It doesn’t seem unreasonable until you realize the 3 car lineup you imagined is actually four vehicles plus a camper...

The Financial Sense one made me laugh out loud. “It doesn’t make sense to sell a paid off car when I usually ride my bike”

Wow. makes sense! Until you keep reading... In addition to the WRX, he and the wife have:

Typical RVs of this type are 96 inches wide, or 8 feet. If this is a 42 foot RV then the size would be 8 x 42 or 336 square feet. Granted portions of this push out for additional living area, so lets be very generous and say 500 square feet (it’s likely less due to the deck area). If this is $110K, that makes this…

They are great if you can look past the hard plastic dash these have. Not nearly as bad as the Nissan Quest of the same era which looks like it was made by Playskool

I mean, my 10 year old diesel 5 series gets upper 40s on freeway trips without the need for a hybrid system. And it’s a 465 lb/ft beast that puts a smile on my face when I drive it.

Well, technically, the Corvette (up until the recent gen which dips into supercar class) would straddle the line between sports car and GT. And you know what they say about being technically correct...

Aren’t we getting into Corvette C6 prices? I’d rather have a C6 despite how much I love the looks of the 928 (wanted one as a kid).

The C6 is easier to maintain to boot.

How do you even make a list like this and leave off Lost and Battlestar Galactica??  SHAME ON YOU.

I had a Kia Optima Hybrid that had a switch in the trunk which allowed you to use the electric battery to Jump the 12V battery if it died.  Why can’t others implement this?

All BMW V8s have value seal issues, avoid at all costs.

I thought by now EVERYONE realized that they named it the Mustang Mach-E because it got press. Y’all talking about it, STILL. The Mach-E lives rent free in everyone’s head at this point. Those who like the name? Fine. Those who hate the name and endlessly post on social media about it? EVEN BETTER. As someone with a…

Ima just leave this here:

I’m happy with my 536d MSport. 465 LB/FT of torque and nearly 45 MPG on highway stretches. RWD to boot, handles fantastically.

Weren’t these things held together with zip ties and wood blocks even just a couple years ago?

I work for a local county government office and came across a sov cit twice in 20 years. I always think it’s astounding that they believe that the rules/laws don’t apply to them, while simultaneously thinking they can use the same laws against others. You’re going to file a judgement against me? With what court??…

Someone already mentioned the Mitsubishi Eclipse turning into an SUV.

Aye, matie! The gold fringe of the maritime court.

As a SovCit would say, “I know my rights!”**

**...which don’t apply to me because I’m not a citizen.

The funniest part of SovCits is when they simultaneously claim the law doesn’t apply to them while also threatening to sue. SUE? In a court that you don’t recognize as having jurisdiction over you?  How's that going to work?

In before the EV idiots chime in with the “EVs don’t have any moving parts and never wear out” garbage. Yes, the electric motor and battery are less maintenance than an ICE motor. But other than that, EVs have all the other bits that an ICE car has, from bearings, shocks, fluids (sometimes more fluids than an ICE),…

as long as you can get past that hard plastic dash. Still better than the plastic Playschool dash the Nissan minivans sported of the era, but still.  Yuck