All I know is you MUST GET THE GLASS/TIRE INSURANCE. Half the cars rented in Iceland have a puncture or broken glass due to the volcanic rock covering the island. Your credit card insurance probably won’t cover it either.

Nobody bought it. Look at the Chevy SS

There is something admirable about someone making the sound financial decision of a Versa. A Versa starts at $12k. You can get them for even less and Nissan will finance anyone with a pulse for these things. It’s extremely hard to find yourself over-extended on one of these, even if you finance it for 72 months. They’r…

You're right. It is a hatchback and the Model X is a minivan. But don't you dare call a spade a spade! 

I highly doubt it’s Ford. The vast majority of those mustangs are registered in the US. The F series is sold almost exclusively in US and Canada, with some small sales in Mexico (due to the high cost of the truck and much cheaper alternatives in that market). And global market Fords are usually produced in their home…

Let's also add the fact that car models are becoming increasingly expensive. You used to get a Toyota Highlander or Explorer for well under $30k in their previous generations. Both cars grew substantially and became more expensive, even when adjusting for inflation. And nobody wants to move down a class of vehicles 

Buy the same TV for the same price at Costco with a 2 year warranty

Buy the same TV for the same price at Costco with a 2 year warranty

They’ve been doing this M button on the steering wheel since the e60 M5 in 2006. There’s 2 now. One for commuting and one for sporting. I don’t what the problem is.

Oh this is a very good option. It fits all his criteria, except the third row.

Frankly I’m not petty enough to care if my architect/realtor/etc has a nicer car than mine. I DO care if the architect has good taste. To me, that’s really important. A Volvo is what I want my architect to drive. It’s stylish and restrained - like I want my home to be.

You can’t even buy a decent 5 year old SUV for that price. On Autotrader, there are many Journeys for ~$13k. Brand New. Some even have options, like the second Journey below with a touchscreen stereo, alloy wheels and leather steering wheel... for $13k!

A 5 year old Journey is cheap because they’re falling apart by that point. The interior and suspension have some truly appalling durability. They’re the most popular Uber XL in my area because they’re so cheap. The suspensions clunk and groin over bumps. Even the leather seats are degraded by that point. It's a…

It makes sense. Nobody is buying a Mitsubishi for the experience. They’re buying a Mitsubishi because they have no other options. With an abysmal credit score and no down payment saved, they can’t finance a used car, except at a predatory buy-here-pay-here lot.

I agree. The aftermarket will have one of those ready in about 2 months after launch, if TRD doesn't release their own. 

99% of new offroad vehicles never leave the pavement. Whether its a Raptor, TRD Pro 4Runner, or lifted Wrangler, it spends most of its life on pavement. That is until owner #3 buys it with 120k+ miles and doesn’t give a shit about the precious resell value. Then it MIGHT see some action. Maybe.

This guy got what he deserved. But in some places, people will do this with a perfectly legal zipper merge. I remember living in Indiana where people merge a mile before a lane ends. If you try to drive up to the merge point, someone will inevitably pull out across your lane to block you.

For a 2008 535i, 230k miles is a miracle. For a 1991, it's reasonable. 

Very good price. For any running car. Let alone a clean and desirable one. Yeah it needs a paint job to be a show car, but you're not buying it to be a show car. You're buying it to drive it. NP

It's sold with a manual in Europe. Just source those parts. This should be very simple 

Agreed. I think Toyota realized their cars are being largely panned for poor design. But their trucks are always praised for their rugges handsomeness