It’s really not, I have cars to upkeep, houses to upkeep (mine + rented) and other stupid costs, not to mention taxes.

The thing is, Fiat is also a trash heap so it’s fitting...

Had one as a loaner.. It broke twice in a week! The tail lights were also constantly fogged. Besides the ugliness it wasn’t terrible I guess, interior again leaves a lot to be desired but for $25k they charge it’s good for someone.

My Impalas interior is shite for a $42k MSRP car. The textures don’t even match, and for whatever reason there’s two types of soft touch right next to each other, which are different shades of black. Never mind if you have the sun pointing anywhere but in front of you, the silver trim blinds you.

Except we don’t have to wait 3 months for updates from MT...

Remember when gas prices were close to $5? I still drove two of my 10MPG Range Rovers and didn’t have a thought of selling them.

How it performs vs an M4 and M3, respectively.

Ehh? Not saying I don’t like it, I’m quite fond of the BMW X1 having owned one.

I see a little BMW X1 with the roofline and slim figure, but none of those..

05 Range Rover, off roaded all her life.

Don’t be worried about air suspension, my current bags on my 05' Range Rover have lasted roughly 93,000 miles and 12 years. Only issue there was the front bags leaked in the cold, not bad at all.

We can dismiss that one, it’s just another Freelander.

I’d buy the plan, if my damn Impala wasn’t in the shop every other week (it’s been in the dealer for 2 months straight by now and more than 25 other times and it only has 4500 miles)

So most Smart Cars? Hahaha

Oh yes, are you talking about the ones that would leak or fail and cause coolant to run through the bell housing thus destroying the transmission?

Wait, what happened to the Devil 16?

99% of VW owners in my area are either 70-80 year old seniors, or high schoolers who don’t care about cars and don’t keep up with anything..

I’d buy it right now for $70k, but that’s because the L322 holds a special place in me.

$1.24, which would be the amount of pocket change that I have in well, my pocket..

The 2014-2016 SCV6 Land Rover LR4, as a gigantic Burmese mountain dog owner (The dog fits nicely in the back,) and one whose of some height, I can safely say this is one of the best vehicles I’ve owned, I understand fuel economy is not optimal, but it makes up with sporty acceleration and comfort. Just watch out for…