Why is is that EVERY time I just want to poke around and browse, The salespeople won’t leave me alone, but when I actually need help, or want to give them my money, they are nowhere to be found??
Why is is that EVERY time I just want to poke around and browse, The salespeople won’t leave me alone, but when I actually need help, or want to give them my money, they are nowhere to be found??
I totally agree that I need to just see a tiny part of my car to give some context to the image in the mirror.
I was suspicious of that as well. Red flag.
I’ve driven my girlfriend’s Audi 20 times, and still haven’t figured out how to change the radio station.
That’s a lot of money, but those seat belts are an automatic deal-killer. I’ve had a few near-death experiences.
Maybe not the saddest, but definitely the strangest. I was on a road trip to our nation’s capital and a seized idler pulley started to shred the belt of my 1998 Mustang. It was a bad part of DC. This was pre-smart phones, so it was fruitless calling my mom, who was barely computer literate, to direct me to an auto…
The Adam Carolla Project
I wear a pair of insulated bib overalls that are extremely easy to get on and off.
I’m surprised kanuter valve wasn’t on the list.
My first car was a 1983 Camaro Berlinetta. The radio would shut off when I pulled the parking brake.
I drove 2 hours to a dealer last weekend, and they wanted NINE Thousand more than they were advertising on two cars their website. They did say there was “Some wiggle room.” I would never do business with a company like that.
That’s definitely going to be my new desktop background.
Maybe the guy just has some strange fetish of girls throwing dildos at him.
I bought two new, a 1998 and a 2007. I loved them and put 200,000 miles on both of them without any major issues. I would have loved a V8, but the insurance bump is pretty significant.
La Cheeserie
Mercedes may be a “luxury” brand in the US, but hey market econoboxes in a lot of other markets. (And cargo vans here)
I agree. I hate the people with the “26.2" stickers on their car. If you like running so much, why are you driving?