I voted CP, too. I love the idea of a rotary, but the execution leaves much to be desired.

Crack at any price.

As should leather seats.

and no nav or nav option

I’m not a huge fan, as I’m one of those folks who think of it as a “set it once and forget it” thing, and thus not worth the money.

Give me a manual recline, manual fore-aft slide, pump-style height adjustment and manual lumbar, and we’re good.

But I agree, it should be an option. I have electric seats in my $800 Jeep…

I thought this was going to be an article stating that even the highest of high-end cars should still consider electric seats optional.

You pointed a mistake in their reasoning -> therefore you must be a Tesla hater which logically means you are a BMW fanboy -> Which means only one thing: You are insufferable!

Sounds like they overcooked/glazed the brake pads on the first hard stop.

that detail tells you all you need to know about this car. it wasnt well maintained.

LOL. you can find these at little over 13k. Sure. It has like 20k less miles than what I have. Make that 15k. Mint condition and all maybe... add another 1-2k. 17MAX. Not 25.

Wait, you say the Fiesta ST isn’t reliable but post a GTI? The car best known for instantly shitting all its electrics at the exact point the warranty ends? I mean, the abarth will also burst into flames if you look at it wrong but I have never seen reliable GTIs after 60k miles.

I’m amazed you called out the Fiesta for being unreliable and then suggest a VW... Pot calling the kettle black? Also, my vote goes to to the fiesta. Especially in Molten Orange or Green Envy

Fiesta ST and Fiat aren’t reliable

Good luck getting those mpg figures in a F150, especially that 20mpg city. I have a FoST and can barely get 20mpg city.

As a 130-miles-a-day commuter for the past 18 years, I can say with 100% certainty that every April and May I get to read the many articles talking about rising gas prices like its some new phenomenon. Summer spike, people. Every year. Same stinking articles.

How exactly did you calculate future prices?

What’s wrong with the lien? Have you never bought a vehicle that had a lien on it? Typically you head straight to the lien-holding-bank with the current owner and do the entire process there. That’s the best way to ensure you become the new title owner and don’t get screwed over. It’s easy peezy lemon squeezy.

This isn’t a rare type of sale, and most banks/credit unions handle the title transfer and monies between themselves. They’ll also usually issue a temp title as well on the spot or a document to take down to the local DMV to get the title transferred. It’s not that huge of a deal.

DEFINATELY do NOT send the seller the…

I mean hey. It will look cool. And have more grip in dirt. And get over stuff better.

So my Bro-truck might lose a little bit of HP with bigger tires, who cares? The YETI and Browning stickers on the rear glass will more than make up the difference.