Any “Special Edition” vehicle that is little more than a tie-in to a TV show, movie, or videogame, and to squeeze more money out of you from both. Some of my personal favorites:

BUT BUT BUT MINE WAS THE ONLY ONE BUILT WITH THE 5-SPEED AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ON A TUESDAY IN MAY IN 2003 AT PRECISELY 2:53 PM

At some point it became more special to have a non-Eddie Bauer Explorer.

All hail the minivan, the perfect vehicle.

A CUV is a shittier version of a wagon. Taller, worse mpgs, can hold less stuff, etc. I get that wagons aren’t in fashion anymore, but they’re measurably better at most things than a CUV is. Every soccer mom driving around in an empty Escalade/Suburban/X7/Yukon/Grand Wagoneer really just needs a wagon.

actually looks really nice

Feels like this is the stop-gap between now and the 2035 emissions requirements that a large portion of the word is adopting. 

Admittedly, the Prettiest Prius ever is a very low bar, but yeah, I actually dig the looks of this thing.

The soda can thing works, I’ve done it.

The fact she's from Omaha and that's where Saul is as Gene is surely not an accident. 

I always thought she’d survive because the bond the writers have built between her and Jimmy is so strong. I just don’t think the Saul of BB is a character who is weighted down by the death of someone he loves so much. Especially as recently as it will be when the time lines connect.
I also don’t think she’ll go to…

the narrative will be that he died in some sort of drug business

I don’t understand why so many seem to view Howard as a dick.

God that final scene made me scream holy fuck so loud I think my neighbors heard me. And now we have to wait 6 weeks to see what happens next!

I’ve said before that this season had me starting to really feel for Howard.

At that price, I’m kind of going “I’d probably pay $20k just as a piece of garage decoration, so my neighbors can see it when I take out the trash cans.”

i voted NP. but i think if carmax or vroom or carvana would pay even $20k, the owner would have sold it to them and this ad wouldn’t exist.

There are only two types of Bentley to buy: A brand new one, or a very, very, old one.

Or to put it another way — If you can’t afford a new Bentley, you can’t afford a Bentley.

This may be one of those rare vehicles that’s voted down because it’s too inexpensive. Who knows what could go wrong on a Bentley this cheap, and who knows how much those repairs might cost?