He's white, dummy.

A helpful article would be "Get your car registered you Tea Party bum."

Especially if you like luxury!

I'm starting to think that Scion is smarter than we've all been giving it credit for. They push the marketing toward a demographic that doesn't want it, and wouldn't buy it even if they had the money, but in the process makes an older demographic feel hip if they like it. So the (younger boomers/older Xers) start…

unfortunately it won't keep the Toyota quality and reliability image alive because it's s rusty mazda, not a real Toyota :(

Good choice! My undergrad had a 3-axis vertical mill and a lathe (both Mori Seiki) in the machine shop, for crazy parts that people needed done. Watching the speed and precision of the movement was incredible.

Haha nope! It says DMG MORI, which is short for DMG Mori Seiki, who make some of the best CNC machines in the world. If you ever get the chance to watch one in real life, you should definitely take it.

Oh damn. That C30's not far from me and right in my price range. I hadn't considered a CPO Volvo in my sub-$25k hatchback search...

Seriously...I think Volvo's CPO program is the best kept secret for used luxury cars

Normally I would agree with you. On common cars like Accords and RAV4s a 1-3 year old car might not be a better value than a used one. Especially after the discounts, but on luxury cars the value is far better used.

I can't believe I'm not going to say something snarky or cynical in a predictable attempt to be funny in my first post on this site, but I felt I just had to chime in on the merits of Volvo's excellent CPO program after reading this article.

Not when you have expensive tastes.

Volvos in general have fantastic CPO values...you can get S60 R designs for mid 20's and low miles with plenty of coverage left.