Or the rear wheel arches are actually just spray painted. Considering that it’s Chinese, either scenario is equally plausible.
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According to this (https://www.hagerty.com/media/news/first-car-with-sequential-taillights/), the sequential tail light first appeared on a 1965 Ford Thunderbird. Ford started using them again on a 2010 Mustang. I’d guess this predates Audi by a few decades.
One of these things is not like the others.
Correct. I’ve seen its target price listed at $80. It’s still being driven by people just like in this article that are buying a few shares at a time each paycheck.... and the huge monied speculators that know people are doing this.... when they decide to get out this bubble will pop... i dont invest like that... I'd…
I have a black toilet in one bathroom. Difficult to find.
Even old banshees, which are relatively expensive for their age, are still pretty cheap in the grand scheme of things.
Yeah, everyone complains about NEW ATV prices, but old ones are cheap as chips. An old ATV with some new tires and a little maintenance is a fun weekend toy at your local ATV park.
Great. Not I’m looking up used ATVs and a tow bar for my car.
It looks well kept, the tire choice demonstrates a conscientious owner, and the miles aren’t a red flag because it’s showing that it’s a driver. I can’t think of much else new or in good shape that I’d rather spend $16.5K on. NP
I always read HPDE as HDPE (High Density PolyEthylene) and get momentarily confused...
I think that’s what caused the hobby. Now they are at the point that they physically cannot do the 2nd part of your sentence.
While anything with the Hummer name on it is a personal No Dice, I went looking for comps.
Bro you double checked, found, followed, and rescinded. A+ forthrightness. That's good internet commenting.
The cool headlight tech that the rest of the world has was illegal in the US, and is only just starting to become legal after a delay to give domestic automakers a chance to catch up. Hard to blame automakers for not investing in improving their US-only headlights to be less bad when they already have great headlight…
Cars used to have wood paneling because they were made of...wood.
What would make more sense would be something like the new electroluminescent paint that is now available, since the Mach-E is made of, like, electricity and shit:
My wife is a boss in a chain of thrift stores; she was the one who established the policy that the stores do not ever re-sell used baby seats. She talked about unseen post-crash damage, and I filled her in on plastic embrittlement over time. It was a pretty easy meeting according to her:
What percentage of those were due to an insufficient booster seat?
It sounds like you are doing things right. One thing I would suggest (to you or anyone else), is to consider the LATCH weight limit for your car. Depending on how heavy the car seat is, kids that still easily fit in the seat can exceed the weight limitations. If they are exceeding the LATCH weight limit (65 lbs is…
This is so much more than having 7 figures lying around. I know some mid 7 figure wealthy type ppl and no way in hell would Lambo ever look at them for anything like this.