or Ram 1500 that is rolling coal.

In the context of the movie:

I don’t understand the second one. 

For the association:

I thought it handled GREAT!

So which YouTuber is going to buy the wreckage and get it back on the road again?

Here’s hoping the pilot pulls through, and those on the ground also get the follow up health, mental as well as physical, they need. Hell of a thing.

Everyone knows that you have to caulk the wagon first.

Parts availability is still a significant contributing factor. Not knowing when the parts will show up (if ever) has insurers taking the path of totalling an otherwise repairable vehicle because they dont want the risk of having to pay for a rental for a potentially very long time.

Worst falling overboard from a cruise ship.

“The (brand new) Camry interior actually fell apart on us while we were evaluating it. Like...parts that shouldn’t fall off came off in our hands while just doing tactile evaluation on the awful hard plastic the dash was made up of.”

The idle and run time on the motor have to be huge. 39K miles on the tarmac where the speed limit is 20 mph max.

A true airport shuttle has at least 3 pairs of doors like the old station wagon conversions.  A Cayenne stretch would pique my interest,  this is meh. 

I dont have any serious regrets myself, but one of my dad’s swaps pains me to this day. When the gas crisit hit in the early 70's - he went from a 1969 Chevelle SS to a Vega wagon.

I think I know what you meant but this stopped my uncaffeinated brain dead in it’s tracks:

Nah instead of not having a $1000/mo car payment I have a $1000/mo grocery bill.

Most RVs are built in and around Elkhart Indiana and there are a lot of Amish employed by these manufacturers. There are also a lot of non Amish there and both segments build them to the quality standards the manufacturer will accept.

But don’t buy one without having it inspected.  The very reason why you said buy used is the very reason why you should have an independent inspector look at the thing.  We looked at more than one that looked good initially but were found to have bandaids over hidden gunshot wounds.