Bullshit. Texans love anything that says Texas on it. They have minivans called “Texas Edition” and other assorted garbage. Every car here needs a Texas reference, or else they make you move to Oklahoma.
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The flat brim was strong with that young padwan.
Bingo!
Way cool! 0-60 in 2.6s is insanity. 30 years ago is even more insanity.
1G4GJ1172HP for life, homes
Dont break the law and you wont have anything to worry about.
Wanting police to behave themselves does not equal “anti-police”. And way to call people out who call the police for help. What a bunch of idiots, right? What do they expect? Competence? Service?
Well said. I wish that system existed, because there are criminals, and that fact probably demands a system, just not ours.
4Runner limited wheels in Denver. I was parked in my work lot while I was away working in AK. Insurance covered it, minus my premium.
“Most of these buyers don’t care too much about the COST” never said value doesn’t matter. Just said the value is added by the badge, exactly what you described “do have a soft spot for Porsche”. Good luck with choosing between the CX-9 or Macan.
Just Google “wrongful conviction” to give yourself a quick dose of facts.
What the fuck are you saying? Do you honestly believe that you haven’t ever gotten in serious trouble because of your personal actions, or can you grasp the FACT that anyone, no matter how well they behave, can get wrapped up in the system, through no fault of their own.
Not my cup of tea, but everyone commenting on the price/value understands that the buyers of these don’t care too much about the cost, right? Not cross-shopping the CX-5, right? Not ever going to buy a used car, right? This is a focus-group derived home run. A serious cash cow with no direct competition, simply…
It’s not if you’ll crash, but when.
David, maybe get a spreadsheet of location and contact info, for offline use? I will be in Odessa, TX for work, otherwise I’d step up and pitch in.
So I have to share my “Brake Checking” story.
Oh, I definitely agree that an earthquake in Japan will happen again. I was just comparing that statement to the phrase that motorcyclists always hear/say, “Not if, but when” referencing a crash. There was a Lanesplitter article telling everyone to stop using that phrase.