That’s the part I don’t get. Did people actually think that he SPONSORED the terrorist’s vehicle like it was a race car? I’m guessing the reaction is exaggerated and that’s why this will settle quickly and we’ll never know that all he got was $500 and 10% off his next oil change.

No one’s mentioned that bootlegging moonshine actually spawned an entire racing series? The birth of NASCAR was about having a car fast enough to out run the cops.

Yep, the Explorer was the first one I noticed. Fresh off a Jurassic Park release, the neighbor who owns a golf course buys a decked out Explorer. That thing had AUTOMATIC headlights and everything. I still lust over first gen explorers.

I think a tesla would

Cherokee headlights?

Most people who tell you they’re going to contact their attorney about something don’t even have an attorney. One time a service customer who was flipping out over some perceived injustice made a big loud scene about calling her lawyer on her cell phone in our showroom. It was her divorce lawyer, and he of course…

I doubt that I would have noticed one a year ago either. But now I certainly would. Thank you for making me appreciate this car.

Why are there so many piles of stones? Is this a common obstacle that people encounter?

Def had whiplash after bouncing down those stairs.

Honestly, this front end doesn’t look bad. It actually looks a decade ahead of its time. Unfortunately, it’s mated to a Chevy Celebrity.

For me, it’s “Exerati”

obsequiously?

I suspect it has more to do with establishing a value. Banks won't generally loan more for a vehicle than it's worth. With newer cars they just use the NADA book, and it’s usually not far off from reality. With collector or even just older cars it's far more difficult, because they're worth whatever someone is willing…

Where else ya gonna find one?

Ya, buy them shoes made by workers in even worse conditions!

As a dealership employee, this doesn’t surprise me. I also have to obtain proof of insurance, and it’s not unusual for people to be driving around with no insurance at all and expect us to release a new car to them. OR, they think they can cheat the system and add the car to someone else’s policy that they are not on,…

The Walking Dead edition Hyundai Tucson. Because everyone wants bloody hand prints on the side of their suv.

<adds to reading list>

Or it has a glitch one day.

I recently drove a Buick Lacrosse with adaptive cruise control. It just follows the car in front of you. I set the cruise at 80, so that it would always stay behind someone. It will hit the brakes, and come to a complete stop, and then when the light changes take off again. At first, it’s completely terrifying and you…