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There are three little things that are still inconsistently available:

rather than buying new safety seats every year.

As a general rule, it’s never a good idea to take financial advice from anyone who’s trying to sell you something.

It would be a baller move if in the remake Sephiroth kills Cloud and you play the rest of the game as Aerith.

I feel like a live-action Sonic the Hedgehog movie would have better served with an environmentalist theme. Dr. Robotnik could be involved with deforestation and pollution in a forest called Green Hills and the animals are fighting back. Sonic could even be running around a chemical plant trying to shut it down.

In 2004 you could buy a brand new Silverado ex cab, 4wd for $18,500. That’s only a hair over $25k in today’s money. They want $36k for a stripper 2wd today, they’re F-ing nutz.

Same here. Bond? No. But I did learn a lot about how to work on “things”, including cars. Also, learned how to cuss.

If wrenching taught with my dad unintentionally taught me anything, it was how to curse in more elaborate phrases.

For me it was “Hold this light for me. No, don’t point it this way, you’re blinding me!”

Bond? More like “Quit fucking around, roll the winter tires over to me and hand me those lug nuts”.

Oddly enough he sold it back to gamestop for $13 in store credit.

Back in March of last year I had a fantastic experience at my parents local Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge dealership. My moms 07 Santa Fe finally kicked the bucket at 265,000ish miles (she bought it brand new in 06). There was knocking coming from the engine and glitter in the oil and filter.

Her requirements were that she

I don’t normally read comments this far down the list but wow, I was really impressed by your suggestion. This is something I would never have considered or known to advise others. Just wanted to say thanks for the tip!

The only car I have that I would unlock with the key is my 95 Miata, which I never lock because I’m not stupid.

That’s nada lada changes.

He is renting the wrong car. He needs a tow-capable 4x4 with heated seats. I’d recommend a ‘burban. Load the jeep up on a uhaul trailer and start driving! Guaranteed to make it back by thursday, no need to wrench in 2ft of snow.

Meh, I miss the old SRT-10. That was the one I would buy.

Basically, yes.

Jason, you’re logged in under Andrew’s account, just FYI

Looks at car and price scolls down and votes CP. Goes back to read article and wants to vote CP again.