Courtyards certainly don’t have free breakfast buffets.

What kind of blogger buys a new TV from Best Buy? This is 2015, not 1995.

It seems like a lovely luxury car. But an SUV it is not. It looks like a fancy Prius. I think even calling it a crossover is pushing it. Look at the slope of the rear roof line, look at the back side windows. They are tiny. Look at the slope of the back glass. This is definitely not an SUV. I think its not even a CUV.…

Still not a car.

Link me to where I can purchase a new LR D90 in the USA. Otherwise my point is valid and correct.

But it is better at that thing than any other factory vehicle. Also, removable roof and doors. It might only do one thing well, but nothing else available does that thing as well. And certainly without doors and roof.

Cool picture of my city. Traffic in Nashville sucks. But it’s gonna get worse.

I’d drive the hell out of that.

@Fixmyown - 10 months in, whats your opinion? I’m considering a lightly used Frontier or possibly Xterra.

Already googled where the closest ihop is. Trying my damnedest not to go there right now.

$7 for a six pack? I can get two 32oz High Lifes for $3 at my corner store. I’m not good at math, but thats an even better deal, I think

What’s reasonable about a grown man wanting some Cambodian breast milk?

That’s supposed to be a z71? looks like less ground clearance and worse approach angle than a subaru crosstrek...

Really interesting write up, thanks Matt. Gotta ask, how’s you cave the hood of the Jeep?

I don’t know the specifics on the car, it’s been awhile and I wasn’t paying that close attention at the time.

My mom is on her third RX... after 3 Grand Caravans in a row. She bought this RX after test driving several competitors, none of which she liked as much. But the real kicker, I think, was that the transmission failed on her second RX _just_ outside of the warranty period (yes, a lexus transmission failing at under…

Cheaper, smaller, junior outback. More like the old outback.

Looks like a lowered outback.

Its nice to finally understand who Burneko’s primary influence as a writer is.

this is good feedback, thank you.