Might as well just eat a bag of caramel corn with peanuts.
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Yeah, that salesman needs to go into politics. One of the best “technically, it wasn’t a lie” answers I’ve ever seen.
Negotiated a CPO IS350 for my friend. When we went back to finalize everything, salesman told us he had some bad news: “Not actually CPO, sorry, mismarked, but still a really nice car, are we still good to go?”
If the turbo fails a month out of the dealership, will you warranty and fix it?”
If the turbo fails a month out of the dealership, will you warranty and fix it?”
the owner of the car had time to come out, try to remove him from the car, and then go back inside to get his phone
Do I have to keep paying my insurance if I just park it and not drive it? I do plan on paying the loan payments.
Then there’s the situation in which you accidentally leave a credit card at a bar and wake up the next day to find a “walkout” fee tacked onto your bill.
I’m a texture averse person too, and I’ve never detected one of the canned tomato bits in my chili.
I’d pay $995 just for the normal sized badges that can’t be read from 2 miles away, the split tailgate is just a bonus.
I’ve always been proud, in a car dork way, that my 4 cars have 4 different layouts. I4, Flat-4, I5 & V6.
It’s hard to see on that image, but it projects lines where the back of the trailer is, on the ground.
Does anyone?
What does this even mean? You realize when we say “doing well” we’re talking about new sales?
This is a really bad take.
You could always tow a trailer with this for the occasions you needed a Bobcat or extra load of gravel, or something that wouldn’t fit in the back along with the regular equipment.
How often is a landscaping or remodeling crew on the highway, versus driving around in neighborhoods at 25 MPH where maneuverability & parking is key.
Around the same price as a medium-optioned HD pickup too.
Americans prefer trucks that look like angry big rigs, with long protruding hoods to overcome our shortcomings... I’m always amazed at the number of landscaping companies and subcontractors that drive crew cab 3/4 or 1 ton trucks, towing dual axle trailers, instead of just using something like this that would work so…
no hand-me-downs or Craigslist
no hand-me-downs or Craigslist