I agree with what you're saying, however: "It generally works out well for the seller, the dealer and the cpo buyer." I'd say that's a little bit subjective as to how much money the seller and cpo buyer have to burn. It works out for the dealer.

The idea of paying off a car that you are the original owner of, seems…

basically. Your philosophy is that everyone needs to buy a new car as often as possible so that you can make more money.

yeah, don't worry about turning it off, im sure that clear liquid pouring out of the back is fine, hey everyone come over and see this!

The question has already been answered, but I can't help but add that to me, it looked a dead ringer for a Skoda 120.

The average price of your top 15 cars of the year is $146,000. Even taking out the $847K 918, the average price is still $96,000.

I kind of wonder if the new GTI would have been on this list had it gotten a proper review. I've only driven one a little bit, but it was probably the best all-rounder I've ever driven.

For being a blog that's supposed to be catered towards "jalopniks", there's not a single item on the list that 95% of us could afford. Maybe the Impreza, or at best, the Camaro SS. Thanks for another pointless list, guys.

Can we talk about the Jalop review metrics?

So, we ran into the same issue we did last year which is: We love performance expensive cars, we're biased towards them, they're going to do the best

Nissan Commercials.

The bans placed on Tesla's direct sales models in certain states. I like the concept of the direct sales models and really don't care for limitations on how a company chooses to sell it's products. Even though I don't see myself owning a Tesla, the bans were a bit of a disappointment to me.

but a smart isn't smart...

Engagement rings are a scam.. However try telling that to any woman with friends who already have them. Nothing good comes of it.

Lexus and other companies are smart. Start an ad campaign and advertise the shit out of something to start a trend. But the automakers aren't the first to do so...

Deja Vu

Chrysler products aren't known for their great reliability, no... but this is definitely a fluke. The 2.4 in the Cherokee is an update to an engine design that's been used in 9 model years and counting, in over a dozen different vehicles, produced by the millions with no significant issues. No, this doesn't look…

Ms. Orozco?

Hitting her car? Getting out and showing the other driver where she works? Weaving around on the highway?

The story is plausible until you start claiming the woman's behavior is "suitable for the situation"

...and upon further review you're joking and it went way over my head and I feel stupid. Sorry!

The Chevy Colorado/GMC Canyon. Its about time we get a decent pickup truck that actually fits in a normal garage.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but did you just call the video weird for attempting to do the very thing you say Caddy SHOULD do in your first sentence?