Once lease returns hit dealer lots these will go for $12k used, $14k with certified warranty.  Bet on it. 

 you blind

I get it—I hate the show (actually the culture that popularized it), but fwiw I met Scheana, Tom, Jax, and Kate about 4-5 years ago at a bar where they were raising $$ for some charity or a friend who had medical bills. No cameras were around, and those motherfuckers couldn’t have been nicer. At that point they were…

California needs to come up with some dirt on Biden’s son, then the EPA will leave them alone.

2015 or 2016 Lexus GS350 AWD.  Excellent reliability, should hold value relatively well, fun to drive and can fit a couple car seats. 

Plenty of new Corollas have 16" wheels.

I had a Q50 with the turbo 6 as a rental (no idea why Hertz had one), that fucker could scoot. The steering was numb, and the infotainment system was buggy, but it was fun to thrash for a day.

The listing linked in the article notes it is a 4x4

Like it or not, North Americans want trucks and SUVs.  That’s what the market has been saying, so that’s what they’ll sell here. 

1. You can find a used Leaf for well under $20k.

If you count numbers after the decimal it’s possible. Could see one going for $1,000.00 if the right buyer came along.

Why haven’t they added apple carplay or android auto? How does it compare to the new accord?

In the author’s defense, your expectations were ridiculous.

Years later I’m still fucking pissed at that bait & switch.

Good car but I can’t get past those ugly wheels. Shame, because the ones you can get with the Accord “sport” are really good looking.

I wouldn’t include Idaho.

Agreed, so long as you have good tires and know how to drive in those conditions. I was able to get through several NW Wyoming winters with a 2wd pickup+snow tires+weight over the rear axle.

But the Jag will depreciate like a stone. Pick it up in 3 years and save yourself a fortune.

I remember when I saw the H2 SUT back in 2006 and thought “this shit can’t last”. Then ‘08 happened and brought things back to reality.