is it just me or do you guys see a little bit of Chevy Silverado and Hyundai SUV mixed into the headlight area.

The Mitsubishi Lancer Engelbert Humperdinck EVO

So, one station.

Wanna bet? Roasting the clutch can absolutely cause damage, and the video clearly documents that happening.

Sood is having another shop check out the vehicle, right? If the shop determines that the wear and tear is abnormal for 8.8k miles, then Jersey City should pay.

History is something that happens, evidently, to other people.

Um, the clutch that they burned?

You have I-10 and I-20 swapped.  I-20 merges with I-10 about 170 miles east of El Paso and continues on to Dallas.  I-10 goes to SA and then Houston.

I am completely unsurprised... and very thankful that dashcams didn’t exist 25 years ago when I was working in a service station. And that’s all I’ll say about the techs’ behavior.

I thought it would be wasted money. Then my tape deck died in the company vehicle as I was driving through the desert and all I could get on the radio was Christian radio and Conspiracy radio.  

Oh it’s still more exciting than I-10 from El Paso to Dallas and vice-versa. A 10 hour drive that felt like weeks, even at 85mph.

I want to hate things like this so badly, but I saw one on the road recently and it looks the business. To read that it drives pretty well too?

I dunno, the “You’re going to hell, sinner” type billboards in the deep south are pretty bad.

No worries: The Gatorade keeps you hydrated from all the reliability-related flop sweat.

This is exactly why I voted CP. No real reasoning in the Ad leads me to believe bad things are afoot. If it was a lease buyout or moving or anything it would be a bit more credible. But who willingly takes a $17k hit on depreciation in 2 years and 6k miles without some lurking reason?

100% agree. 6k miles because it was in the shop all the time? Taking an $18,000 bath, or $3/mile of depreciation just for fun? Something is wrong here.

It’s got extremely low miles because it’s only been driven to the dealership and back.

I like V8s and making fun of die-hard eco activists as much as the next guy, but man, outright denial of climate change just makes you look like a dumbass.

Owner decided it was actually too reliable and wanted to step up to a Range Rover.

Maybe it’s just me being paranoid, but I always hesitate when I see a car that’s only a couple of years old, with extremely low miles, up for sale. Especially a car with a history of gremlins. Did the owner experience these issues already and is just ready to move on? This a tin foil hat CP for me.