A new one would be about 35k I believe

How about a TVR? Honestly, I don’t know much about them and hear some are terrible, but every time I would see one on British Top Gear I’d think THAT’S the car I’ve been looking for, a kind of supersized Miata or European take on a Fox Body Mustang.

Peugeot 306 GTI-6. I know, not an import fav but I love them.

Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution.

Part of a private collection? I admit, I’m intrigued. Not about the Lumina but about the remaining contents of this private collection and who they belonged to. I picture Joe Dirt winning Powerball and going on a buying spree.

They are quite pretty.

How about we have a live broadcast with Geraldo Rivera spending two hours talking about the history of the crate, speculating about what might be in the crate and how exactly the crate is going to be opened, and then the last five minutes standing in front of an empty crate apologizing for wasting everyone’s time.

I hate to say it, but the low mileage and desert (presumably rust free) life, combined with the enthusiast market for these...

This is stupid and pointless. Y’all have to stop writing these bad filler pieces that don’t say anything at all.

Do you really believe nobody orders Domino’s in the day? That only drunk/stoned people order it late at night? Because that’s what the article says.

You could literally write this same tripe about any food.…

I don’t know what it is, but something has clearly changed behind the scenes at GMG in the recent past.

First time ever getting high, huh?

I feel dumber for having read this article.

Red Bull costs you wiiiiiiings!

“I can no longer support the world’s most milquetoast party that does barely anything because it’s too divisive. Instead I’ll be joining the literal domestic terrorism murder Handmaid’s Tale party”

That’d be shitty, and certainly would go over Mitt’s head.

Controversial take: You need a different dog. I suggest this one. 

Here’s a long story - let’s say you work a job making the magical $15/hr “living wage”. You live in a semi-rural area and have a 10-minute commute. Maybe you’re extremely lucky and can borrow a vehicle or carpool. You still have to cover basic expenses - $900/mo. rent, utilities, etc. So you’re making about $2,200/mo.…

Lol, yeah, that’s the root cause. It has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that inflation and wages have literally moved to separate countries.

Teaching the basics of money does nothing to help people who are desperate. They are poor, they aren’t fucking stupid. Most of them know what’s up, but they don’t feel they have a choice. They are grasping at straws with the hope that somehow they can pay it off in time. Allowing people to prey on that desperation is…