David this is really interesting but your mobile website is waaaay too crashy to do a story this long with this many pictures and ads. I got the safari error “an error repeatedly occurred on the page” at least 10 times before I gave up reading. I still don’t know how you finally managed to get a pass...

So when do you pick it up?

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A Cayman with a sidecar is always the answer.

I am the senate Mustang

Ford announced that they no longer build the Mustang.  They are the Mustang.

MustangBroncoRaptor

Sign me up for the F-250 Mustang Bronco “Raptor” Edition.

Don’t forget about the Mustang Transit Connect!

Firing everyone involved with the “no more cars” decision is equal parts smart and hilarious. It’s probably the best answer to his cousin Chris’s important question:

So $13,000 for a super early Boxster with 150,000 miles with a crap ton of work?  I’ve got my own lift and I still think this is dumb.

That 1997 truck you have would be $26k today because of inflation.   The Colorado, which has similar capabilities (but a much smaller bed) and more standard features, higher safety, better fuel economy, etc. is $4k cheaper.

This is BMW’s homage to the 1970 Pontiac Bonneville.

It’ll peel off. Agree that was a stupid move. The pics of the doors show the wood trim that lies beneath the carbon sticker monstrosity

In 30 years, young adults will look back on the teals and magentas (in vogue “long” before Tik Tok) of the late 2010s/early 2020s, as millennials did on the avocado and rust colors of the 1970s.

If you’re going to dream, dream big.

Certainly never expected Motley Crue to get the creepy piano trailer music treatment.

TOO MUCH: mileage, scars, roof crap (I’d sell that Thule unit), seller attitude