Living life by following a worst-case scenario is a shitty way to live life.

Dave Ramsey’s advice is free. You get what you pay for.

Oh...they were fleeced by everyone! They definitely had designer input. So they paid full retail PLUS at lest 15% for all the furnishings. And if something breaks? They’ll just buy a new one.

Not only that, they are 1.7 percenters. 

You will end up spending twice the price of entry in repairs.

A bargain at half the price!

As a BMW owner, this is a funny trope, but face it, this is not just limited to BMW drivers. Far more truthful about pick-up drivers of any make/model.

During my exit interview I was asked if there were certain things and/or staff that I would pinpoint as problem areas for the company. I replied that if that cannot see what the problems are that lead to my departure then they deserve to live with them.

I’d rather not spend $6k on a truck this old...but, dayum, NP.

“Son”.

My point is that Kia is basically willing to give away their vehicles. I think at one point the Soul was a BOGO.

This is the mid-life crisis car for Gen X. Just get a whiff of that desperation.

I bet on closer inspection you will probably find crack pipes inside.

If only a steel cage were involved as well...

All surveys have some level of bias. Not one is perfect. Some are better than others. JD Power is scammy inasmuch that their internal bias is to perhaps inflate the results of certain brands that they think are more likely to buy their endorsement. And that is how JD Power makes its money.

I thought that was Kia.

Counterpoint: Tesla purchasers are fanbois who are willing to forgive the most egregious of problems.

I sincerely hope you meant a 2009 Bordeaux.

I’d rather have a drop rear hatch, but I’d be willing to make the compromise.

“Well, to tell the family secret, my grandmother was Dutch.”