So, I bought a 1997 986 a couple years ago for $6500. It had 87k on the clock, the IMS had already been done, looked great, drove great.... and a week after I got it home the wiring fried. Had to spend another $5200 to fix it. “Oh well, still kind of a bargain.” A year later take it for an oil change and there is…

This price is way out of line.

This truck is like a four foot penis. Impressive? Sure.

It's not that complex, we just have the FREEDOM to royally fuck ourselves in the ass through poor decision-making. If we want to be upside down on a 96 month lease at 17% interest, we'll that's our god-given right and we'll stage a full-scale revolt if you try to prohibit it. 

You’re giving the customer way too much credit than they generally deserve. 9/10 times, they know exactly what they are doing and have no problem doing it. They just don’t care. This is how people end up having to pay cash for literally everything and some - again - simply don’t care.

I agree that it sounds good on paper, but the end result hurts my brain trying to put it together.

While the low vans are horrible to get around in, the tall vans are night and day different. Having owned a high roof Sprinter and Promaster, the thing people don’t get is the ridiculous amount of utility and efficiency these new vans give you over the older vans. I have a Promaster that I drive around with an…

I had to go back because I was certain it was the same car.

Anything road legal, running, and driving. Sure.

Yeah, Oshkosh owns Motor T’s ass. My battalion had three JLTVs get deadlined for mechanical failures at 29 Palms, and then another eleven get deadlined for a safety recall, leaving us in the middle of an exercise with 60% of our normal complement of JLTVs and having to fly a team of three Oshkosh mechanics out and…

I would call the guy and ask to take it on a test drive.

I had a Westfield. With Ohlins coilovers, IRS, AP brakes, and a hot Kent crossflow. It wasnt as batshit as this, but it was in the bubble.

Tesla owner here. FUCKING SERIOUSLY.

Hopefully the court saves everyone the trouble and just assigns that to him at his upcoming appearance. Or, to simplify things, the airline refunds everyone (in money, please, not, like, vouchers for peanuts on a future flight or some crap like that) and then sues his ass for their outlay.

And yet you seemed to fit very comfortably in a 2-D pane of glass with a couple other people, Zod. Get over it.

I’m not buying a bike until I can do this.

I have an incredibly similar story about “meeting your auto heros”. 

They better get the quality right. Germans won’t tolerate the panel gaps.

A friend has one. It is an unmitigated piece of s**t that he can’t sell or get repaired. CP all day long.