I always knew there was a reason I liked you ;)

I will admit, I’m a weirdo: I have dinner at my dining room table every night, even if I’m by myself.

In spite of what is covered, Nio’s future looks pretty decent and it has just as much a chance as Xpeng to succeed. Nio has the benefit of being a bit more affordable and has the opportunity to be profitable long term. 

It is shocking, right? Essentially since it’s a kit car, I’d think a Caterham would be like $15k Max plus engine. But 🤷🏻‍♂️

I fell that too few people sear the fat cap (although the prevalence of steak TikTok videos is changing that). The fatty side should liquify and get crunchy and the rest of the steak needs to cook in that deliciousness.

These things are everywhere and nowhere. Like they’re so prevalent and also so “CUV like” that if you’re not a car person, they blend right in. My gf and I had a game for about half a day where she’d message me every time she saw one, because she had claimed to never seen one in real life before (this was like a month…

The one pictured is a bit much, but I agree that the last good CRV was the last version (5th Gen? Like up to ‘05) that had the spare tire on the back. 

Today’s moment of “Holy Shit I’m OLD” is hearing that not only did the author not know about these bags, but that they were discontinued nearly *eleven years ago*. I would have sworn the Sun Chip horror bags were from like 2018. 

I think they’d be smart to slot it underneath the XT Touring (which, as I’m in the market for one, is an eye watering $42k MSRP or thereabouts with destination and delivery, $39.5 technically). So...let’s say $40k flat with destination so $38750 to put it above the Limited. 

I bought it at 112,000. And yes, I’d buy a high mileage F10 as long as it was inspected by my mechanic and had records. 

Yeah I had thought i knew everything there is to know about modern BMW, but this caught me off guard. Didn’t know there was a ActiveHybrid X6, and definitely not as far back as 2010. 

I drive a ten year old 5 series with 140k and it’s the best car I’ve ever had. Just depends if you’ve paid attention to its needs.

Well priced for that area. If you look past the craziness it’s METICULOUSLY kept up. Like everything appears perfect and that backyard bar is a couple grand, easy.

Yes but at that point, is that really cheaper than just putting a 3” LCD in the dash?

I can’t believe NA Miatas are commanding so much coin. Like two years ago they were half as much, and some beaters could be found for like $1500. 

Dude. I don’t want to argue but, like, are you from 1996 (edt: shit, up to like 2004?)? Cause that’s what it used to be like.

Honestly 17% in the late 90s for someone with no credit isn’t that bad of a shake. Props to you for knowing you could refinance and make a solid financial decision. 

Her experience is relevant because the question that was being asked was...about her experience. She answered the question, stated a you-have-to-read-between-the-lines opinion, and was trying her best to skirt around being sued. 

Glazed is just a gateway drug to cream filled 😆

When the average new car is $35k, that means the average used car is like $22.5k, which breaks down to...yep, $400/mth over five years. Doesn’t surprise me in the least.