I guess how a car looks is not important to you...good for you!

“and you’re basically buying a good BMW E39 that’s not creaky and rusty.”

After I commented I realized they must use it for extra traction while accelerating and for torque vectoring, which seems like a bit much most of the time, if I’m honest. 

“I do not see the motor alone justifying $20k over what I paid”

Plus I’d wager that the companies (Ford/Chevy/Dodge) put some of their best engineers and most engineers on their trucks because they are so important to their company. So the sheer fact that the companies try to innovate to stay competitive is expensive.

To be fair, the 392 Wrangler is more than just the engine.

Not trying to be an internet-contrarian here; but having owned both a 4-cyl YJ and a 3.6 JK, I can confidently say the JK is basically twice as good in every way.

As an avowed El Camino lover I am the target audience for this truck/soccermom sedan, and this is waaaay too much for this.

Because toddlers are always trying to pay for things with pinecones and crap, which won’t delight the buyer?

Gotta find my old Jack in the Box ball...

Congrats on being the only person ever to have a broken A/C system that just needed a refill

It may just be to be trendy, but Hardee’s has the reputation of being significantly worse than McDonald’s, which I don’t agree with.

Oppo lives on at the Hyphen, you know. You'd be welcome

Let me tell you something about this car. There’s a 42 year old dad named Wayne who owns an architectural firm in Asheville who is going to love this. His boys (Bryce and Sebastian) will happily hop in the back on the way to soccer practice. The rear cargo area is perfect for filling up at Whole Foods, and those tie…

Are you really comparing to a ~$45,000, RWD, hybrid pick up to a non-hybrid crossover?

Did you give the chair a shake and say “That’s not going anywhere”? If not, that was your first fatal mistake.

“Imagine shopping for a house and the realtor telling you the seller said you can’t see the house unless you agree to $100,000 over asking price. You’d walk.”

As great as Land Cruisers are though, you get much better stories from vehicles that will break in ways you never knew a vehicle could. Having to figure out why oil is leaking from your speedometer is not the sort of thing that happens with a Lexus. Your flock of misfit Jeeps are a goldmine for wrenching tales. 

I trade my dignity for a paycheck every day. Does that count?