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Maybe it’s their new electric 4 door crossover.

Anyone else having trouble imagining how the car reversed into the pool...when the wrecked fence is behind the car?

Reverse?  Are we sure?  Seems to be the location of the parking spots and the intact fence on the opposite side indicate something entirely different happened....

If there’s anything I’ve learned about Jezebel, and The Root for that matter, when you see the comments section calling out a skeptical/wrong/bad take story, they’re usually right.

And every one of them tell all their friends about how "I could take this to the track tomorrow and rip it up" but when they are asked "so when are you gonna take it?" It's always - "ahhh well I'd like to get down there eventually, we'll see what happens lololol" 

GTA Online would be right up my alley were it not for the “Online” part. I hate people at the best of times, I sure as hell don’t want them infecting my entertainment.

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I looked this up and it’s a 2 minute job?

In the 90s, I bought a ‘57 Bel Air Wagon (not quite the Nomad, as it had four doors). It was a frankencar with a 454 in it, seats out of an 80's Cutlass, and enough bondo to completely fail the magnet test, but it looked pretty nice in a mint toothpaste green with lots of shiney chrome.

Driving home from purchasing

It takes about 2 minutes to do a thorough walkaround/walkthrough of the exterior and interior of the car. If you have photos/videos it will make the rental company claim for damages that you didn’t do about 1,000 times easier to defend. You’ll spend a lot more than two minutes dealing with a damage claim that you

I learned to drive in an ’80 Mustang. Four cylinder, automatic, two-tone blue and white with turbine-style hubcaps, no air. Things I remember:

Every time you rent or borrow a car the first thing you should do is pull out your phone and walk around and through the car videoing all sides, front, back, under the seats, trunk, glovebox, etc while vocally drawing attention to any existing damages or trash that you might get blamed for.

Never buy the cheapest tires available!

Any two monstrously oversized SUV or pickup trucks.

For $10,500? A Cavalier? I don’t care it it’s a convertible. Hell, I wouldn’t care if it also included a modest vacation package to the glorious sunkist beaches of Puerto Rico valued at $5,500, while Vanna White herself flips the final letters as I solve “My wife is leaving me because I bought a Cavalier for $10,500.”

Traffic stops should not receive the death penalty.  

Boring and dumb sometimes gets you to a good place stylistically. The wheels shown looked horrible when new, and worse now. 

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LOL wut? Those wheels sucked then and they suck now.

I don’t like it, but not for any generational reasons.

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