Viper. I dunno where to find it but it has to be available..... somewhere.
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And Trump is right in that regard. Look at the chart that I posted.
Wrong.
Just do a 96 month loan on a new Power Wagon. $6k should get you through about 8 - 10 months of payments according to my math.
Your math is off - You’re assuming a 60 month term. In reality, more new cars will be on a 72 or 84 month term. That takes payments from $540 to $597, or $470 to $528 according to my math.
The problem with increasing gas taxes is that they are regressive taxes that disproportionately effect lower income individuals.
Ford’s success moving forward will be driven entirely by the availability of the New Bronco with a manual transmission and a reasonable price.
Craftsman Tools have moved to made-in-China garbage a while ago. You’re better off either spending 3x as much for Snap-On or just getting cheap Harbor Freight crap and replacing as needed.
301: Pay your damn bills.
Your math is off.
It’s because of the belief that millennials don’t “own” anything and they are ok with it, and that they value experience more than material possessions. Plus, they have the attention span of a gnat. Eventually they will actually have some semblance of disposable income as well.
A little bit of grease and a big hammer is all you need to make it fit!
Can you get one, or can you afford one?
Them’s alternative facts.
Indeed you are out of touch. The average new car payment is $523.
How exactly is this a bad thing?
The bazillion dollar question is what will the effect be on the big picture? Will the increased demand for made-in-USA products offset the negative effects of the increased tariffs?