My dad sold me his 2008 Honda Accord for an incredible deal back in the early twenty-teens (after my ‘01 jetta got sideswiped) and I was fucking THRILLED to have a comfortable car that was insanely reliable and didn’t cost me a fortune (because I was working two jobs to put myself through school at that point.)
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“Other remaining and former members of Trump’s inner circle have reportedly been terrified that they could get roped into prosecutors’ ongoing cleanup of various underlings left legally exposed after his debacle of a presidency.”
No way, users know nothing, only Tesla knows what’s best for you!
Up over 100% and more to come. Luck has nothing to do with it.
Sad lil babby, aren’t you? Crypto is going to buy me my next fun car and my next boat. Probably going to help me buy my next house that has a little more elbow room and a pool, too. But you probably wouldn’t know anything about that, or about owning a house and multiple vacation/rental properties outright, either. So…
“Fad” Okay, boomer. I’ll try and look in my rearview mirror every now and then so I can see your sad-ass back there.
Boy, you’re a FUD, aren’t you? Did you miss out on a bunch of crypto plays or do you just not understand it?
Speak for yourself. I’ve more than doubled my account value in a week by day trading crypto to take advantage of dips and more stable crypto assets. I can pull it out in US dollars at any time I want. I’m trading stocks as well and there are weeks where crypto kept me in the green because this market has been tough.
I view my e46 M3 in Laguna Seca Blue as a collectable, but the value of the car according to my insurance is more along the lines of $10,000 since it’s an old BMW. I’ve got State Farm and was able to get them to issue an “agreed upon value” policy for $20,000, so it might be worth the guy with the insurance question…
Weird. The last two new cars that I’ve purchased, a 2016 F-150 Platinum and a 2018 F-150 Platinum, had the dealer able to shoot me over an itemized quote on a moment’s notice. In 2019 when I bought my used e46 M3 from a Texas dealer over the phone, we agreed on a price and I, almost immediately, had the paperwork with…
The Solera is an awful, boring, and borderline insulting suggestion. Why the f**k would you want to spend the last days of your life driving a toaster?
The Solera was an idiotic reccomendation, but a Wrangler isn’t a good one. A Wrangler isn’t a special car. If you’re buying a drop top to be the car you enjoy for the last days of your life, you ought to get something special, and your suggestion is not it. The Boxster or 996 cab is a much better choice.
The paint job is stunningly fugly.
People commonly put flat screens and speakers in a luggage bay in their motor homes. Many of these are used for tailgating and you want to have friends over to watch the other of the day’s games on TV before you head into the stadium to watch your favorite college football team play!
2004 E46 M3 with 99,8xx miles on it:
No electric charger stations from Montgomery, Alabama to Orange Beach, AL/Ft Walton beach FL?!?
Well, I guess you better just go fire up the google machine so you can figure out what it looks like inside then, boyo!
Buying a Lincoln in a rural community could be seen as preening or bragging whereas buying a Ford, no matter how well appointed or how expensive, is seen as buying a reasonable car.
As much as you like putting yourself through pain, you do NOT want to buy a cheap old Rolls or Bentley, or even an expensive one. You’d be treated to spending several times what the car could possibly sell for, even well sorted, fiddling with the notoriously complex vacuum system and replacing the hardlines for it. …
No pics of 300ZX switches to either side of the instrument cluster? Jalop card revoked.