Well, the bed is smaller, thanks to every modern pickup trucklet having to be a four door these days.
Well, the bed is smaller, thanks to every modern pickup trucklet having to be a four door these days.
Any one that has owned Jeep. History is littered with carcasses of companies that bought/acquired/merged with Jeep. If they weren’t outright murdered, they’re the walking dead.
Is it just me? Or does it seem in the pictures that these ‘Yota trucks are rolling around on a set of dinky temporary spare tires?
Sorry.
This is a pig in a poke.
The backing of the Israeli government.
What happened?
This is going to be a huge story tomorrow.
Jeezum crow. You could run this as a single article on freakin’ iOS News app but you couldn’t do it here?
So smug. And so mistaken.
Quite a pithy hedline. It’s not often that you can turn a hyperbolic cliché into accurate reporting. Well done.
I don’t think she does either. Because if Dominion counter-sues, she may well not wriggle out of this one.
Dominion shouldn’t offer the opportunity to throw this out. It should directly counter-sue her. It’s already got legal shock troops on speed dial. Not for billions, but for say, tens of millions to ensure that if she lost, she’d be in deep debt to Dominion for the rest of her life.
If that’s what drives you, you can get much better tools for the job than a four-door FWD box. And I say that as someone who actually likes four-door FWD boxes.
Maybe because it weighs 300 lbs more (2022VW GTI curb weight 3154 lbs), which chews the livin’ Hell out of that “extra powerful” 13 freakin’ horsepower. The torque number is significant, but a lot of people prefer the handling of a lightweight, rear wheel drive sports car to a nose-heavy, FWD box.
I almost didn’t click on this, because every headline with a number in it around here ends up with a slide show.
Destroying evidence of the crime.
When it’s 30 days from expiring, anything looks like a good investment.
I think I know it really went down:
I don’t know if you could call it precarious. If they’re collateralizing their loans and booking them as cash promptly, I’d suggest they’re better prepared for uncertain markets. Margins may change, but if the credit market unexpectedly tanks I think you’d rather be holding cash than loan notes on depreciating…