that’s just a little tale they tell to the stockholders.

I owned the Turismo version of this little shitbox and I wouldn’t buy that version, much less the 4 door penalty box. At random times it would seep coolant from odd places in the head and block, occasionally while o the highway would lay down a plume of oil that would have made James Bond proud and still didn’t get…

and after that $18K it still needs “TLC”. sounds like the owner just wants the hurting to stop. 

My mind was blown by the Chrysler 300 estate with a diesel driving into Buckingham Palace. Why did they not offer that wagon here?

You havn’t looked at the classic Mini market lately, have you? That’s a good price on a rust free turn key mini. 

Will the top come off? Former Scout owner would like to know.

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The price reflects a rough 10% bargaining room the owner has given himself, so show up with 34 portraits of old Ben, take it for a drive and if it passes make the transaction. It’s likely not as durable as the 245 but for decent transportation it’s hard to go wrong at that price.

So now I see why those $50K cars are selling for $7.5k already.

a three point landing in a taildragger is impressive. 

Fuel pump control module. There’s a kit that relocates it rom UNDER the fucking car to inside where it’s safe. If this were closer I’d be on it like ugly on a momkey.

Compared to legacy US aorlines, Ryan is the cat’s jammies. Yes the cabin is austere, you’re paying for everything, but you actually know that going in and there are actual bargains to be had. Two flyers from Stanstead to Rome round trip all in for under $300 and the show/bizarre from the flight crew was the best…

Not quite fuggit money but it’s a good deal for something that’ll be a wonderous cruising summer set of wheels. Much better looking than the Bucktooth Betty version of later years.

not that facts like that will keep methheads from prowling about with the bolt cutters. A better solution might be to keep them “slightly” energized. 

the robot is obviously a scab. 

4th gear-those who wanted EV’s as virtue signals, status symbols, because they are new, and those who can afford them for fun because they really can pin you in the seat have already bought them. Now they have to sell to the general public and compete on their own merit, and if you don’t have your own charging…

So many people out there go out like it’s summer. No hat, no gloves, no boots, no plan for going into the ditch or getting trapped on a snowy freeway.  All it takes is one idiot and now everyone is stuck and there you are with frostbite because you ran out of gas and your wet sneakers froze up. 

When I moved here I found it difficult to wrap my head around that. In the rest of the world, if the accident isn’t your fault the other party pays, in MI if you don’t have full coverage you get nothing. Well you can collect a whole $1000 if you really push it. And then they want us to buy UI on top of our full…

If they reform the insurance any more we won’t be able to afford to drive.

I bought a vehicle from an Infiniti dealer. The most interesting and best vehicle in the whole dealership.