Just left a review on their G+ page and saw that alot of other people have already been there. Keep it up everyone!

Wouldn't dealerships like this have the common sense to lock up expensive/fast cars like this? Leaving the key out in the service department locker with the others was probably a bad idea, it should have been kept seperate in a manager's office or someplace else.

Drove an 2006 Vue for a few years, did not care for it much at all. Interior is cheap and nondescript, driving dynamics are just blah and the whole car just puts you to sleep.

I come here to read about video games, not to read whatever political cause Gawker is trying to push to its readers.

TTAC is well known for loving older used cars...they don't really care much for the new stuff.

I'm guessing because alot of trailers these days already have these. Fuel mileage must be more important than tractor-trailer safety, at least to the DOT.

Yeah but who the fuck is going to care about this game? I say let it go peacefully.

Nah, man. All you need is a 10 gb USB stick, about 15 bucks at Walmart. It takes 30 seconds to format it, and voila, instant hard drive space. Much better than paying more for a bigger Xbox.

My 2001 Volvo XC70. Thank god for heated seats and AWD, especially as I live in Wisconsin and winter is just starting here.

Ehh I'm going to disagree with that...my local dealers have been pretty good at moving these, I see at least 5 and usually more every day I'm commuting. One of my coworkers has one already.

Especially in the Rust Belt.

Edit: Double Post

I know a girl who has a mid 80s Cavalier first-gen wagon. Surprising that it's still running, given that this is Wisconsin where even 10 yr old cars suffer from the rust monster.

Well if I had an annoying-as-fuck cousin who kept pestering me to go bowling 24/7, I'd drink that guy under the table.

Yeah $26K for a car that only gets trotted out a few times a year for the local parades and such seems extremely excessive.

You could say the same of most of the older two door truckbased SUVs. Go take a look at what Ramchargers are going for on ebay....crazy. Also K5 Blazers to a lesser extent. $5K will get you a rusted-out mid 80s with an automatic and 200,000 miles.

Looks like a former Highway Department truck, judging by the non-stock orange paint and the plow mount? installation on the front bumper.

With loan terms like that, why wouldn't the dealer put a GPS on the car when they sold it? Makes sense and they can easily find it when shit hits the fan in a situation like this.

More like that's a BIG interest rate.