For $60K i’d rather be in a gently used Land Cruiser, but that’s certainly the minority talking

I am not surprised that someone who looks like he hasn’t read a book also doesn’t know what a magazine is.

I was 10 when Twister came out. And it was GLORIOUS.

My dad did the same thing when he put screaming asshole pipes on his 1951 Harley. It took less than a minute of idling before he shut it down and said “Help me get these fucking things off!!”

40K you say ?

You’re right. His remarks about national anthem protestors were shitty and frankly anti-American.

LC was built for places where people have to DD on poor to non-existent roads AND last 25 years.

Anecdotal evidence suggests this is a feature removed from later models, but E30s also have turn signals.

Failure to use an indicator light. I mean, I’m just assuming.

The target demographic for (new) Land Cruisers is old money New England types that buy 1 family truck every 20 years, cash, and enjoy Maui Jim sunglasses 365 days a year in Dover/Weston/Newton/Greenwich/Duxbury

Bro, you are on the wrong site if you buy a car for the dealership experience.

Can’t tell if joke or troll... if serious question, personally, I’d recommend some self-education before throwing around the word “poser” regarding the Toyota Land Cruiser. The price may be high, but that’s a no-bullshit vehicle.

I used my Bitcoins to purchase tulips and Beanie Babies.

The way it’s written is saying it happened.

Is it just me, or did it look like they didn’t even have the wheel route covered either?

Next you’ll be telling me I’m not gonna be able to flip all these tulip bulbs for the real money in Beanie Babies.

Aaaaand that’s why you’ll either pay someone else to manage your money or lose your life savings in a bubble.

The weirdest thing about the Netflix inaction: Does anybody even watch that show he’s in? What on Xenu’s green earth are they keeping it around for?

Don’t worry about Guam, they’re going to tip over and capsize anyway.

Dude, "Chinaman" is not the preferred nomenclature. "Asian-American," please.