Not with that attitude it’s not.

When you put it that way, it does sound a bit wacko.

Love that you list list like eight barely running 20 year old Cherokee’s and specify WHICH ONE is your winter beater. I can tell the system all makes totally rational sense in your head. And I love it.

Leaving aside the danger to employees and potential damage to equipment, we need to acknowledge that the smell generated by heating up a Subway tuna sandwich is in violation of the Geneva Protocol of 1925, the Chemical Weapons Convention, and arguably the Fourth Geneva Convention.

If over the course of several hundred deals thoughout the year MOST dealers get it right and have no problem sending out the door prices, even on out of state deals...the problem is not the “complexitity of the system” if a FL dealer refuses to send a quote for a Florida customer, especially when their competiton can…

So would you say this has caused the franchise owners to go into full...meltdown?

On the other hand, I’ve yet to see anyone prove it DOESN’T make 300hp, and I’m not going to Ghana to find out myself. I’m going to have to take him at his word.

We used to have to pay for parking permits, but it was infinitely cheaper than parking at a meter because the meter maids were fucking eagle-eyed predators.

Very true and point well taken, I’ve experienced that personally. I have an air-cooled 911 and for a while during the height of the bubble it was “worth” more numerically (I inherited it so it’s priceless to me personally) than I could possibly justify rationally. The market corrected and now I think the valuation is…

That’s just a good argument for not buying anything that can cost 30-50% of its value in unexpected repairs, financed or not.

DMX and Prince Phillip were always so competitive. From rhymes to stage presence to funerary transportation.

Thats load bearing feces 

They are called performations, also known as speed holes. Every rusticle washed away improves performance. If he washes away enough material the thing may even be able to move under its own remaining 9 mousepower.

I’m in for $500 if he’ll stop and take the FC to the junkyard. I once found him a rust-free FC in the desert and he thought there were too many problems. It did not have an engine, a rear box or a title. All of those things were fixable compared to this apparition. 

You can lead a David to Toyota, but you can’t make him drink (the easily serviceable fluids).

The Renault 5 EV is perfection:

Ah but you see, I’ve already had fun driving it. Checkmate, atheists.

I refuse to believe that he’s actually going to drive the FC back home. I think (hope!) that he won’t put that thing on the road and drive it back. The part of my brain that values life is screaming “trailer it home!” from the mountaintops.

Ditto, I loved my 05 but I’m in Manitoba and the same deal... they just didn’t discover rust proofing til later

It looks like a Subaru Forester and a Honda Odyssey minivan were in an transporter accident.