Cause they can't actually afford the truck.

Good news for Jalops...that means more inventory of lightly used pickups in 3-4 years.

Late model 2001 E38 740i M-Sport. This particular shot is porn.

You beat me to it, I have one, they are rock solid reliable, more sporty than a G35 or arguably a contemporary 3 series, and rarer as well. The sky is the limit on how fast you can make them, though they are a really nice package stock. Here is another, on ebay for $8,500, but sadly not a five speed, which are…

2004 Audi A8L 4.2 V8 Quattro.

2000 Mercedes S500 with 78k on the clock and a bit of extended warranty for 7 grand

1986 Mercedes 560SEL.

I'll probably get a good amount of disagreement, but I'll bite.

2004-2006 Lincoln LS. V8, 50/50 weight distribution, RWD, Built in America.

Second generation LS's were the Jaguar sourced 3.9 V8 only. 280HP/286TQ. Almost perfect 50/50 weight balance and handling that is really unexpected, I mean really good handling,…

Not sure...

As long as the frame isn't damaged this seems like a pretty decent deal.

It did - they actually recently demod some new damage tech that will help trim down the size of the ship assets, plus it looks pretty badass

That was cute, but even after seven years this one is still the king:

This game is just huge, they are already optimizing the balls out of it to get it down to that number.

However, the first time you rip a ship clean in half with the gattling gun and watch the two parts drift off into space. You see why.

If the game lives up to the hype and accomplishes everything it set out to do, then 100 GB is understandable. But holy shit I really need to upgrade from my 500 GB hard drive. I'm already having to uninstall games to fit new ones on.

Welcome to the future~!