Yeah, they’re basically lifted Camry’s.

We had our 1995 Highlander for 11 years. It was a base model with a 4-cyl. and we did nothing but put oil in it and tires on it. My brother in law is on his second mid-nineties vintage Highlander (he bought a newer one and sold it to buy the old style- like in your photo). These things drive like cars, aren’t gigantic…

They want to finance the car because they get an additional commission from the bank.

Auto Industry: Here’s a concept

Where are these mythical “good” dealerships? I’ve certainly never found them.

Are you drunk?

Seriously. People won’t spend $0.99 for an app they’ll use everyday, but they’ll write off $2000 as no big deal. The psychology of consumerism is truly fascinating.

But..but... Public transit is superior to cars

There’s a problem with “Zombie Homes” around me. Houses that get foreclosed, or the owner dies and no one moves in. They fall into disrepair, lawns become animal-infested jungles, they attract kids vandalizing and doing drugs and/or squatters. And NYC does little to nothing about it, like tracking down the bank who…

Found it.

...what’s $2000 extra spent for a car compared to a lifetime of owning the perfect vehicle?

I traded a refrigerator compressor for my first car, a 1963 Corvair. He got cold beer, I got hot trash.

I suspect the last line there is quite important. It’s been known in banking for years that the first credit card to get into your wallet is likely to stay in your wallet. I wonder if ride sharing apps are the same way...

One correction necessary. By then, likely year 1 of the Oprah administration, recreational marijuana will be legal nationwide, and the e-Palette will free them from having to interact with unwashed chicks from Colorado.

In their defense, they need the cargo capacity and heavy duty chassis to handle all of the dropped Pepperidge farm goldfish. That shit gets heavy.

Don’t question it. Clearly this guy knows what he’s doing.

I’m just glad they don’t make condoms too.

No, it has to drive the rest of the way.

Just looked it up and I have to say it’s the first airport I’ve seen that could be easily mistaken for a Kroeger!

Not surprising they’re in OK shape considering the circumstances. Those things were built like tanks.