Just bring the Fiero back, make it look good, make it fun to drive and give it to us with 250 miles of range starting at 35K$.

the kinds of transportation that can roll over a child, cyclist, or child cyclist without batting an eye.

“Florida Man Crashes Google Street View Car After 100mph Chase”

“He allegedly told police that he was scared to stop.”

Yulia Guryeva-Motlokhov, who lives in London…

Sucks that they sold his truck that he was so excited for, but I would be quick to take that $5k. The fact that they even offered that money to him makes the dealership less scummy. 

Yeah, we’ve discussed that very point on previous posts about this boat. You’d need to be very careful where you took it, because docking in any country friendly with Russia would likely result in a swift seizure. If Schmidt closes this sale, you can expect that Guryeva will get herself a Russian court order giving…

A few more reasons to have a direct order process and take dealer’s out of the equation all together... 

its incredibly unfair for some foreign government to waltz right in and just take someone else’s property.

The small details doesn’t matter the owners name is on the sign and the bucks stops there. Even if its a mistake does not make it excusable business practice. 

Then when you bring it for service they forget fasteners and damage the interior.

Without dealerships, who would help you have the vehicle you ordered sold out from under you? s/

A friend of mine was waiting over 2 years for his Maverick, he ended up cancelling his order and buying something in stock.

Man, I am sure glad that the dealership model is protected by state laws. They provide such great value.

Let the Navy use it for target practice. Might as have some fun with it before it becomes a reef.

Seriously.  This is like when  a person or business signs a lease with very clear terms and conditions and then tries to get out of it later on when they realize they are responsible for certain maintenance and other items.  They had so many opportunities to intervene and it’s too late!

She had that option back in March, for much less than the auction price. Too late now. The gavel dropped, it’s sold.

Simple. Send them a bill for fees and penalties that’s worth more than the yacht. Then tack on additional penalties and fees. Then impound the ship for unpaid fees and charges.

Take these seized superyachts and sink them to make habitats for ocean life, artificial reefs, things like that. If they’re close enough to be seen from shore, sink them with some sweet explosives and sell tickets so people can go watch.

I’ve lived in an RV for extended periods - a very large one with 3 slideouts - and I really don’t know if it is better.