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This is more about US airlines extorting passengers for a direct flight than anything else. They made money off that seat to NYC regardless of having a passenger in it. You don’t get a refund if you miss your flight. American Airlines is just mad that they aren’t squeezing even more money out of their customers. To

The tunnel crew are already on site.

Some falsely call Kia Boyz thieves, but they are actually pioneers in finding out how easy it is to steal shitty cars. 

I’m glad you and your wife are ok, but the size and weight of a vehicle aren’t the main factors in how well they do when hitting a fixed object. Crumple zones and how well the restraints and airbags control the movement of the occupants are what matters if you hit something that doesn’t move. The bubble era F-150

Jose has the right idea. Don’t spend more than you have to for something that will be parked and out of your sight for 6 months of the year. Buy a truck that is a little older, mechanically less complicated, and cheap enough that it’s not a huge loss if something bad happens to it. An early aughts Ranger or GM truck

Someone read on the interwebs that old school wagons have become cool again and thinks he has a pile of money in the driveway.

The first thing they should have done was have everyone line up to take a piss out one of the exists. Now you only need to bump 18 people, possibly less if half of the tourists got drunk for the flight home.

The outgoing Chevy Trax. Something about it makes me cringe whenever I see one, and it’s not because of the legitimate gripe that GM replaced their small cars with yet another compact “crossover” that gets worse gas mileage and has sloppier handling without any gain in useable space. Those are completely rational

My wife and I had something similar happen with a TV/internet provider. We upgraded our service and the provider created a new account, but they forgot to close the old account and kept directing our payments to it. Imagine our surprise a few months later when they disconnected our service.

I think it’s a NP for the right buyer. People willing to pay a premium for a rare wagon that hasn’t been beat to shit doing wagon stuff will love this one. Since the ad has come down, that buyer must have found their unicorn.

Sources say he locked the bags inside an Expedition, which legally qualifies as attempting to set them on fire.

136 hp, 2WD and 32 mpg highway seems pretty sad, but I guess it isn’t too far off from the competition.

A few years ago, I got sick of the constant calls and wanted to try something to make them stop. I answered one and truthfully told the call center rep that I drove a 16 year old Toyota Camry. The rep hung up on me immediately, and I haven’t received any warranty calls since then.

I’m 99% sure that’s what happened. Whoever slapped this car back together after the crash went for the cheapest Tesla parts they could find. Since the yoke was about as popular as herpes and many owners replaced them at the first chance, you can probably get one for a lot less than a Tesla steering wheel.

I dig this. The machine ain’t going to rage against itself, ya know.

refresh and re-vote, then refresh and vote again it will cancel out your OG vote :-)

I was reading your description of the car and wondering just how much of an Elon fan boy you would have to be to replace a steering wheel with that stupid yoke. Then I read the car has a salvage title. It all makes sense now! No dice.

How many glasses of cheap wine does it take before these psychos will start telling you about all the things Hitler got right? I’m going to say 2.5 on average, excluding the ones who already praise Hitler when sober. 

I find this car about as appealing as a 5 course dinner that is nothing but different shaped plates of room temperature mushed peas. Ford tried to pander to the winga dinga crowd with these snooze boxes and somehow missed the mark badly.

Ooh, I like that color.