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I love that the underhood arrangement is in the shape of a V8. Classy!

Take your car, find a CPO used car you like, have the car dealer buy out the remainder of your lease, you get a “new” car for probably about what your buyout would be. Then, never lease again.

Leasing while deciding to buy it out at the end can be a legitimate strategy. Some incentives are lease-only, and the money factor can be significantly lower than financing rates. Plus, there is an easy escape in case the car sucks or circumstances change.

Without knowing further details, I would say you should buy out your car at lease-end. If you can’t afford it in cash, finance it from a credit union. At the very least, you can buy it for 11k then turn around and sell it for way more. 

This is no less stupid than all the grown ass adults in my neighborhood that own $20k golf carts to just drive to the pool and the mailboxes. It’s crazy to think these people lived through the last recession. 

The Baby II also comes with a limited-slip differential

What is up with this grille-that-isn’t-there? It looks like there must be another piece lying around somewhere in the back that should snap in like Lego.

You sound really jealoused of some guy making $60k. Would you rather have a country filled with mostly middle class people with homes and lawns and kids going to college, or would you rather see a country filled with mean, hungry lower class people living in filthy tenements, and hopeless kids engaged in crime and

Why have automotive manufacturing jobs been going to Mexico, Canada, and other countries? The answer is the UAW.

Hell, there’s already an actual northwest passage opening up around the northern tip on Canada that can reduce some huge shipping trips by a month.

I thought the merc in the headline pic for this article was a BMW.  huh!

And when I first saw the article image I thought it was a BMW.  

I’m not crazy right? They just drove it around the block to mess with Hammond I think. Was it the road trip to Bonneville episode?

Let’s see them try that on my 2014 Ram.

That’s something all car makers need to think hard about these days. The place to be info-tained with systems that take my eyes down onto a computer panel (or even absorb my mind to figure them out) is my sofa. Behind the wheel, my job is to drive, with my head in the game and my attention on the road and traffic. 

Touchscreen HVAC controls can eat a dick.

My 85 year old grandmother passed up on a 2014 Legacy Limited because she said “it doesn’t have enough shit n git” and we got her a Buick Regal GS instead.

Watch the next one be a re-badged BMW X7