But,.....you didn’t grow up with a ‘Turbo-Manual' one did ya.  Yeah, I thought as much.

Who’s paying over sticker for a Tacoma that isn’t a rare or a new design?  What am I missing.

Wow, I basically don’t like to say I’m jealous of people. But GOOD GRIEF am I jealous! That Land Cruiser and Africa for a week is bucket list stuff.

My chest cuz they’ve broken my damn heart, that’s where. 

Too freaking convenient, and stumbled into even more insane profits because....wait for it..........a Global Pandemic.   Just too much.

With all that opium,....who'd care. Lol.

Not really resentful, I wouldn’t want that burden or stress from having so, so much power. (financially and politically)

Dang, preach.......also I couldn’t agree more.

I know the vast majority of ALL the peeps use the “service”, but I beg of you to use anything else. I quit them before I really started.

Here’s something—— F**K Amazon!                Just utterly sick of their shit 

All I can think=

This is more than likely the exact scenario.   MB was more than happy to oblige I imagine.

The USPS/Domestic Military bought a ton of Hyundai hybrids for use by various employees for whatever random driving needed to be done. Saw one before it arrived at local Post Office with a sticker of $30k still on the window. Still,....why Hyundais and not a Ford (Fusion) hybrid for example?

Huh, are sperm whales loud?  or am I just dumb

I do believe this peaking FD RX-7 of Japanese Bubble-era lore is much, much better with its intended engine. In other words, sans Tesla wizardry. 

Yes, YES, YES,...those would be so fun to drive, is Toyoda a big rock star there? I take it he is.  

74k was just an example. Once you get to 100k miles it (in my mind) just moves to old and tired.  Just seeing Four or Five digits is worth quite a bit, at the very least subconsciously.

That RS5 Coupe is quite beautiful, love that color with matching calipers.  Damn I wish I had an extra $75k lying around, cuz that would get serious consideration, and maybe a Lexus RC as well would need a test drive.

But not a car with 74K miles (or preferably less). IMO and lots others a vehicle with real low mileage is just that much more desirable.

No kidding, I thought the Baron was flying with LCD Nav in 1912.