I assume literally. Kinja employs a team of stonemasons to etch all comments into cave walls in a secret location in Virginia.

Well the current owner seems concerned, as he’s selling it right after that repair...

I can’t be the only one who wants to hear how your wife is “5' on a good day.”

“...we have other cars for longer trips.”

That’s always been my fear with BEV’s its the costs of replacing batteries. I get this is an expensive car but as someone who tends to keep cars long after they’re paid off (usually keep a car 10-12 years) I don’t think I’d make the leap until automakers can provide an ecologically sustainable and cost effective…

Mr. Money Bags over here has $30k for a parts car.

Wow. How can you own one of these and not even know what kind of warranty you have?

$30k for a new battery pack??? Holy shit this car is so far in the crack pipe range it’s off the scales!!

WOW... That’s like replacing your engine with a Hellephant.

No

Battery warranty expires at 100k.  Think about why this is going up for sale with 98.5k on the clock.  :)

****He is selling the car 1 week after major repairs****

I have about 65k miles on my P85 and here are some interesting aspects:

4,770 lbs of e-waste.

Must have been a $2500 plow. 

“Most Ford trucks of this vintage have a hell of a lot more rust on them than this Bronco.”

A rusted out body and beat interior doesn’t look so nice to me.  Who’s going to strip down the paint, cut out the cancer, weld in new panels, and restore a 1996 Bronco?  Why put $10k into a $3000 suv?

OJ Approved. 

Definite Nice Price, but I can’t help it. Every time I see one of these Broncos I think of Dick Landy’s Funny Car. Something about them both having the back axles too far forward.

CP. That tape job across the back window to probably keep water out (or keep the window up) and the recently added and badly applied undercoating to no doubt cover up rust has me thinking this turd is worth about $1000 less.