Absolutely agreed. That’s why I bought this 3 months ago:

I think there’s only one solution here:

Imagine burning through your $4,500 car allowance because you jumped right on that Dale Sr tribute Lumina a few days ago.....only to find this absolute cream-puff of an Acura could have been had for the same size stack of bills. I’d have been absolutely furious with myself!!  Nice price all damn day long on this…

An Acura that has 78,000 miles, a clean title, Florida-kept, with all twenty five years of maintenance records? He could get another 2 grand more than he’s asking. Even with the inferior transmission option this is a Nice Price all day long.

I was thinking the Honda Element sounds perfect as well! It has a tailgate and a hatch, AWD and lots of space. Durable with Honda reliability. I’d say this or the Nissan Frontier are both great options.

$10k buys a nice low-mileage Honda Element, great for hauling gear, and the seats lay flat for over-nighting, or fold the seats up and lay right on the floor (with a pad, of course). There are also many camping accessories.

It’s ten years old, so you’ll want to make sure it’s not rusty

Second-generation Honda CRX Si.

I wait for the future when cars are totaled out because the cluster screen bricks.

We need more of this.

Not defending this per second, but here’s my best guess as to the appeal:

hey one day we will be old, or older,

Have you tried switching to a Renault power unit?

effectively end the race more than five miles early

But, come on, where’d he get this intel?

If they don’t keep Steve Matchett, David Hobbs, Leigh Diffey, and Will Buxton I’ll be very sad.

Modern cars have too much tech for their own good.

Excel spreadsheet fill gone wrong.

Are we sure it wasn’t Toyota Highlanders?