@ChazzyD: Truer words have never been spoken. They all got a taste of the power of drivin' tall, and now there's no going back.
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@layabout: The car so nice, you say it twice.
@autocannibal: That's what I'm talkin 'bout
@Nick: lol
@iancoleTX: "Heartily", that should be. Darn it.
@Ash78, lungs of Platinum: I will agree with you on this post. 90% of the listings are from commercial sellers, because being a high-volume, high-feedback seller is the only way to avoid eBay and Paypal's constant BS. The little guy has to jump through all sorts of hoops and be exposed to a bunch of different risks…
@Ash78, lungs of Platinum: I hartily disagree. Sellers have little protection. They can't leave negative feedback. In case of a scummy buyer trying to file a chargeback, the only course of action is to try and use eBay's fantastically awful customer service to get your money back. They are of course, generally…
First page, option 64A for the primo 19" wheels on the GT.. "Raped Spec"?
Why the F can't VW produce a car with some cojones? 150hp is not getting me in the dealership door.
Gorgeous. Now put a twin-turbo 6er in there.
@AmishJohn: This is not gonna earn me a lot of love or jalop-points, but I think that for what it is, the X6 is a very attractive vehicle. I still dislike it on principle, but at least it has a little panache.
@PowerTryp is holding all the cards.: Gah. Next time.
This has absolutely nothing to do with the article, but I saw an Accord Crosstour on the road finally. I have to say, it is without a doubt, the ugliest, most ill-proportioned vehicle currently being manufactured. My god, was it terrible. Just thought I'd share!
@brandegee: Schwing!
..Not to mention $19.80 to "reset service counter", which is adds no value and is effectively a twenty-buck penalty for getting your car serviced somewhere besides their precious dealership.
Holy shitballs is that thing fast
@bitjockey: Awesome
@KeyserSoze: Absolutely.