Why can’t you sell it to someone out of state? My state does not give two craps whether the car is/was/can be registered in California, so long as the seller has a title in their hand. 

I don’t live in Cali so idc about whatever CARB means. Although buying a tuned project is usually dumb, this seems well sorted and well documented. Needs a little work and is a little dirty but not too bad. Priced in the middle-lower range for its age and miles. NP, I’d take the risk. 

Everyone has their own reason for imbibing.  In my case, it’s abject boredom and loneliness. There’s nothing to distract me from the serotonin hit because…well, there’s nothing to distract me from the serotonin hit. 

No tips to counteract the soul crushing boredom that comes from not having anything that boosts your serotonin as much as that first drink?  Lame.  

There’s no photos of the frame, so that would make the major difference of course. The body rust doesn’t look that bad overall. Plus it’s a BOF truck; if the rust is too bad, just try to source a new panel from Arizona. 

All of the ND votes seem to be ignoring what the going rate for early 90s Broncos is right now. Buy for $6500 (you can probably talk him down to less), rehab it, sell for a profit or just have a cool truck. It’s rough but not THAT rough considering what they’re now worth. NP from me.  

To be fair, Warren Buffet has routinely…idk if bragged is the right word, but proudly mentioned…his yearly tax bill. It’s still pathetically small compared to his net worth (something like $20m a year? Haven’t checked in a while) but still more than the rate of $0 that many billionaires pay. 

I feel that the article didn’t do enough to state that the Carnival was significantly larger, since it goes on and on comparing the two. 

The Carnival has worse numbers than the Telluride (by 1mpg or so). That’s wild. 

I was just thinking this. I can still easily hear a Tesla driving past me because of the tire noise. If the tires are silent, well…might be bad news for squirrels and pedestrians. 

Are there any solutions for those of us who get serious motion sickness from 1st person games? I miss playing, but even five minutes makes me want to throw up. 

Cayennes kinda fit into the same category as Discoveries and in some fashion Lexus GX and LXs. They’re really excellently capable off-roaders and are a pretty good metric of how to mix luxury with ability. Their first buyers tend to be the “look at me!” people (and suburbanites who want to show off at soccer practice)…

Without getting too political, the total lack of empathy displayed by most people in public but especially online. Moreover, the overall aggressiveness that has become the norm for most people. Can’t we chill and give peace a chance?

For sure. There’s so many better preowned small-crossover options for $15k, even in todays market.

Perhaps, but when you NEED a car (old one is irreparable, lease is up, crash, etc), waiting is a difficult proposition. Do you buy something you don’t really want at today’s inflated prices and risk losing a lot in a few years when you sell? Do you try to cough up $4k for that new engine on a car worth less than that,…

Is the 2CV some type of collectible in France, like, say, an old Bronco would be in the USA? I was under the impression that preowned cars in Europe were practically free because they were so undesirable.  Or is that just England?

I had originally thought that the price was a typo and should really be $1,650. Apparently not.

Anecdotal evidence, but I live in just a mid-level suburb of Philly but I’ve already seen half a dozen of these in my neighborhood. I think they’ll be more popular than most commenters around here think; the Jeep will appeal to people who’d never buy a GLS or X7. 

Scary because even if I showed up a Bob Jones Ford with $50k in cash in my fist (or the ability to finance it with great credit so they get a finance kickback), they may not sell me a car because I want to keep my busted old ride.

Hopefully that’s a stock photo from a decade ago 😆