Tom said that in his article already, but your huffy whining really helps.
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Not really, but the chances of him actually handing this darn thing down to his kids, which by the way don’t even exist yet, is slim. So I figure he should just enjoy the car for now.
My mistake, the part I was disagreeing with was the last statement, which sounded like dealerships would need to ‘up their game’ to remain relevant.
Good stuff. Today I learned that the XUV, which I never paid attention to because it was ugly, was actually pretty cool. And then I immediately learned it was also trash. I became interested, achieved peak interest, and then immediately went back to zero interest, all in a matter of about 10 minutes.
Car enthusiasm is …
It’s also important to note that “globalist” is a dogwhistle to white supremacists for “jewish elites controlling the world”.
“an entertaining strain of semi-bad that you can really get behind”
I really wasn’t commenting on this car, the OP said a good condition Abarth with half the miles wasn’t worth $7500.
Yeah I’m sure there are lots of “wealthy” individuals looking for trash-modded hard-driven 6 year old high milage Fiat economy cars...
This is ridiculous. Debt is not inherently bad and the cash buyer truthers around here are annoying as hell. 0% for any length of time is awesome. Hell, give me 120 month financing, it’s free money.
The percentage of folks defaulting on zero percent loans is infinitesimal. You don’t get 0% unless your credit is excellent. Acting as if these loans are bad for the consumer is misinformed at best.
Weird - American law enforcement is usually so restrained.
give us the thoughts
I wonder why manufacturers can’t connect the dots between declining wages, rising rents, and the fact that nobody can afford the shit they sell.
GEORGE: You know it must be impossible for a Spanish person to order
seltzer and not get salsa. (Angry) “I wanted seltzer, not salsa.”
JERRY: “Don’t you know the difference between seltzer and salsa?? You
have the seltzer after the salsa!”
I just don’t get the point of it even as a third car. It just doesn’t do anything well enough to justify the maintenance costs.
he’s still violating the rule by still being parked on the same block. I hope he gets ticketed.
Bunch a fuckin’ grumpy old men in the comments section today.
Do you work for a bank? Monthly payments are a red herring. Look at total cost instead. The total interest paid on a 5 year / $35k loan at 3.5% is $3,200, vs. nearly $6,600 at 7%. That extra $55 a month really adds up.
I’m gonna quote Hammond on this one: