Really the best part about buying winter tires is that you can justify summer tires in the warmer months.

My aunt and uncle bought a car for my grandma, an Impala, and while grateful for a free car she always talks about how much she misses her Buick.

Old enough that the IMS issue isn’t an issue and the top not working is fine as even when new you had to stop the top operation half way to do a little karate chop on the plastic rear window to make sure it didn’t fold improperly and crease. NP all the way.

I don’t know.  I know a couple rich guys who still have a hard time paying over $100k for a car and they can easily afford it.  

As a sheepdog owner I appreciate this content.

I don’t think it counts as running out of gas when the car literally coasted to a stop at a gas pump in the middle of no where, so I will submit the time I ran out of gas on the freeway, in a construction zone, with a big bag of the sticky icky, the proceeds from the sale of which would go toward putting fuel in the…

I don’t recall ever hearing a Chris Craft holding first for an entire city block.

Please don’t spoil our secret.

Can confirm.

As someone who lives along a major motorcycle touring route (Red Wing, MN) I feel your pain.

I didn’t want to vote CP as I’m one of the few people that actually like the Panamera, but I smell something fishy.

Probably redid the kitchen at some point and put the old cabinets in the garage rather than in the dumpster.

I would have recommended an Explorer Sport Trac.

Without the salvage issues I’d have voted NP at double the price, but alas...

Thanks, I hate it.

That’s the exact opposite setup to the one in our X5. Actual bar grip on the passenger side and armrest finger cup on the driver side. I think it’s to accommodate all the window buttons on the driver’s door.

Don’t forget the Eldorado ETC.

Ahhh yes.  The Irish Coffee.  Not to be confused with Bailey’s and coffee, which is what so many people thought they were ordering when I worked in a pub.

Neat car, but the seller is asking way too much for it.

It says something when food trucks are set up near the building to serve the crowds waiting for their loved ones who are stuck in line.