He notes that the bed liner covers the hole and that it doesn’t affect body rigidity at all.

I really, really want to NP this cool car. But the slushbox kills it. CP. Damn it. 

Act quickly as this BMW M3 will only be available for a short period of time before it goes to the auction.

Maybe it’s just me, but when I see mis-matched tires on a car I immediately pass on it. For most vehicles they aren’t that expensive to replace all four at the same time.  It makes me wonder what else they did on the cheap. CP.

This reminds me of the high speed chases you see on TV.  No obstructions, the lemon speeds up. Obstacles ahead, lemon slows down and maneuvers around it.  The only thing missing is a bunch of cops swarming around it when it stopped.  

The front end of these looks odd to me. It was that way when new, and still holds true 26 years later. Very low miles though.  Slight CP for me. 

“After speaking with John, I’m confident that his comments, while inappropriate, do not reflect his personal beliefs or values,”

I’m in the Chicago burbs and it’s like goddamed Beirut out there all week. My poor dog probably thinks it’s the end of the world. 

Quoting the NADA price in your ad is just another way of saying “I know what I have.” CP on this one. 

Yikes. 

The Magary dance is one of the all-time greats. Good luck wherever the next step takes you!

This one fought the good fight, but broke down in front of my house. I got my packages though! Driver didn’t seem too bummed.

Just like a boat, this car is a hole that you can keep throwing your money down. CP all day long. 

I’ll NP it because it has a cassette player which will allow me to resurrect my old mix tapes. 

Kumusta!

I think there are people out there who vote NP every day regardless of the car just to thwart the 100% CP result. By the way, this hunk of crap limo is a CP from me.

I just got rid of some godawful GY Forteras. Michelins are far superior. Goodyear can eat a bag of dicks. 

Goodyear shareholder? 

Man I sure could go for some tocino and pancit.

But would you want a car built in a messy factory, by a company still figuring out how to make its products, by both robots and people that are past their breaking points?