When WWIII cyberwar breaks out, only the classic car guys will be able to drive. My Model A will regain its prominence!

low cost, crazy 72 month financing

Life is not fair sometimes, and the sum is too paltry to interest an attorney. Take your loss, move forward.

I find it amusing that dealers with the least competitive cars to sell, (Yes, looking at you Dodge and Mitsubishi!) also offer the most ridiculous financing arrangements. It’s like putting up two big signs in front of the lot “Cars for Dumb People Here” along with “Car Loans for Dumb People Here.” ...and the dumb…

The solution to an underwater loan is to not borrow money. The car you can afford is the one you can buy in cash. Short of that, never finance more than 36 months.

Note that the Lincoln Continental outsells Cadillac CT6 3 to 1...even while the Caddy is likely the better car. Continental, as a name, means something. CT6 sounds like the next iPhone variant.

The V variants should be considered apart from their base cars. They have entirely different purposes and entirely different target buyers. An affluent buyer who likes CTS will NOT buy the V series car because it is the “best” version, and similarly, a potential V-series buyer is unlikely to step down to the…

Too much for a gamble, too little to make sense. This will certainl ywork out to be somebody’s hard lesson. CP

Ever notice it’s always prestige cars that have issues like this?

Why does anybody read this garbage?

Fox-body Mustang. Super stout, simple Windsor 5.0L (302cid) V8, great aftermarket support, as numerous as roaches, lots built with manual transmissions—fun to drive. Can’t go wrong with one of these.

Could any selfie illustrate self-absorption better?

Interesting to observe the right front tire of the Grand Cherokee was deflated. I didn’t a bead could be pulled off the rim while still inflated.

It has more to do with beauty, not race.

Could they have found a more stereotypical Oklahoman to interview?

Ran when parked.

I wouldn’t shed too many tears over the gas-hog Atlas L6.....

NPR essentially proved females must be judged by a different, lower, standard. Brilliant.

I can’t imagine owning a project car without lots of wrenching experience. That last grand for the “restoration” work would have been an afternoon and a Franklin. You are a brave fellow Mr. Collins!

If you can’t tell, you aren’t so good.