Come on, clickbait. Jalops deserve better. Those values are not far off the book value for these cars. Hardly selling for “basically nothing”. And the high school kid’s blog that’s quoted (lol)...of course a four year old used electric car’s price is going to be a “significant disparity” from new MSRP.

The issue with the ND as a daily is that it’s really tight inside, from people space to trunk space to anything resembling interior storage space. That’s fine for anything except a daily driver, but it’ll get annoying. Really tight seats. No glove box. No storage on the doors. Tiny center console. 15% smaller trunk…

https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/the-original-definition-of-decimate

Fun video

These posts are starting to read a little like thinly veiled ads. That might not be the primary intent, but it’s increasingly noticeable. Subaru’s success is partially due to a) willingness to deal on price [especially with a professional car buyer], and b) responsiveness to non walk-in queries? Jalopnik can do better…

Watch the video...his name is Mohammad.

Ummm, watch the video before being sure :). The buyer paid $800 for the trailer with the car inside. The owner then paid the buyer $1000, so the buyer made $200 for his trouble.

Agree. To the author: “explanations are far and few between”...you guys write for a living! Please learn to write properly :/

Good for him, profanity aside.