When the owner tries to sell the car and can’t even be bothered to clean up the interior—the easiest step possible—it’s an instant no-go for me.
When the owner tries to sell the car and can’t even be bothered to clean up the interior—the easiest step possible—it’s an instant no-go for me.
A large percentage of full-size truck owners don’t need trucks that big, or even a truck at all for that matter. But once it became “fashionable” to have a truck as a daily driver and primary family vehicle for some reason? Four doors became an absolutely necessity.
That Netflix production was a speculative docuseries, made in the same vein as Ancient Aliens and the countless “Did Hitler Survive?” shows on The History Channel.
So far, nothing conclusive has ever been found in the search for the missing plane.
Of all people you should be happy. This car went from concept to production in only two years.
Am I the only one who thinks the design looks a little clumsy somehow? I can’t put my finger on it, but... is the top of this car too narrow and too tall? I just get weird vibes from this thing on the outside.
The cop probably thought it was one of these:
Make up your minds! You’re mad when police shoot and you’re mad when they don’t!
The fact that the rest of the colors offered this year were also denoted as “Prowler” colors — Prowler Black, Prowler Yellow, and Prowler Silver Metallic — does not diminish this fact.
The least-surprising opinion in this thread.
That last paragraph seems to directly conflict with the title.
It’s an interesting, extremely rare survivor that you’d never see on the road these days, and in this condition. For less than $10k? Why the hell not. NP.
If I can’t put a 4x8 sheet of plywood in the bed and close the tailgate, it’t a toy not a truck.
As with most people, I prefer my E30s with the tin tops. The convertibles are weirdly uninteresting..
It beats the junk 737 Max Boeing tried to replace it with.
No, because marketing a product is necessary to make the public aware of its existence, and to blanketly call all marketing “cringe” usually just comes from people who feel like they’re being “brainwashed” or “lied to” by every commercial, billboard or magazine ad.
Absolutely nobody cares, but those are 1979-1980 Pinto hubcaps.
20 years from now, today’s marketing material will also be cringe.
All marketing material is cringy and always has been.
From awkward uses of slang from the time to club references, Ford tried a bit too hard in attempting to appeal to young people with the Focus.