idea of what options are available and what to expect for the MSRP. Two, I don’t trust a dealer’s sales staff to not just make up whatever I want to hear.

In Forza Horizon, I tried to collect them all but you never used most of them.  And a few remained nearly impossible to get, so 100% was never really in the cards.

I don’t think any Dodge with nearly 200k miles on it is worth much, never mind one that was worked hard as a cop car.

I wish they still made these.  Really was a tall station wagon with a WRX motor. 

The MB is a bit more subdued, but you can’t tell me many people will see an RS6 Avant and just go “oh that is a regular old station wagon”. 

I don’t dislike the 70's C3 like so many do either. It is just a bummer that it is gutless from the factory, but so was everything else in the late 70's, early 80's.

This is pretty much stupid cheap for any Corvette, even a 120 hp late 70's model with a missing T-Top. So inspect it, and it is probably a NP even if it has some things to sort out.

Same. Priced out a Yukon last year and wondered how I see so many of them on the road.  I could afford it, but it just seems ridiculous for something that really isn’t that special.

Fixing something yourself that someone else won’t or can’t has always been a way to get a deal.  Car, house, furniture, electronics (maybe not so much today), lawn equipment, etc. 

The Acura ELS system is supposed to be nice.

I mean they didn’t make that many, aren’t making more, and if you like this kind of thing, there aren’t any competitors. Arguably the Wrangler and Bronco I guess, but they really are a different class of vehicle.

I think it is a tricky time, especially if you keep your car for a while.

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