That first photo is amazing. I can’t stop staring at it. 

I hope it doesn’t go away. It’s a solid vehicle if you don’t need a third row and Boomers love these things.

I liked the original grill. This new one makes it look very generic. 

Here’s the deal of the week.

I want to meet the focus group that said, “Yes, this looks great!”

This has dog-owning, weekend-hiker written all over it. 

CP. That’s a $1k beater with the body damage and rust. And a grand might be a stretch. 

I just finished this last week and it was fantastic. His guides were probably the best part of the show.

I got one of those post cards just yesterday on my 14 ST. 

Can someone explain to me the obsession with white leather interiors? Maybe people owning this car have much more expensive jeans that don’t bleed, but wouldn’t those seats get destroyed in just a few days?

# HumbleBrag. It was my family for a while.

We had a 1989 BMW 735i that my parents bought in 1991. In our neighborhood, it was mostly Chevrolet Celebrities and Caravans, but this was the only BMW in our little Pittsburgh neighborhood. Meshed well with our orange Volvo 740 Turbo and my dad’s rebuild two-tone Jeep…

So would your Jeep be Christine 2020? I smell a Netflix series!

What dealership is that?

Truth! I will never drive in NYC again. I couldn’t imagine do it everyday.

Looks like a more reliable LR Discovery. Please let there be a option for a rear hatch spare tire!

NP. Looks clean and if it runs well, should make for a great weekend cruiser.

This is correct. 

Wagon + 5.0 = NP

That convertible is horrendously ugly!