Bring back the extra cab Ranger with the in wall jump seats!  Extra seating capacity if you HAD more than two people, but it wasn’t like you were going for long distance road trips back there.  Otherwise, it was space to keep your stuff from getting wet/stolen. 

You think the GX is a Cylon? Look at a silver TX:

Florida. Where Moms for Liberty chastise and intimidate LGTBQ kids, scream about traditional family values, then go home and have a threesome. Liberty leadership (much like Liberty University leadership) probably has more kink going on than OF mom, but like to project.

Agreed, but the only caveat I would put in is that if the jig is up and you have to run, you need something that can run. I think a Chevy SS would be perfect...they look like a Malibu daily driver/rental car but will blow the doors off any police interceptor if it came to it.

I’d much rather prefer this than seeing solar banks put up on once verdant fields. So many locations this could be done in the US.

A decade without updates is being generous. The frame, axle and body changed little over the entire run. Sure, some new fascia on the front and a little bit of tech updates here and there, but by and large, not much changed.  

BMW 2002tii. My dad had a ‘75 (I think, it wasn’t a roundie) in white that got crunched by a guy running a red light. I remember riding in the back seat thinking it was a rocket powered go-kart. Have looked at them a bunch of times over the years and regret not pulling the trigger now that they’re asking a mint for a…

I’ve seen the LS in a red that Lexus does that pops quite a bit.  Agreed if you get it in 13 shades of grey/silver that lexus offers, but there was a red one at my office that would always catch my eye. 

My wife had this exact same car when I started dating her- same exterior and interior, except I think hers was an even worse 2wd. Couple that with some wonky balloon financing she did and it was not around too long because she “had to” get a new car at some particular point in time to avoid the balloon. There was…

He may be, but he’ll have a legal malpractice case to assign as part of the judgment against him.

I just bought a car (nearly new, but still technically used) and put down a sizeable chunk, but financed some, certainly not at 8%. They automatically did it at 72 months though without even talking to me until I told them to switch it down.

YES! How many headlines of “teenager dies doing something stupid with fast car” do you need to see to think that maybe you shouldn’t recommend a car with this much displacement.

I’ve worked on cases in the past with spares that suffered catastrophic failure. I’d argue that 7 years is too much for them, too.  While they’re not bearing a load, they’re still exposed to the elements and, depending on the vehicle, can get exposed to heat from the exhaust system.  

When I was a kid, I got stuck in a VW camper’s under seat storage area.  Thanks for bringing that horrible memory to the forefront of my cortex.  

Seems like the CX may be ready for family duty and he gets himself a sedan, at least until the market stabilizes.

A very good idea. To take it up a level, the hotels could really see this as a great loyalty driver and help keep people in the respective hotel ecosystem. You’ve already got businesspeople that are militant about building up Hilton points or Marriot points, but what about the more casual traveler? If you stayed at a…

I’d up your ante and say that the user has not just a flip phone, but has a Jitterbug flip phone.

The GX does have a hatch on the giant door.  you can put just about anything in there.  

I’ve been looking for a new GX and have seen two dealers apply $5k markups and one not. Guess who I’ll be doing business with now and in the future?

What? Those 9000 Jeep Wrangler with “angry eyes” and extra fuel tanks, extra cladding, winch and 35's etc etc I see in the Costco parking lot aren’t out rock crawling every weekend?  (Especially here in Florida where if they were location accurate, they’d be set up for sand running).