Maybe I am being “that guy” but the headline reads “can’t sell below invoice” and the article says “won’t sell below invoice”. Very different meanings.

Holy cow I can’t stop laughing at this! 

They are not stock on any Jeep I have seen. Maybe pre-1970 or something. I do think they look great.

I always thought the Africa was cool.

All the Stars!

I have an Ecoboost F-150. Fun truck but it sounds like a sewing machine.

I can’t bring myself to like that car. I will take a regular I-6 2-door 3 series of that generation 10 out of 10 times. Even the “e” or eta or whatever they were.

Interweb says 79 to 82 but I thought I I-6 was available later in the 80s. Shows how much I know.

This is awesome. I stumbled across it last night on Youtube. I don’t have an unnatural hatred of Hummers but never cared for the H2. This is just hilarious.

Just have the owner of the dealership franchise conduct the ride-along. Eliminate exposure to their employees and a great motivational tool to show that they “are in this with us”.

I don’t think I have ever seen a pet restraint in a vehicle. Pisses me off when I see dogs in the bed of a pickup truck, but it wouldn’t be much better for the dog inside.

They could have taken the plastic “Corvette” covers off and it would be fine. Toss those along with the headlights and I would throw my imaginary $170k at it today.

It is sad when the first 3 come across as a disappointment.

CotD....for me anyway.

I think this only applies to sports cars or GT cars like Porsche 911 or Corvette. Most normal cars with the larger wheel and tire sizes have the same brake components regardless of the wheel and tire size.

The Ridgeline and the 2.7L ecoboost F-150 get about the same fuel economy. The F-150 is larger but I would argue that it is more comfortable. Reliability..umm, next question please.

I hate the machined surface of many OEM wheels these days.

I had to scroll too far to see this suggestion...

I “thought” I remembered that financial institutions could raise your rate based on activity with other institutions. Seems that has been banned. 

I wonder how many of the “new” loans have interest rate increases for delinquencies or major drops in credit score? The buyer gets shafted all around.