Sold in the US? Can there really be any question?

Maybe that’s just his pick-up line.

It all depends on what country you are in. The US, Europe -> hardly anyone has a driver. Mexico - some folks have drivers. India / China - Pretty much anyone buying a 7 series has a driver.

Mazepin talks as he races: There's a ton of spin and then in the end he misses the point.

This is a NP that Kia wasn’t.  At 29K it would have been a NP because it’s a Kia and not a Mercedes.

It seriously looks like the wheel from the arcade game Cruisin’ the USA circa 1995

All in until I saw this ND

I don’t think I was ever going to say nice price on this one, but that steering wheel completely killed whatever interest I had in this thing.

What?

Surprised the Bolt EUV isn’t on the list. Especially with Super Cruise.

I’m concerned about the low fuel economy of my car, I’d like to spend $60,000 to save money.

A pair of sweet shipping guards to make your Dodge look totally boss. Let everyone in the trailer park know YOU’RE the most successful meth dealer.

meh, sometimes a 15 year old can just be an irredeemable POS

It would be a shame if that was the end of his career at 15.

That Rob I am, that Rob I am

I’m not going to lie, your story made me tear up. Not even included in this story was when I came out, which had me literally living two lives simultaneously. I presented as a woman at work, but was forced to take everything off and wipe off my makeup before I came through that door. In one instance, a curious police…

“Nobody minds a man having a morning eye-opener and it’s OK to have a bracer about 10 A.M. and a couple of drinks before lunch. A few beers on a hot afternoon keeps a man healthy, or at least happy. And, of course everyone drinks at cocktail hour. A man can’t be criticized for having wine with his dinner, a liqueur…

I think we can all agree that the 1986 Buick LeSabre Grand National we looked at yesterday is the automotive equivalent of pulp-free orange juice.

All roads lead to Yesterday’s Buick Was Garbage.

Back in the 90s, you couldn’t go five miles on the interstate without seeing one of these rolled over on its side.