You WANT to believe:

I hate car dealers. Dealing with them is the worst.

Sure, you’re going to decrease street racing, but this is almost certainly going to increase street pro-wrestling matches.

What crime? She is just taking out the trash.

True pro-lifers would have to say yes.

Everyone has their own inflection points. Takes a strong person to hold one’s convictions in the face of race baiting, misogyny, alleged election fraud, alleged collusion with a foreign power within your campaign team, charity mismanagement, impetuousness, incessant Twitter farts, suggesting violence against your…

It’s a junkyard.

These sorts of collections make me irritated. Want three or four of them to restore, modify, fix-up and drive around on sunny days? Definitely! Have multiple.

Depends on the political connections of the shop owner versus the car owner, I’m guessing.

What’s the matter with you; have a spider up your butt?

The car-carrying capability is also limited by size, but then isn’t that the case with all rear-entrance efforts?

This is pretty much what I imagine:

Talk about being in a slump! #concretejokes

This is wrong because Green is the only congressman who has called for Trump’s impeachment, which means “who called for president’s impeachment” can act as a restrictive clause and thus needn’t be set off with commas.

I vote no commas in that message. I trully believe that the caller did not understand the comma. Thus, it should not be allowed in the transcription.

It’s almost like manufacturers should start selling direct to consumers, and just setup showrooms where buyers can go to see the cars, then place their order online. Someone should totally do that.

I bought my first car (a Camaro) in 1985 - I went from dealer to dealer in Houston looking at their inventories until I found one with a good color, okay options, and the right engine. It took weeks of Saturdays. Then I found one and bought it. No research was done except to read Car and Driver, Motor Trend, and Road…

Having more methods of research is a good thing, but I like big on-site inventories too.

That’s untrue-you can’t negotiate sticker price online. You just have to eat whatever the list price is. It’s the guy that walks in the door and haggles the life out of the salesman that gets the best deal

one key to rule them all, and in the yugo bind them