“the original wheels and exhaust are included”

with the boxy front end and sculpted sport-bike-like fairings

It's a wonder it doesn't happen more often, race haulers drive like idiots, frequently in packs reminiscent of the worst of the convoys in the early days of radar detectors. The only trucks on the road more notorious for driving stupid fast than the bullwagons taking beef to the slaughterhouse but at least they have…

That lightbar/headlight bucket/windshield setup looks very phoned in

If I recall, it was somewhere in the $3000-$4500 in income tax, mostly federal but a little bit state too (and the state I won it in, not the state I reside). So I sold my 8 year old car for basically exactly what the taxes were going to be, so it would be a free trade up. If it was something like a Lamborghini, I…

This is an interesting story from the “Ha ha, look at this dumb ol’ hillbilly cop” point of view, and it’s about cars so that’s cool. But it’s sadly mundane as far as American government abuse goes. It’s actually quaintly innocent compared to what the big dogs in Washington get away with daily. Like the flurry of…

Sleep deprivation maybe, and became unaware of his situational surroundings?

Rear ended another car? Damn. Gotta wonder why.

That’s interesting. It makes sense that it counts as gambling winnings, but I never realized that. That explains why so many people complain about how people can’t afford to “win” a new car

Yeah oddly it was the car salesman who suggested it, I guess he encoutered it a lot

Funny that this is actually an article on an American website. Similar things happen all the time here that you never read about.

This is a pretty good workaround actually. Get the loan of your choice if needed (and if you don’t actually want to pay cash), take out a dealer loan, pay it off immediately. Dealers suck.

This is nothing new, 7 years ago I remember doing a bunch of home equity loans and people were buying cars- used the dealers financing and paid it out after a couple of days otherwise no cashback or incentives

The guy isn’t married nor does he have children. But nice jump to conclusions there sparky.

there’s a whole community of people that do this. they only disembark for minimal time when there’s a refit or deep cleaning. Or they spread across a few ships over the course of a year. When you buy in bulk, there are additional discounts plus the rewards deals they rack up. It’s cheaper than a long term care…

Where in the world are you finding an all-inclusive for $200 a week?  A tent community in cuba eating conchs and fermented coconut for the booze?

Yeah, pretty much zero other bills except for a cell phone.

I would bet that for many people there wouldn’t be much difference if you calculated it.  Especially when you include that he doesn’t have a car or home, so that cuts a lot of expenses out.

Who says he has kids? Who says his kids arent happy that their dad is living his best life?

I only have to look within my own family to see why it should be a thing. It’s kind of amazing really, within my own generation of seven cousins in total, four of us went to college and are doing very well, three dropped out of high school and knocked up baby mamas and are not, at all. The woman my brother knocked up…