That’s horrible!

Yeah, there’s a HS kid in my neighborhood who had a C4, now C5 Vette. He appears mostly responsible driving around the neighborhood area, but I’ve seen him gun it more than a few times. Parents are very well off, but this seems like a risky buy, especially since courts are going after parents these days when accidents…

Zestimate?

Can’t un“sea” it.

I’m in the “smells like money laundering” camp, but if it isn’t, can you imagine being the consignor? I’d pee myself with delight over that and it’d be ‘order whatever you want kids’ night at Red Lobster.

I can respect that counterpoint.  Good take.

Are they going to do one of those cutesy naming contests so someone can suggest “Dozey McDozeface?”

I know it’s probably sacrilege to bash Jalop ascendant alum Demuro, but the clipped dialogue and pregnant pauses of quirkssss...annnnd...feeeatures. It’s a little Woody Allen neurosis laden to me.

Did someone say zippy?

I was thinking SNL:

“I’d say you’re a little outta your jurisdiction, son”

I had the same impression when I saw the first in the wild.  I’m sure some of the models/color schemes show better, but it was no beauty.

Dodge Challenger has entered the chat

Citation please

I know this has come up before, but I can’t remember the answer—there’s no remaining warranty on a 2017 MY car sold in 2024, even if technically new?  I mean, I’ve seen some really old cars still sold on MSO, and it’s hard to believe the factory has to agree to any warranty on them years or decades later, right?

I have that same double take every time--sometime have to wait for the side profile--yep, a few inches longer, that’s the highlander

That’s good to hear, b/c some days I have FOMO about missing out on those last TRD Camrys. The reviews were similar to what you’re saying—didn’t feel much like a sports car. I never got to test one out.