I don’t think I’ve ever heard Flake Out used as “completely worn out or fall asleep”.

Ahh… the usual “my car is fine so statements of poor reliability is all bullshit” from overly sensitive Alfa owners.

2016 Honda Element? That’s a rare car.

I wonder if you could talk him down in price with some carefully chosen insults about Jane Fonda?

Honestly this is is a borderline case in my eyes, but it tips ND due to the smoldering assholery of the seller’s text. I know the Borla doesn’t add “significant” power, the fake carbon fiber crap isn’t tasteful, and sticking a piece of wood on the headliner isn’t a fix.

I say ND because of the owner. “Millenial anti-theft device”? And instead of actually replacing the headliner - with the kit HE ALREADY HAS - he just sticks a piece of wood - sorry, “milled ash” - up there.

“shows a mere 25,494 kilometers on the odometer”

The reason it’s only coming as an automatic has nothing to do with a lack of enthusiasm for a manual among the people who’d buy it.

I think that's the real reason this car acquired some of the V livery, an "upgrade" following a crash.  

It’s close to schools, but the kind of person who would buy this house isn’t allowed to live that close to schools.

That Accord gets sold on to someone else who’s probably stuck with a gas guzzler or beater that barely runs. That’s a good thing too.

Yeah but you know, sometimes you just want a new car.

And you may find yourself behind the wheel of a weird automobile. And you may ask yourself "why won't this damn thing start?"

and a stripper “girlfriend”.

No it just makes a terrible vehicle.....fast. Though I did have a Durango ages ago as a rental, and it’s wasn’t terrible at least to me.

I go back to how lazy Dodge was on this... that is, they could have just made some small changes and completely gotten away with it. Could have had a different name, slightly less HP, some other special edition items. It still would be annoying to owners that bought the 2021, but it just shows how little even Dodge…

Automatics are really quite good, and manual only sports cars are penalizing those (like me) who will never buy a manual car.

You can ignore everything before 1980 on the list.

I sorta understand the Bronco II hate, but I’ve revised how I feel about them since seeing this one lovingly displayed at a combo museum / storage facility in Düsseldorf called the Classic Remise collection. More pics at my link:

I can understand not wanting to pay a lot more for a car that looks so much like a Civic. But the Civic is a really good looking car to begin with and I’m seeing it as less and less of a negative. If I wasn’t so old and living in a city that makes a manual transmission a hassle most of the time even for the young, I…