There is a good reason why Ze Germans have not built a spacecraft and landed on the moon...

The product planners have had one too many steins of beer at lunch again...

Apparently no one taught them the value of Time and Place.

No, just Florida’s fault.

From Middle English bocchen (“to mend, patch up, repair”), of uncertain origin. Perhaps from Middle Dutch botsen, butsen, boetsen (“to repair, patch”) (Modern Dutch:botsen (“to strike, beat, knock together”)), related to Old High German bōzan (“to beat”), See beat; or perhaps from Old English bōtettan (“to improve,…

Tom, to prove that it’s not always the dealer, you just do one thing.

Lots of large RVs use the 6.8

Ben Collins, Jason Plato, and Quentin Willson.

So if I follow the British path, I get to two of three hosts on Fifth Gear (Tiff and VBH).

Given appropriate circumstances/lighting, yes.

Unless special ordered with the Jalopnik Pack, as my car’s first owner apparently did.

It’s illegal to ride in a “house trailer” in GA according to OCGA section 40-6-244. But it doesn’t say anything about a boat on a boat trailer.

My 2007 BMW doesn’t. And it’s got automatic rain sensing wipers, so it has no excuse.

See, if I’m going to get a luxury car, I’m either getting a Range Rover (because all Range Rovers should have split tailgates and MaxCare...just sayin’), or a 7er / A8.

Especially one with known engine trouble.

It also has misplaced badges on the trunk. (They are slightly too low) This indicates that someone did a repaint at some point of the trunk lid.

To be fair, isn’t buying an X6 telling the world you have no imagination, and will buy anything with the blue and white badge on it, up to and probably including a plate of sick?

The same thing was being said about Aston Martin opening a plant in Alabama. They might make a more reliable car by accident.

I also can’t tell if you get back seats or not on the base truck. The BYO configurator picture doesn’t show seats or seatbelts in the back of a base truck.

I had a good experience when I bought my Mini. The F&I man was very nice and wasn’t pushy. Sales consultant was nice as well. Recommended him to a few people.