Damn, I've been rooting for him since the original article. Not the update I wanted.

Yeah in the movies his motivation almost comes off as ‘I know I’m going to die and she’s going to die but it’ll be sweet release at last for both of us’ and it kind of works for the compressed storyline movies need.

This. If that was a little cheaper and had more range I’d definitely test drive it at least once before settling on something larger.

I have the 2.4L. It's definitely not a lot of power lol.

I have one. It’s the perfect Grandma and Grandpa car. (We got ours second hand from grandma)

Same, family plan is great. It’s literally worth it just so I never have to deal with another ‘I broke my phone can you get the pictures off it please?’ request again. 

Except the civic unless they like replacing their AC compressor every 2 years.

Neutral: Recommended a Ford Probe to my dad. He still drives that fucker a decade later. Love that car.

Don’t forget the wet spot when the kidney windows are heated.

Vroom does state that they repair those scratches and dings though. Rocket Auto/Vroom pay a lot, but they put the body work in to resell for a couple grand more than they buy. I assume they're relying on volume to make the body work cheap.

It’s not just Ford - all of the manufacturers are having more and more issues as cars get more and more complex each year. My Kia’s engine got a lifetime warranty due to a software bug that caused engine knocking to destroy the engine instead of go into limp mode. The complexity of newer sensor-laden software-heavy…

I’m glad they went with a relatively different animation style for this. It fits the gritty look of Piltover.

Body shop be like: that's 30k of damage, see the bumper had to be replaced (10k), and we painted the fender.

I refuse to believe anyone is actually paying the 15k markup my dealer has on Tellurides. But then again my cousin bought a Rav4 (Amusingly it has less interior space than my Optima despite being 20 inches taller, no joke rofl) with 6k markup so idk.

We went though rocketauto who referred the offer to Vroom so it ended up being the same folks you guys used. I guess people just really like ordering a car from their living room and avoiding the dealerships right now. My cousin bought a Rav 4 last month and spent 6 hours haggling them down from 10k over markup to…

I posted a picture of a 15k markup from my Kia dealership on the last article about the Mach-E, so if they’re not topping 15k markup yet Kia is still on another level. This whole year is just weird with prices though - my wife just sold her 3 year old, 45k mile Civic for $1200 less than she bought it. We’re going to…

“allowing dealers to offer deals below MSRP”

I loved the Volt.  I think it was the best of both the electric and the gas world's and was sad they got rid of it.

I swear their price has gone up from people assuming this will be true.  I keep checking for a cheap commuter and nope, still expensive

These aren’t the production lights - or at least they shouldn’t be. Their prototypes had light bars that wrapped around the tailgate.