People are talking about the 1st gen RAV4 like it was some Humvee beater with solid axles that made the Rubicon trail look like a drive to the corner store. It wasn’t incredibly powerful, and didn’t even have a transfer case. There are plenty of similar SUV’s from that time that people are actually still using for…

Really?! There’s a huge name plate hanging right off of the front bumper that says Prado. You’re 1 google search away from . It’s a 2 door version of the US market Lexus GX460. It’s the same platform as a 4Runner.

Then you don’t live somewhere where it snows, where you see people unable to get past slight inclines and snowdrifts that have turned into insurmountable obstacles.

Did you buy the FiST new or used?

That’s an idiotic statement. If you are doing it to live above your means, then absolutely you’re just using financing to live out the American dream at the expense of your future. However, debt is a tool that you can use strategically to improve your lot in life.

It’s called “vote with your wallet.” If you want to show Ford that it’s worth selling this here, then go straight to the dealership and buy yourself a brand new one. If you aren’t able or willing to do that, then you are not a customer, and if you aren’t a customer, then Ford has zero incentive to tailor their lineup…

Did you buy yours new? Or to ask it another way, were you an actual customer to Ford, or did you buy it second hand to save on the depreciation?

How angrily you feel the need to revert to “fucking moron” 50 times in your post, and STILL trying to paint me as some money-grubbing loon instead of a motorsport enthusiast is hilarious. It just shows how much you realize that your argument is on such a shaky foundation, and how much you realize that your inane…

I like how I provide articles, make substantial points that can be backed up with evidence, and most every response is “you’re an idiot moron dumbass lolol”, yet I’m the troll. So many of you got triggered by my statements, I’ll learn to tiptoe around you so as not to hurt your feelings next time.

Your continued, pathetic attempts to continue to undermine my position by making ridiculous, unsubstantiated claims about who I am, how I behave, or what I value isn’t working. None of your statements are true.

It’s because you brainless nutswingers get triggered and come back with meaningless drivel. Lashing out with name-calling like you’re a 7th grader, instead of being able to provide any substantial counter to my points is not getting roasted. It’s a bunch of nonsense that warrants exactly the responses from me that…

It’s because you brainless nutswingers get triggered and come back with meaningless drivel. Lashing out with name-calling like you’re a 7th grader, instead of being able to provide any substantial counter to my points is not getting roasted. It’s a bunch of nonsense that warrants exactly the responses from me that…

Put it on eBay, BaT, SupraForums, or anywhere else if you feel it’s worth that much. The market will speak.

Here are recent listings on BaT

You can “think” whatever you want, or “feel” whatever you want. That link is actual prices attained in prior auctions. You said that you don’t think a Supra cost that much, and then literally linked to an example of it costing that much.

Oohhhhh, sick burn. Almost as good as “I know what you are but what am I.” Impeccable skills, m8. Someone’s been taking lessons from their 4 year old niece.

Yawn. D- for effort

No one cares about the shady past, once the current title is clean. Those title issues were a concern during the title transfer process, when there was a chance that the car would be impounded and sold off, but it is all taken care of now. It’s a 1,500 mile MR2 that was stored in Arizona, which is where the aircraft…

Here’s the analogy I made to another reply: It’s your money. You’re more than free to do what you want with it. But if you’re using $20 bills as napkins, expect to be called out for it. Also, it would NOT be boring if everyone was financially responsible. Personal finance doesn’t mean “Don’t buy a Rolex.” It means,…

Cool listing of your bonafides, dude.