David Freiburger has a 97 2500 with the V10 and a manual.  Special order maybe?

Current Hertz employee here. Contrary to popular belief these are probably the best taken care of used rentals you can buy. Unless something went really wrong at some point, these aren’t getting into the hands of the weekend traveler who reserved a Yaris, they’re being rented by people who actually are willing to fork…

I dream of buying a farm. Doesn’t need to be big by modern farming standards. I just want a field full of heavy equipment to play with and a private rallycross track along with a barn to store and work on fun stuff.

This one has the S package, so a little more money is warranted. But maybe not $10k.

Except it’s overpriced by over $10k. You can get a year newer car with similar mileage for mid 30s, not mid 40s. CP all day.

Voted CP based on engine then watched some videos of the v6's exhaust note and changed to NP

Pa has allowed “dealer service centers” to remain open, only problem is that there is no work. Out of let's say 7 dealers in my pa town, Only 1 is open for service, and he is a dick.

This is a tough one, as Porschebago states, a dealership initially appears to not be a necessity.

I don’t think it’s even a “tough one”. No one could argue with a straight face that a car is not an essential object. And a car dealership is the only place one can get a car. Liquor stores are open for christs sake.

too bad the All-Track wasn’t available in a diesel.. (thanks Dieselgate!)

This. I went and drove a brand new one with a manual. It was slow and boring. Bought a used 328 xdrive wagon instead.

nice

Fun fact: the bolt pattern for those SHOs are the same as the Transit Connect.

Being unfamiliar with prices on the AMG GT, that kind of discount for 7,500 miles seems like it should be a good deal. Then I looked at comps. There are too many options with similar mileage for ~$10k less to consider this a good price.

F it. I’m buying one to mount on the back of my car for the idiots with their high-beams on.

This thing is probably going to be too large. Probably the same reason not to use VW’s which they also have a tie up with.

...why aren’t they using the Mach-E underpinnings? I’m confused.

Is anyone else worried that Ford’s involvement could ruin Rivian? Not necessarily financially, but in terms of innovation and exciting/differnt EV’s?

Where does the bottom half of the spare tire go?