I think it’s in great condition and for the condition and mileage probably fairly close on price. If the special addition was anything meaningful (even something silly like slightly stiffer springs) I’d say NP. But it’s just appearance, and as much as I like these cars in yellow I do NOT like those silver stripes. So…

Can get a newer, funner Miata at that price, and without the hassle of having to track down parts for a rare car when something goes wrong.  ND.

This car fills me with meh. Looks kinda goofy (just my taste), and it’s one of those “special editions” that gives you nothing special other than a different color and unwanted embroidery on the seats. The seller seems to be putting a $3K premium on the rarity over the other GXP he has, although that might be worth it…

I voted ND. I think he’s asking AAALLLL the money for it, and it’s maybe within negotiating distance for a "special edition" that seems like nothing more than stripes and embroidery.

With that review I wouldn’t take one for free. I’m not a poor, and I care about how my cars actually drive.

$199/mo with nothing down for a lease is unreal, especially considering this isn’t a stripped econobox with no features. 

Finally, a car that can make Tesla look well built.

Well, we RE-elected a man who’s clearly and repeatedly demonstrated his willingness to cheat, steal, and defraud absolutely everyone he can to enrich himself. And in the interim, he has started a number of shady business ventures (crypto, social media, NFTs, and the like) which he will now be in the position to regulat…

Oh my...you’re about to see outright theft to a magnitude that would make even the best despots blush. Stopping SS payments will merely be a drop in the bucket when it comes to stealing gov’t assets and reassigning the assets to the top 0.01%.

How can you cut Social Security? It’s a system we’ve all paid into. It’s solvent. It’s not a f******g “entitlement”.

To cut the program is theft, pure and simple.

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!

Someone on another forum guessed that this might be a “hotshot” driver (urgent deliveries for people who are burning money and daylight at a ferocious rate for lack of a spare part or whatever).

I’ve owned a bunch of Audis. What they had was super clean interiors, they hid screens when not in use and useful buttons/knobs were easy to find while keeping your eye’s on the road. They were not super edgy in their delivery of performance but they just ate miles and corners while maintaining very good manners.…

I once had a local Uhaul rental that lasted about 6 hours (we were preparing to move and I drove a bunch of stuff to the charity shop a few blocks away from our house, total trip might have been 4 miles) that, when I returned, they wanted to charge me like $800 for mileage ($1/mile). I argued with them for 45 minutes…

Obviously, they are trying to use the same definition of “unlimited” as most cell service companies use for data. <rolleyes> Except the cell phone companies are actually smart enough to put it in writing that “unlimited” does not actually mean unlimited. Of course, the *contract* does, in fact, say “unlimited miles*,…

LOL right, also unlimited means UNLIMITED unless it says it’s not in the fine print. But also how the hell do you drive 25k miles in a month. Like 1000 miles a day is almost 15 straight HOURS driving 70 mph. I like to drive but damn. That’s like driving across the US almost 9 times in a month.

Hertz is doing something stupid and having it blow up on social media is as predictable as a rainy day in Seattle 

I always wanted an Audi... and now that I can afford one, I’ll never get one.

For me it's the fact that tech that is standard on a Toyota or Hyundai adds thousands of dollars more to already expensive vehicles when it should be the opposite.

Audi became too expensive for what they are. Every new Audi I’ve looked at in the last two years has felt overpriced for what it is.