It solves their “under $60k” perception problem but makes it look like the 3LT package is ~$20k more at a glance since you just see a $5XXXX base price and a $7XXXX 3LT price. If they were just “honest” and said $60k, then $71 for a top trim level would seem less of a stretch.
To be fair, that is a problem limited to a very specific subset of the supercar niche. I drove my ‘17 R8 everywhere no matter the weather without a single issue. But, fair point, don’t point exhaust pipes in the direction of oncoming water.
Is it normal for to choose a show runner after most of the season has been filmed? I saw Frakes saying his episodes were in the can a couple weeks back and I guess I just assumed this was already a thing.
...or you can just hose down the car, put an ounce of car wash concentrate in a bucket, wipe it down, rinse and dry it...
When I saw the lead photo I thought how funny it would be to see a “how to check” article where it said, “Pry the cover off your hard drive and visually inspect the platters”
Soooo, not just a loose hose like that time my E30 stranded us? If any good comes of your story it’s that it takes a little bit of the sting away from not buying the E28 M5 I saw in Knoxville for $10k a couple years back. Real stories like this temper the idealized early 80s BMW ownership fantasy in my head.
God, I miss mine. On my death bed it will probably be at the top of my “I shouldn’t have sold that car” list. Mine was black. Luckily anyone in the market has an easy time finding the “right” one, because the only option was iPod integration, which can be added after the fact, so you only have to consider paint…
My biggest question is how long ago was this review recorded? They haven’t made a S63 Coupe with a 5.5-liter or that old dash screen with the bezels for three years. The current (soon to be discontinued) S63 has an all glass dual screen and a more powerful 4.0 liter-V8.
Think it was $480 for all the parts. Good rule of thumb is $0.10 per piece, this came out just under that. I justify Lego purchases in that they hold their value REALLY well. Out of print kits usually only go up from their original retail price, even opened. Parts similarly hold their value pretty well.
Heads up to anyone that cares but the Razer Deathadder Elite is based on the Intellimouse Explorer 3.0 if you want that form factor in a gaming mouse.
It’s telling that her reaction to finding out she isn’t the lone descendant of her family isn’t to embrace her nephew but to point out he’s the one person that can challenge her goal of ruling the seven kingdoms...