Thats called karma for all those times he didnt use the turn signals.

He might get 31k if it came with a pack of No Fear stickers and Big Johnson tee shirts.

I think they had some kind of unwritten agreement that wasn’t honored.

Just speculating but I think I know the deal. Thum had these two cars from before his marriage, but his divorce was nasty and he felt there would be a lot of scrutiny over the sale of these cars by the ex wife and her lawyer for legitimate or non-legitimate reasons.

Pic or it didn’t happen.  Lol.

This sort of thing has been brewing for a while.  That’s why Flyin Miata got out of the ecu game this year, and a lot of the Megasquirt stuff comes from overseas vendors.

“Hold my beer.”

Hey look, it’s a pic of the biggest douche on tv.

Same with Cobra’s. My dad told me a story about a Cobra that was 8k new and sat in the local showroom unsold for years because it was twice as much as a Vette. There is this idea that all the current super valuable classic cars were at some point affordable for the average person. The reality is they were owned by…

The saying "fuck you money" comes to mind.

You mean a "toxic environment "?

This is super super common at dealerships. Don’t ask don’t tell is standard procedure at most. A dealer never questions things if the salesperson is moving cars out the door. He was probably promising customers that they would be first in line for desirable cars, and for a fee maybe only have to pay retail.

Pull a guy for a few races and the team is out millions of dollars, possibly out of playoff contention (I think it’s at NASCAR’s discretion), and could end their career. A top guy like Harvick, or Kyle would be fine, but other more borderline guy’s rightfully should be terrified. If an NFL-NHL-NBA player has this…

I have a Mazda.  No problems here.  

Hem it worked for DT.  Why not run with it?

What’s worse for your family, defecting from North Korea, or saying the n word in the U.S.A.?

Yes.  Dealers that do this leave so much money on the table compared to scummy ones it very difficult to be competitive.   I believe the dealer quoted in this article is in this situation. 

I had some time in at a dealership. And personnel issues cover the whole dealer not just sales. But in the past you had the ability to kind of “put your time in” and move up to something better, less stressful better hours etc. But that just doesn’t happen anymore and it’s hard to keep people when they see this.  And…

A lot of boomers I know were the spoiled ones. Most had dream job opportunities and benefits that millennials would kill for.  Most worked 35 hours a week and are enjoying a nice pension.

Shouldn't this be in nice price or crack pope?