One that is available for $2,999 down and monthly lease payments of $599 with a max of 10,000 miles a year, but because I'm such a nice guy I'll throw in the floor mats, under-body protection, and our super-secret interior protection package for $499 $750! Hurry! This offer is only good for the next 7.5 minutes!
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Huzzah!
1. If they don't give a shit about ripping off other country's IP, then they can't demand respect.
3rd Gear:
Tesla should have just offered to shuttle people back and forth from the Rascal dealer to McDonald's. That would've been cheaper.
I mean, think about it — of course a Corvette museum is going to fake a giant sinkhole to swallow up a bunch of its cars. It makes total sense when you look at the big plan: first they get us to believe a sinkhole is swallowing Corvettes, which sets the public up to both sympathetically think of Government Motors and…
Navistar dabbled with it too in their diesel engines in the early 2000s.
Very true, and I don't doubt that the video is edited to make it seem like all fun and games.
You mean to tell me these guys spent a good portion of the Winter driving hooning around in the snow in brand new trucks on Ford's dime while collecting a salary in the name of 'testing'?
There should be something to show you next week
I wonder what's on Autoblog...
You must not be using it correctly, then. ;)
To each his own, I guess. If I had $52k to spend on a truck, I'd be too worried that I'd scratch or dent it by using it as...well, a truck.
Is it bad that I just plain don't care?
Guess the owner must have had too much smugness to fit in a standard Prius.
The sedan is the least expensive option because it comes in the base trim (S) whereas the hatch does not. If you compare the mid-trim of sedan and the base trim of the hatchback (both called the SE), the hatch is only more expensive by $500 rather than $1815, which is not bad at all for the extra versatility.