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2WD and over 300k miles isn’t worth $8000 in any truck based vehicle. 4WD in the same condition? That’s fair. 2WD with 200k miles in the same condition? that’d also be fair. But this one just doesn’t cut it. $4500 is absolute max for a clean, 2wd, high mileage vehicle

Eat a snickers

So no morning shift today?

You mean like the Traverse, Acadia, or any other 3 row crossover? They’re all basically minivans

Wait... Can I actually come hit the Kia with a golf club? lol You’re right down the road. And is any of this surprising? That Golden Eagle has been under a tarp in that spot for quite some time, and it’s the first thing I notice about the property when driving by. Not saying I agree with the complaining neighbor (I

They are actually pretty quiet from the factory. The problem is that as soon as you buy one, the dealer goes “dUrRr... yOu NeEd To GeT sOmE lOuDeR pIpEs On ThErE sO iT’s A rEaL hArLeY!!! dUrRr”

what this guy said

but when she hears you’re doing “fine” she’ll beg you to come back. Kind of like when the S&P 500 hears Harley is “fine” and sees stock prices go up, and then welcomes em back into the club

A lot of cops are riding BMWs now

You think they should just slip something like that into the Morning Shift? I’m guessing someone is currently writing a full standalone article about it.

They did. They made the SS. It wasn’t called a Nova or Chevelle because people would have shit all over them for the names. But nobody bought them. The market doesn’t justify research and development costs for another RWD performance car, outside of the Camaro, Corvette, and the CTS-V/CT5-V, and ATS-V/CT4-V.

That picture is a C-pillar brace. The A-pillar is at the front.

It also didn’t originally come with that engine, or that amount of power. You’d think the money they spent they could have added a harness.

aftermarket steering wheel with the stock seat belts... just in case you didn’t feel like going to the dentist to have all your teeth removed.

I recently paid $3500 for a pretty clean 2002 Suburban with over 180k miles on it and was absolutely blown away that I was getting 19 mpg on the highway with it. I don’t know how that’s possible, but I’ve done the math a few different times, and it always comes out between 18.5-19.5 for all highway miles. Why would I

You know what else happened 12 years ago? The recession. Hard to justify development of big expensive new tech (battery tech wasn’t all that great 12 years ago either) and a new platform for low volume vehicles when the cash isn’t flowing in anymore. Had the recession not happened, who knows how far along GM might

hahah set a reminder!

It it on the market though. They’re for sale. Sure, the ones going out are all spoken for already, but it’s still on the market

They’ve had an entire tour planned. But everything is getting cancelled due to CV-19

They’ve had a tour planned for this whole year, but CV-19 is ruining it