“I declare this cake...delicious!”
jstump
jstump
The first no-haggle dealer in my area (there are numerous now) priced their cars about $250-$500 above what you could get if you were a skilled and determined haggler. $250-$500 well spent if you ask me.
I have bought used tires before for my Focus ST. A lot of people would buy that car and almost immediately upgrade the tires, so you could find Eagle F1's with like 500 miles on them for like 30% the cost of new because people just wanted to get rid of them to recoup cost of the new ones. These tires were plentiful…
First time I had a car with a back up cam I didn’t know what to do. Now that I’m used to it for sure both hands are on the wheel. I take a look around before starting to back up then eyes on the screen. Driving a car with a back up cam now is unnerving for me.
Subaru styling in a nutshell.
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/price-trends/
For comparison,1.75 acres is about the size of a large single family home. Do better Root.
I’m no fan of the Taycan but what exactly makes it a “shitty-ass car” in your eyes?
Like why in the fuck does a car with 250 miles need a new water pump, plugs, belts, etc etc? Are these actually big pieces of shit?
Like queef horns or whatever tf Elons tweets about next week?
Aren’t these just laptop components? A laptop can run half a day on a little 60Wh battery, why does it take 13 miles of range to power that?
Am I the only one to admit I clicked for the pic?
THIS is the picture you chose for this article?
Ah yes, the “I drive a Ram 3500 and want to ensure everyone else drives a Miata” philosophy
Agreed, this person is on crack.
What can you expect from someone whose nickname is “GMT800 Tahoe Guy” ?
The S550 mustang is a good one. A single T20 screw and a couple clips...
That Mustang isn’t even that bad. A couple extra steps to get to but “full dashboard teardown” is bullshit. In my experience most cars have it behind the glove box.
So, my S550 Mustang’s cabin air filter is changeable under the glove compartment.