Fines that they’ll never pay? These guys should be doing jail time, and a lot of it. 

Sorry, but it’s too angular and that lends a sort of cheap look to it. Honestly, if this exact car was released by Tesla and called the CyberSedan we'd all be hating on it. 

Not actively looking as we’re happy with a Maverick and Miata right now, but if an meteorite fell from the sky and destroyed either one of them, I’d be interested in checking out a Mach-E or Rivian R3.

Ironically the new buyer will probably just store it away in some warehouse or garage and the car will continue to not be enjoyed. 

I agree with most of these, except the RAV4 — that’s the perfect vehicle for everyone’s sister. Can’t go wrong recommending it.

IT’S NOT FOR EVERYONE BUT —I could see a very limited use case for something like this: as an alternative to a fancy golf cart for someone living in a retirement area (The Villages?) or someone that wants to tow this dinghy behind their RV. So if that’s you, nice-enough price for something clean and unique. So…

I was about 14 back in 1984 and my dad, fresh off a divorce from my mom, let me buy a Honda ATC 125 (I think that was it — basically a 110 with an electric starter) with my saved up money. Rode it around in on trails in upstate New York with friends that had similar ATCs. Flipped it a few times, crashed through some…

Well, spend a a week in a Costco 24/7 with hundreds of other people and I bet you’ll get sick, too. Or fly every day for a week.

Whatever the hell he was, he wasn’t a hero. Sad if this is what mental illness and/or PTSD does to someone, and we can all have our own political beliefs, but anyone that praises these kinds of actions is horrible.

I’m torn. On one hand I really liked the original Xterra. On the flip side, is there that much of a market for a another chunky, presumably gas-guzzling SUV? Seems like Jeepers are always going to Jeep, Toyota zealots are always going to stick to the Tacoma, 4Runner and LC, the Bronco thrill is dying down, and — the…

Yes, but those MAGA guys don’t know it. 

Word.

I’m giving it a nice price because they just don’t make ‘em like this anymore. This one is clean and it should keep you on- (and occasionally 0ff-) the road for another 50-100K miles for about $10k. The only other way to get an SUV about this clean and capable is to spend $35K plus on something new. Sure you won’t…

Sadly, now as a nation we all get to support him with our tax dollars and natural treasure that’s going to steal/funnel/appropriate into his pocketbook via all his contacts and contracts. The money he loses in Tesla sales will be little more than a rounding error.

If this story isn’t a metaphor for our future, I don’t know what is...

I was really on the fence with this one. It’s unique, in great shape, and if you want a Fox body mustang that not ragged out or built just to be loud and go fast, this is a nice one. I was even thinking that the bad-toupee look of the soft top could be forgiven.

Terrific article. He was an under-appreciated and forward-thinking man. Sadly we seem to be in just the same type of situation now, when one rational president is about to give way to one that only feeds on American’s greed and hedonism. 

I can’t believe more of this conversation isn’t about that RUN-DMC video. I laughed, but I think it left me scarred. 

Right on, friend. I’d still love to have something like this old Scirocco that probably did 0-60 in about 9 seconds. But you wore it more than you got in it, and to this day I can still just about smell that unique VW interior scent.

Any big old full sized, bench seat pick-up from the 70s, 80s or early 90s. They just force you to slow down, put an elbow on the windowsill, turn the radio dial to some local station and appreciate the sights, sounds and rattles as you amble along a 2-lane road with a friend or two. 50 years from now no one will give…