Idaho

When I was a ‘kid’ I had an Ivan Stewart themed Toyota. Loved that thing.

It’s a worth $1800 on a good day.

Definitely the marrying type

Nice car, I'll leave it at that.

For me, any car sub $15K is a shitty car. I don’t care if it’s a Hyundai Accent, a Mitsubishi Mirage or a Chevy Chevette. They are Shitty cars; hence the price.

Reminded me of this BMW oil pump stop motion I saw the other day.

“A joy for mother to drive...” Just because I live in her basement doesn’t mean she gets to drive my car.

Brad Putt, meh. But I hope to hell they make the prequel.

Like I needed another reason to avoid South Dakota. Mouthbreathing motherfuckers.

I’m thinking about talking my kid into one of these for his first car. But for $7500 he’s going to need the V8. CP

I was 16 in 1980 when my sister’s boyfriend bought one brand new (green). My sister was in college 1800 miles away so...road trip! We traded off driving straight thru, down the coast from Seattle to San Diego; one of the most memorable trips ever. He evetually put a little Buick V8 in it. Fun car.

Where was this guy when we needed him?

For $60k I actually bought a Ford truck. But then trucks have been my daily driver for 40 years, so it’s not like it was a hard decision.

I never would have voted for him, but I’ve always like the Flat Tax concept. I hate the IRS and their 70,000 pages of bullshit tax codes. 15% for everyone sounds good to me.

Sad and typical. I will never understand the conservative mentality. A company like Tesla offers a pretty sweet car at a pretty good deal, but you instantly, knee-jerkingly hate it! Because liking an electric car might make you look like a tree-hugging-hippie, or worse, a LIBERAL! But hey, “Fracking is awesome!” Weak…

Yeah, and fracking has been soooo successful. Pfft. It’s a money losing environmental disaster. Why do you think it wasn’t subsidized?

Would to rather we spend the money subsidizing Big Oil so you can buy gas at $1.50, (while destroying the planet)? I’d much rather my tax dollars went towards “alternative” energy.

$27K for a Tesla? That’s cheaper than I expected.