Don’t worry, it still has a basic “leather covered 2x4" luxury interior. Oh, so does the 100K model.

Certain sectors don’t answer to such plebian things.

You mean bloggers.

Did you offend a thin-skinned blogger?

Living in the dense traffic of suburban Seattle, my desire to ride on the street falls a little more every day. It’s Russian roulette.

For better or worse, not so many do in this market segment.

Hopefully they don’t use an arbitrary emotional grey system.

Non-American residency, a time machine, or desire for an an E39 or older (which was sold here anyway). I fear anything else would be prohibitively expensive.

Makes me think of “Casino”

I hope you can do the work yourself, but I bet you can’t. At this price, and with the cost of restoration work, there’s no way not to run in the red if it is done properly.

I swear Toyolex has channeled the ghost of Virgil Exner, the weird early 60s Exner.

And they have a brick under the accelerator to prevent gains in speed.

Definitely designed to please the Instagram set. Which coincidentally is also the bloggers who pretend to be journalists here.

He’s French, cut him some slack.

I don’t have anything backwards. This isn’t an 11th grade debate class or a video game. I am not the one taking this as a personal battle. You are free to think China isn’t totalitarian, I am free to think otherwise. You can argue against me, I can argue against you. It doesn’t matter.

You’re funny, now abhorring copying and pasting when you engage in the same practice. Cool story bro, tell it again. You seem to be keen on googling, google the links between China and totalitarianism, some agree, some don’t.

All of your copied and pasted definitions can easily be applied to the all-controlling kleptocracy that rules China.

Find a definition that doesn’t fit China.

Maybe it’s a way to weasel into an undeserved tax break extension.

Is this Gawker’s new money raising plan to pay its blogger wannabe journalists?