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Paralyzed with fear?

Looking at the video its clear this person "locked up" like their non-abs car. If you looks closely at the wheels, he didn't even attempt to steer back into the lane, or if he (she?) did they certainly didn't try very hard.

There are people who don't mind researching and haggling with the dealerships. There are people that hate it. I can mow and edge my own yard, but I hate it and my time is more valuable than that, so I pay someone else to do it. I have found that most of my customers just want to pick out a car, get the best price,

I almost agree. I think it's a Lexus Camry ES 350.

It's a newer Camry - Black .

Ha ha. I'm 58 and gay.

automakers used to do this to themselves, the mustang was marketed as a "secretary's car" (take that fox body bros)

What are you talking about? Of course there's such a thing as a ...

I've seen three of these on the road. Each one was driven by an overweight balding man who seems to have hit absolute bottom.

Yeah, there's no way he could have found parts to keep it going that long.

The word "irony" is destined for the same fate as the word "literally;" which is to be misused so frequently that it's eventually redefined to mean its complete opposite.

I wonder how many people are gonna be like "there's a 4 door A5?!?!"

It might be more fun to morph cars with people. The Alec Baldwin Edition Neon.

So, this car has depreciated even BEFORE it made it off the lot!

I'm sure if they would have bought their Tesla from an independent dealer, this would have never happened. After all, dealers are just looking out for the public's safety and best interest /s

The real punchline to this joke is that the new Accord V6 is really quite good and, honestly, the only car like this you can still buy in the U.S.

The first thing you notice about this new 2014 Oldsmobile Cutlass S, complete with its six-speed manual, is the lettering. It's huge.