LOL! Never picked up on that but that’s a good point.

I can understand being underwater on a brand new car. It’s going to lose a some when you drive it off the lot. For example, The 2017 Acadia Denali I bought in February is likely slightly under water. I paid $43k for it with no trade or down payment (no trade because gave previous car to daughter). So I financed it…

My inlaws live in Alaska and they travel to the Midwest often, and we in turn travel up there often. On the trips from Alaska to the Midwest we always have at least two suitcases packed full of fish/crab/shrimp. Never have any problems as checking seafood out of Alaska is quite common. But on the trips from the…

Long time Royals fan and season ticket holder. So glad to see them on this streak but I’m not getting my hopes up as they’ve been so up and down. They have a tendency to all suck at the same time and all get hot at the same time.

My daughter is 18. Recently her longtime (4 years) boyfriend moved in with us because he didn’t have the best of options at home. We can provide him a comfortable home while they both start college in the fall. Anyway, what happens in their bedroom is their business. I’d be an idiot to think nothing happens. I’ve…

Believe it or not there are plenty of auto shops not tied to dealerships. They are often cheaper and provide better work too. As for warranty type work, Tesla doesn’t have traditional dealerships and they still offer a way to get the repairs done.

Am I the only one that wants wipers on every window? Not just the front and back, but the sides as well.

And that is why the dealer model needs to just die already.

You’re delusional if you don’t think that he is the only politician to do this. Abusing the office is SOP for pretty much every single political figure, regardless of party affiliation.

When dealership and salesperson SOP started being to try and treat all customers as idiots and screw them out of every possible penny instead of treating starting with a fair and transparent deal then yes.

I figured that was everywhere. It’s been that way in every state I’ve lived in.

Got a truck in Missouri? No need for a rear plate, only a front. Leave it to Missouri to fuck that one up.

What if the trade in is valued at about $6k? How does that work with a lease? I’ve never leased before and I actually started considering leasing one of these a few weeks ago.

If I have a non-FCA vehicle at home but want to trade in an FCA vehicle would I still qualify for the Conquest Cash?

So when you point that out do you mean that it’s set to a point that you won’t actually be able to negotiate in real life? Or will they actually use such a high residual? Because I’m actually considering leasing one of these, even before I saw this article.

I bought a ‘94 Cobra new and was amazed at it’s 240hp. lol

I’m headed out to Colorado next weekend and will be going to Pikes Peak. I’ll see how fast I can do it in my SUV. I’m guessing slightly slower than these guys.

Don’t be a meany and lock cuddlefluff outside your room. Let her give you shnugglins all night.

When I lived in Iowa, and it may still be this way I don’t know, 89 octane was actually a few cents cheaper per gallon because of less state taxes. So that is what everyone bought.

I got a cousin who is a cop. He’s pretty lenient when it comes to speed. If you’re being an ass or unsafe he’ll pull you over. But if you’re driving to the conditions he lets it slide. He also pulls people over for flicking cig butts out and writes them littering tickets. He says he writes about 4 of those a day.