You would be surprised how many units we move in late December that are gifts. Usually it’s Dads and Husbands making little Bella/Ethan a very happy kid or shutting up the wife for a week. But my favorite car as a gift story was in 2015.

Cool, let me just move to Europe.

If you think bronze age goat herders are a good source of morality, you need to get a better source of morality.

lol. check out this dork

Unfortunately my customers don’t have the luxury of maintaining just the engine and instead need to maintain the entirety of the vehicle that surrounds it.

Oh yeah ok, what makes you such an expert on fine luxury interiors?

*looks at username*

I withdraw my question.

I really wanted to like this bike and I truly do applaud HD for doing something new for once, but I cannot for the life of me see why anybody would buy this beyond having more money than sense.

There was Zero reason to mention it.

Here you go

If I’m getting a sportbike I’m going hard

Sounds like it was an excellent buy, then. Good job!

damn, beautiful.

I love it but when I look at the front all I can see is Dr. Finkelstein’s mouth.

I’m more of a lurker in these parts, but I had to chime in on this one. Currently on my 3rd Mazda 3 (I’ve had one in each generation), I can openly admit that I’m a Mazda fanboy who thinks Mazda can do no wrong. With that in mind, I can’t believe they downgraded the rear suspension to a torsion beam in this…

As a BMW Service Manager, hahahahahaha. “If.”

A car that isn’t in a crash costs nothing to repair.

These did not have AWD.

Not an EC145. It’s an Agusta AW109.

My first car, a 98 Wrangler, had a lot of quirks but one in particular stood out. Occasionally, without any rhyme or reason, the left turn signal would flash faster indicating a burned out bulb even though all the bulbs were working fine. Even after checking all the possible culprits, I only found one reliable way of…

Sell it in the U.S. as a Nissan but put replacement Alpine badges in every glovebox.