MPG doesn’t bother me for an off-road toy, which is what I would use it as. But this thing has been smashed, poor panel fit and paint doesn’t match. Not worth top dollar at all.

Insurance companies would rather you didn’t drive at all. Don’t even look at the car. GEICO will still jack up your rate though, even if you don’t drive. 

Even in the very first photo, I was thinking, “Why is the hood a different color?”  I chalked it up to lighting, but now I’m not so sure.

this is batshit insane. if you’re going to track people via gps or other connected services you absolutely need to anonymize the personal details before you sell that data to a third party.  

A friend of mine was using the iphone for tracking purposes and, unfortunatly, he forgot to turn it off when he was riding with me a few times.  Infractions for days...  Such is life in Boston traffic.

Hell, the ones on phones are extra great, a phone can register all kinds of erroneous non-driving shit as infractions.

Despite no tickets nor accidents in over 20 years I opt to pay a bit more for insurance and skip the safe driving apps and plug-ins. Living in urban areas I would likely trigger events constantly, much like the gentleman above no speed issues but plenty of sudden stops usually due to other drivers and oblivious…

If GM can GM then GM will GM. If they can screw up they will. 

This angers me to no end. It’s an invasion of privacy. Also, my real beef is this: What constitutes a hard acceleration or hard braking? Would the insurance company rather I didn’t use the braking capabilites designed into my car and simply smash into another vehical?

Ha! Vote from an incognito browser window. 

Oof. Can I change my vote?

And the hood and fender panel gaps are Tesla-bad at the site of the bodywork.

This is probably the price of poker for one of these now. Awesome machine, I miss mine. NP no rust and the seats aren’t shot! Does it have all 3 lockers? 

I’d sure like to pay less, but it’s not a terrible price. If the AC isn’t leaking and the owner would knock off the price of replacements for those tired assed tires, I’d indulge my weakness and not feel bad about it.

Another close call NPOND. Toyota quality and appears to be in fantastic shape for its age, but it has been nearly driven to the Moon.

Who would have thought cheap, affordable cars is what people really want?

The Elantra sells very well and I see no reason for Hyundai to kill it off. Kia is introducing a Forte replacement. I don’t see them killing off small sedans any time soon.

The 1/2 brain part did them in...

Combat Cargo will sniff at your Royal Enfield and kick you off of the flight deck.

I don’t know I kind of want a Diesel Royal Enfield