I was going to suggest an Audi A4 Allroad but they’re pricier than the V-Dub.

69 year old here. Couldn’t agree more about the hypercar licensing. And that applies to the 18 year old being given one as a birthday present as well as the 70 year old still trying to make up for his other deficiencies.

I want to feel bad for that guy, but as a dad with three kids as well, you and I know this situation didn’t just happen.

We really should be talking about why we would need larger vehicles like cars and pick-ups in crowded city centers in the first place. Cities globally are moving to eliminate cars in the most crowded areas and it makes sense considering they are incompatible with every other piece of city center existence.

It’s the MB Tex. That stuff is damn near the most indestructible interior material ever made. Yeah, it’s vinyl but it’s good vinyl. I get the MB Tex over leather every time. 

Stainless steel or aluminum? They absolutely built 20 Sables out of aluminum for testing, and have saved at least one.

Anyone here remember Saturn owners? Not the SC2 guys, but the LW and SL owners. They had some serious doozies of beliefs when it came to cars.

It’s been driven regularly and maintained well, NP despite the mileage. This car is 15 years old, it’s hitting the point where an ultra low mileage one is likely more of a risk.

Aaah, the Discount Tire method...

Tesla. I hear so much talk from the work lunchroom about how great they are and how advanced they are how they have the best tech, etc. Tesla has become the new BMW, it's an attainable aspirational car. 

It’s Honda.

You aren’t going to believe this, but Senna and Schumacher were also insufferable assholes. 

If you were in the business, you know just as well as I do that a 121% LTV higher than a giraffe’s ass, but they’ll absolutely get it done.

Except Ford and GM parts are cheap.

If I was in the market for a new 2 Series Gran Coupe, though, I would much rather buy a used 3 Series if I really needed four doors, or I’d buy a proper rear-wheel-drive 2 Series coupe.

Kia Forte lookin ass car

Weird

I didn’t buy a Flex, my wife chose the Minivan. Which is significantly larger for cargo, roofline, and center aisle, while getting better gas mileage and was less $.

They had the LX, but that was $80k when the RX was in the $40s.

I feel like Lexus did the same with the RX where they didn’t have a 3 row SUV yet (the Lexus TX) so they just made a long platform 3 row until the new model came out.  Now the VW has the Atlas they don’t need a 3 row Tiguan