You ever know anyone who buys cars w/o test driving one? That’s your target audience.

You wonder, do you? Let me answer that for you. NO.

Come on, my man. The biggest danger is most definitely not the fireworks going off in your car. Here in Minnesota we can smoke weed, but we can’t buy fireworks. We even passed a law saying we could, but the Gov vetoed it (because LEO was complaining, and asking for more favors). I’ve been driving into South Dakota or…

There are a LOT of people out there that make very little money. Plus, you are on Jalopnik, and want people to buy sensible cars? What kind of car do you own?

If you think they have 15 right now, I’ve to a bridge to sell you.

Boomers are not all conservative, you dope. Ageism is bigotry, too.

You think $35k for a bare bones truck is a good price? The trucks on the lot likely start in the mid $40s. These days the only way you get that price is to buy them twenty at a time. Full size trucks have full size prices.

Single cab Taco will last forever.

Tacomas are less money, more reliable, do the job, and are not so ugly.

Such an elitist article. There are a whole lot of people in this country who would give their left testicle for that house. It is not ugly. It looks a lot nicer than the houses I grew up in, or stayed in most of my life.

Welcome to corporate America, where the rich get richer, and the rest of us pretend to live in the best place in the world.

They call this naval gazing, you know.

OTW to the dents and dings bin, I’m sure. I bought a new CT. Not a repaired one.

It’s not because he don’t give LEO enough power. They have more power now than they have had in decades, maybe ever.

That description of the doppler effect I’ve ever heard. I think he is just pulling stuff out of a dark place.

Old school simple to fix. Nice price.

“Their lack of responsibility should not affect someone else’s freedom to use public spaces.”

I purchased my 2011 Tacoma in 2014, with one month of warranty left on the original 3 year. Within the first week the rear differential went out. I took it in, got fixed on warranty (no questions asked). Haven’t had an issue since.

Fits those groceries just fine, my man.

You got a lot wrong here. First, what you are showing (an underground sensor, near the stop line) is the exception, not the rule. Underground sensors went out in the 1980s. And when they were common, it more common for people to pull PAST the line, and thus miss the sensor, which is normally not on the line (like your…