People never believe what it was like to own one of the first PT cruisers. It was one of the first ones sold by our dealership, and the first one sold at actual sticker and not above, because they were selling WELL above sticker, with a waiting list. at the time.

Honestly, if it wasn’t for the stance bit, I’d like the style.

I like them too, they would look good if they were at a proper angle.

Rice was so much better before stance became a thing.

Don’t let Oregon see this or they will try to add a special attendant at each station whose job it is to fill the tanks.

Given the state of the vehicles I see every time I go into Michigan, I’d beg to differ. Or do manufactures simply unload the scratch and dent models in their home state?

I’m genuinely asking this, in case it comes off the wrong way in text:

All of those things you listed can easily turn someone into an entitled dick instead of a guy who is genuinely nice and cool.

RIP original title and tweet. Didn’t even make it 5 minutes.

Not just no but hell no.

GOOD NEWS!

Wow.

The autobot badges are screen accurate.

It takes the right shades of green to tickle my fancy. The wrong shades of green are the worst color on a car in my eyes.

In it’s next listing

At 220,000, VERY hard, somewhat neglectful miles put on by my daughter’s mom, my HHR is still kicking. Granted it’s probably going to be replaced soon, but it’s given us relatively little trouble. Well. I say relatively. It’s ate 2 starters and a catalytic converter outside of what I’d consider normal wear items like…

What’s really odd about the whole Wheeler Dealers thing is that the new show, if anything, features MORE of the wrenching we loved it for, not less.

Indeed. There are plenty of charities that will gladly take those cars off his hands and auction them.

Honestly, I’d like to see this list go to #100.

Honestly, I’d like to see this list go to #100.

Do I want the rubicon or sahara?