1st Gear: I think it has little to do with Millennials not wanting what their parents have and more having to do with the fact that there aren’t a whole lot of Millennials that have $40K burning a hole in their pocket for a weekend toy.

THERE ARE TENS OF THEM!

Umlaut is needed for that:
Isuzu P’üp

• “Four doors would be ideal”
  

X=51,300. Why the algebra?

Hooray! Now, Cadillac, if you’re listening, you can become The Standard Of The World with this simple three-step plan:

Wrenching because you want to is fun. Wrenching because you need to sucks.

This. For the love of god, this.

It should also be noted that the less rusty the vehicle the more fun the wrenching is. Rusty fasteners will fight you every step of the way and turn a two hour job into a two day job.

There is very few things that rival the satisfaction of resurrecting a vehicle from the dead.

Put ‘em on a figure-8 track with a jump in the middle. I’d watch.

Just out exploring Austin and happened upon this

2006 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT.

Yo dawg...I heard you like shopping for car buyers who shop for cars.

That article appears to say you need to shop around to find the best professional car buyer.

Huh. I feel like “me too - Acura” sums them up in so many ways.

The challenger may be ancient but it still looks damn good especially compared to this.

Honestly I think the biggest problem is the styling. It looked cool in Transformers, but the model we got in reality just looked slab-sided and too big. The new one is a slight improvement but the overall shape just looks boring to me. I can’t put my finger on why, but it just looks kind of cheap and plastic-y. The…

Seems like you would need an entire hand to write anything.

Yeah, I think most of us reading this, who actually ride, are thinking about the same thing. If you are going to do a rental service, it would make more sense to buy a bunch of low cost used bikes and have a stable of those you rent out. They are so cheap on the used market, that it couldn’t be that much of a…