You’re more than welcome to move to a gun free nation where there are never murders. Please tell me which nation that is again?

I totally agree, fuck Bernie Sanders, that gun nut should drop dead

I had a great scammer when selling my wifes (girlfriend at the time) VW Polo when we were moving from New Zealand to Australia. A guy emailed me saying he was very interested in our car, he had cash, but wanted to ship it to Antarctica as he was there working.

One easy payment!

OR, OR, you could not raise a self-absorbed, entitled shit head.

I am only limited to one star for you..G******it..This so much..Too many people blame today’s kids for the way they act when truth be told, it is the parents sole fault for raising such shitheads with no respect for anything.

Another for the bank. Make sure it’s your bank (as the seller) because most banks will do the notary work on the title right there if you’re depositing the money with them.

Cool fact, if you feed them and converse with them regularly about not being a douche, there’s a chance they turn out to be decent people. I don’t blame your risk aversion, there’s always a chance your kid is gonna make the news for the wrong reason.

I don’t have problem with somewhat aggressive test drives. Floor it, slam on the brakes, test the ABS. Corner hard. I understand the need to test the car hard, as I do with test drives. But activities like neutral drops, shifts into low gear at high speed, e-brake slides, is a good way to end the test drive…

It was worth reading again too :)

First line of my post:

Made me sad to see. I remember my first car, which was a 85’ Toyota Celica for $2,000. My Dad made a $500 down payment and I paid for the rest. Best thing he could’ve done. I took better care of that care than anything I had ever owned: It had a price and I was responsible for it.

Meet for the deal at a bank. Along with the safety of plenty of cameras outside, the people inside make it easy to ensure you have a secure transaction.

way to funny

I bought a G-Wagen (G300D) after seeing it for sale in a farmers field (I’m in England). It needed a few parts, most notably the saddle fuel tank which was three times the price of the car for a new part. So I bought another on eBay, stripped the parts I needed, took loads of pictures and put it back on…

The saddest part was that the son didn’t even get out of the Dad’s car. He just sat there with a set of headphones on.

7 years ago I sold my wife’s 91’ Honda Civic hatch. The car was in good shape when we bought it and as I am one of those OCD types I had regularly cleaned, waxed and vacummed the car. I had also cleaned the engine. When we sold it I decided to really give it a good once over. Cleaned, waxed etc. I even waxed some of…

let me guess, his name is Doug?

For some reason up here in Alberta it’s kijiji that we use- Selling a 24 year old car with 450000km- people want to know ‘is there a warranty’ ‘ can you deliver to ... usually 700km away or more and of course the offer me 1/4 of asking price no matter what- I always wanted to put ‘ Ask about my no interest payment…

Back in 2004 my wife, then girlfriend, had finally been admitted to the NYS Bar and had her first legal gig. To celebrate she purchased a gently used Black 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GT (When you ask about biggest POS you ever owned, I will write about the GP) to replace her 1990 Pontiac Transport (TranSport, TransPort…