$15k is NC Miata money. 

This is what I want. My commute is around 45mi round trip. I haven't done the maths yet but at 30ish mpg for my paid off Passat I don't think it would make sense financially to go this route.

My Sienna swallows up 2x4x8. I could fit a couple of 2x4x12 if you angle them right. It would be the ultimate hauler if the middle seats folded flat or could be removed without tools.

It honestly wouldn't be a big deal if he was quickly cleaning his windshield. But he was literally washing his car. He was scrubbing the sides hard enough that you could see that dirty brown water flowing down the sides of the car. 

* Eurobeat intensifies*

Missed it, but this would've won. This dude was washing his Tesla at the pump with the windshield squeegee.

The buses have clown car technology that was developed by the CIA and DARPA. 

If you rearrange the letters in that safety warning in the upper right you can spell “Frame Trump”. Checkmate libs.

That’ll just be punishing those old folks. I’m sure he’d grift them, steal their medicine and abuse them when no one is looking.

I wonder what the range on these bad boys are? I could see these being used for Mt. Everest tours or something similar. "Like hiking? But not walking? Sansei has you covered!"

I'm an older millennial and some of those cars do appeal to me. Mostly because they don't have any bullshit electronics and I would think they are a great platform for a beginner to cut their knuckles on. Unfortunately I think the older trucks are the best and those are the ones that are going up in price. 

What happens when the Boomers are all gone and nobody really wants these cars anymore? I have no interest in any boomer mobile for the price they command, but if one were to be able to get a mint Bel-Air for like $8k I would buy just to turn it into a lowrider or stupid stance mobile on bags.

Just wait till they’re like $6-10k. Highschool parking lots at the end of the school day are gonna be deathtraps.

There are 1" and 2" lift kits for the new sienna.

Maverick and Miata. 

They gotta fill all those pre-orders, over a million people are lining up at the door to buy one. In reality only like 1% of them actually want it, another 20% was planning on buying and flipping and the rest of the reservations were weirdos trying to flex with their $100 deposit.

$11 million dollars...I wonder how much it'll be in 10 years after depreciation hits and the overland fad is over.

The Kirby one is really cool.