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450?!? I just got mine for 240.

funniest thing i’ve read all day. thanks.

“To solve the quandary, GM used new problem-solving methodology across departments to figure out how to produce more of the special wheels for the Escalades, some with sticker prices topping $90,000.”Cool story bro. Seems like every supplier constraint issue that everyone has faced ever.

“Take this Kia Sportage, for example; it doesn’t suck!”

I don’t care about all the military crap. Please stop reposting every time theres a video of a plane flying or a tank shooting a missile. I’m here for car stuff.

I’d take it in and get looked at. My dad has a 15 Ram and it will freeze you out.

“Full-time 4WD with a two-speed transfer case (low range), as you probably knew.

This can’t possibly be better than your old job! Come back!

That’s called match mounting. It’s definitely something that’s done from the factory and should be done by tire installers (though I’m sure a lot don’t do it). That’s the reason all new tires and new wheels have a paint mark or sticker on it. Tires aren’t as round as everyone thinks they are. I would suggest doing…

Technically it didn’t become a problem when they were underwater. People go bankrupt all the time. People end up owing more on their cars and when they trade it in they have to pay or default. The housing crisis was a problem due to the packaging of lots and lots of these VERY risky loans and selling them to everyone…

paying cash isn’t the best answer either. With rates as low as they are it’s almost free money. With a 2% loan from a credit union you would only pay 1500 on a 5 years loan for $28k. You could invest that money (which is the best answer) and earn more than 2% likely or you could keep that money as an emergency fund…

This. Yes. Like 100xoff