That means it wasn’t even spell checked. I get when there’s a word use issue, but this seems like they published it on accident. 

is tJaguar is the kind of automaker that, from afar, does not make sense.

I’m just going to go ahead and drink 6 beers and try and re-read this review. Gotta get into the same mindset as someone who hit “publish” and thought it was a good idea. Even the pictures look drunk.

The car is bent. The door made contact with the rear quarter. It being a convertible thats the only way that could happen.

Trailering a manual car in gear is like grinding your teeth at night. Don’t do it.

That I cannot comprehend - these are all fairly new and very easily replaced. Dealing with insurance is a lot less stressful than prison, I think.

So why wasn’t it left in gear, with the parking brake on? Is that not standard practice when transporting a car on one of these?

This is a Wheeze car.

Rode hard and put away wrecked.

Novel stampings -> higher cost -> fewer sales is the way I see it. 

I guess I was hoping for a sport truck look: lowered, chin spoiler, and some rad ‘Lightning’ graphics on the bed sides.

David you paid 5k and its 5 year newer I think, and its the lexus version, in his world it would be worth 10-12k lol

Everything works except the AC? That’s all you need to know.

As a man who has had periods in his life when the AC was broken, let me tell you exactly what that means: “I am so poor, I cannot maintain this car. I have let every piece of this car wear out, even the parts that separate man from beast. The tires are worn…

ND. I know it’s anecdotal, but I had a friend purchase a similar vintage Land Cruiser in far better condition for $6k. If this one was $2,500, it would be interesting. But far too much neglect (as opposed to usage and patina) on this one to be worth anywhere near that. 

I am slightly disappointed that the “No Dice” option for the “TLC-Needing” Land Cruiser didn’t incorporate the phrase “No Scrubs”

Just drop it off at Icon 4x4 (along with a duffel bag full of cash.)

Janking+Unloved+Unmaintained+Mileage+$$$=ND

I’d jump at the chance to buy a halfway decent 80 series for $7k.  This is not halfway decent. 

One word: GARBAGE.

I’m with you. If 250 miles of range is true and it actually in the $34-$50k range, I’d consider one in a few years when it’s time to replace the old SUV (which I’m also sick of). Need a good EV wagon and I’ll be sold!