Well for example, just searched autotrader... a local place is selling a 2016 with an MSRP of $47k for $39k. Anyone that purchased a Camaro without that savings just lost out that much on the car within the first year of owning it regardless of miles.
Or you have the Z/28 I just came across with under 1000 miles as…

what part of reliable do you not get?

I’m going to suggest a Dodge Challenger Scat Pack, especially if she’s a proctologist or colorectal surgeon.

“...it would be nice to have something that breaks infrequently...”

You didn’t see this guy?

And then you consider how tiny Bernie is. Also: Gerard Butler and Gordon Ramsay are taller than I expected.

Well, thank god they put the hazard lights on, otherwise other drivers would have no clue something was wrong.

Sans the Big Bad Villain who will somehow survive and come back for the sequel!

According to the Laws of B-Movie Physics, the truck will explode and the villains inside will die a fiery death.

I doubt it. It looks like the rubber held.

Static Friction > Dynamic Friction. The spinning tires on that Colorado were providing relatively little force. The C-Max could have the worst tires in the world and it probably still wouldn’t have moved.

I still can’t get over the people standing near that rear door like those tires aren’t a threat to their safety.

Yeah...but how much weight does a Colorado have over the rear tires? How about a Cmax complete with battery? Factor in static vs. kinetic friction and overheated vs. cold tires and...

God damnit. I’m so sick of people not recognizing narcolepsy as a legi........

Maybe they should have C-Maxes loaded up on those runaway semi lanes. “Launch C-Max!” /stops truck in 200 feet.

Tends to happen with traction loss.

Well, kids - this is how crossovers are made.

‘Nough torque, lack of grip in this case.

God damn that Ford C-max is grounded to the ground.