Yeah, except the BLM people live there and are upset about systemic inequality. Literally the opposite of these wankers.
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Why don’t you go lick a boot, creep.
If you’re curious about why the polo and khakis, GQ did an article on it after Charlottesville in 2017:
1st Gear: As a web developer, that company’s website alone makes it look like a half-baked scam. I would be reluctant to part with tens of thousands of dollars for one of its products
“Sorry rural folks, you can’t have decent Internet because something might happen in the next 0-1000 years that would cost a lot of money to fix.”
For $10,500? A Cavalier? I don’t care it it’s a convertible. Hell, I wouldn’t care if it also included a modest vacation package to the glorious sunkist beaches of Puerto Rico valued at $5,500, while Vanna White herself flips the final letters as I solve “My wife is leaving me because I bought a Cavalier for $10,500.”
“He tried to convince us by pulling out the repair sheet and showing us that it would cost over $16,000 to replace the 4-cylinder engine if it failed out of warranty (among other eye-popping repair costs for seemingly minor things).”
Looking at the responses, I suppose I did. But I genuinely didn’t think it’d be necessary.
This is clearly a case of self defense on the part of the cop. I mean - there seems clear intent that Hunter was approaching him with a known toxic substance that could have, in the right circumstances easily harmed - even killed - the officer. If that doesn’t result in a reasonable apprehension of immediate risk to…
Mitsubishi makes everything from bicycles to jets.
1LT C8 Corvette Stingray -- the extra stuff in the higher trims is cool but man (if you can) bag one of these for $60k... anything beyond the LT2 behind you is superfluous.
California car, desirable wagon/stick combo, new clutch and tires, excellent condition, all repair receipts, 2nd owner, decent color combo... and in this market? At least $5K and it’s priced such that he’ll probably get at least 6.
I’ll tell you what it is.
Re: fact #2: They should have just changed the venue to the Four Seasons in Philadelphia. That door looks plenty wide!
No.... No, man...Shit, no man. I believe you’d get your ass kicked driving somethin like that, man.
You spelled “Magnum” wrong.
“Has there ever been another car to be badge-engineered back to its origin company before?”
“They are still paying a fine for something that hurt literally nobody.”
The Lotus ownership experience can actually help you with that. A traditional Lotus has very little interior space and is hard for a husky gent to fit into. Lotus engineers cleverly designed expensive parts that break in a precise sequence in order to drain your wallet. As you can no longer afford food, you begin to…
Even with this low price, this Evora should probably be priced lower. (That factors in the current used car market being stratospheric.) In terms of price, this one is about $15,000 over where it needs to be.