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And not being able to see pedestrians very well.

Like everything else Trump, his supporters would love it, and his detractors hate it. Jalop no longer lets me post pictures, I click on the icon and nothing happens.

Same here, I could do without all the racer boy paint, but the overall thing is kinda cool.  I also like that it shows you can make a truck that doesn't have the top of the hood 5 feet off the ground and the roof 7 feet.

The spec sounds like a very fun drive to me, and it seems to be in good condition, but I have always thought these things were very ugly. But you aren’t looking at the car from behind the wheel, but you got that interior, ouch, worse than the outside.

The original Model Y was pretty hideous, if anything this looks slightly better. The front end doesn’t look like a cyber truck to me, looks like a Hyundai, which is an improvement over looks like a Tesla.

We all have four wheel braking, but for some reason there are people who feel their 4wd or AWD vehicles are somehow vastly better at stopping too.

I have to admit I don’t know the market for these very well, it it appears he is trying to get quite a premium for the poser pieces he has added on. While the wagon actually looks pretty nice, I think it is priced at least $4-5000 too high. No Dice.

I am usually all ok with pointing the finger at lazy, entitled people. But in this case, yeah, guy drives into the zone because of the way the streets go for a block and has to pay 9 bucks everytime?

“ploys" not plots.  Stupid autocorrect.

I was going to No Dice this just on the fact that seller didn’t take out the dirty carpet cover(?) or clean passenger footwell, or take a few minutes to polish the headlights before asking a premium price for his car.

Of course it is a "single worker" anyone that forgetful will drive a significant other crazy.

That is an interesting little runa out. The price is a bit of an eyeopener. I think part of that is the wonders of the internet. In the old days this car would be considered an absolute dog by most used car dealers and priced accordingly. Nowadays it is easier for these limited market cars to find a buyer who actually

Basis transportation in good shape under 100,000 miles and under five grand.  Easy nice price here, good car first car for a kid, or adult with not a lot of dough that needs a car.  Sport decals are goofy, but kinda in the who cares category, you are not buying this because you want to impress anyone, you are buying

That is a great choice and my seat of the pants guestimate puts it at a similar size to the old 5.  

Appealing package, service history, good condition, low miles all signs point to yes except ten year old Audi. I see an enjoyable ride with repair and maintenance costs that will make me regret the purchase after the initial glow wears off and first or second repair bill comes in. No Dice.

I’d like it better at a couple grand cheaper, but no red flags here (if it was a rust belt car the condition of the metal, or lack thereof, under the fresh paint would be suspect.)

I kind of agree, she loved it so much, there are plenty of worthies out there who would love it and care for it just as much, basically continuing her legacy with it in somebody else’s hands.

Damn man, I didn't even know they replaced the Kicks, anyway, can't even post a pic of new and old to compare interior and exterior?  

I have shopped these quite a bit, I would say the price is pretty much spot on market correct, not a bargain, not overpriced wildly.  Nice Price.

The thing that is even more scary is it only is this a cheap nearly 200 mph bike, it is a cheap used, caveat emptor and people are responsible for their own safety, but condition of the tires and brakes and suspension would be pretty important (obviously).  Unlike a cheap car that generally will break down and leave