I was gonna vote NP, but then I saw the bit about the seller cancelling a previous sale and jacking up the price. Now it is a solid ND for the jackass seller.

Oh yes, Toyota and Honda upping their game really did put the screws to Chrysler.

Frankly, a LSD, skids plates and a bit more ground clearance is all most people need to get a bit more outdoorsy. The target market for the “overlanding look” is people who want to drive on some dirt roads and camp off the grid...... No one buying a timberline is taking it to MOAB and running rock crawling trails.

Thinking about the circumstances that led to these abandoned cars is quite sad. Could be the owners traveled alone and died at their destination with no next of kin to be found. 

The point is he most certainly didn’t “accidentally” roll coal. He did that intentionally. He was probably too dumb to realize that it’s not just a funny joke at no one’s expense, but that doesn’t make it unintentional. 

Nissan Rogue Sport. Did you even know they released this car? That it’s a different model entirely than the Rogue? That it fits some spot that allegedly exists between the Kicks and Rogue? That it replaced the quirky Juke? No, neither did anyone else. It’s a disposable appliance that will never have a single fan or…

I think there will be people collecting a lot of the first generation EVs. Although, I think Tesla ones could be a real annoying to keep for a couple decades. It’s already hard enough to get parts for a new and current model. Also, the build and parts of a certain models seemingly change from quarter to quarter.…

Jeep Renegade? I drive one and I highly doubt all of the electronic baby-sitters will still work in a few decades...

As someone who works as an industry analyst, I can assure the only reason Mitsubishi can’t keep Mirages in stock is the chip shortage. 

You’d have to pay me more than a couple of grand to take the last little EcoSport doorstop off the lot.

This is the best take. People with no mechanical skills should not buy RV’s or boats. They will have a miserable ownership experience. Anything that sits on water or wheels with complex one off mechanical and electrical systems is going to need constant maintenance and repairs. Cars have significant investments in R&D…

I’m willing to bet that you take offense when people bash particular groups or entities for the garbage actions of a few ‘representatives’. This sort of shit happens everywhere, so stop pretending it’s a Texas problem just becuase you apparently don’t like Texas.

Here is an example in North Carolina where a fellow…

Do you live in or near Texas? That is quite a dramatic accusation based on one persons idiotic mistake.

I mean, yeah, there’s a lot of problems in Texas, but this sort of thing happens in all 50 states constantly. Maybe not resulting in cyclists being run over, but douche-bros harassing them, and if/when it goes wrong walking away with minor consequences. 

Had the same thought - there’s nowhere to put a generator, batteries or black water tank without seriously reconfiguring the whole thing, in which case may as well start from scratch or buy something else more capable.

It looks nice. I’m always wary about getting someone else’s project, especially since so many of these builds are done with homebuilding skills and not necessarily automotive skills. Skills that may or may not be code compliant let alone RV or automotive code. There is a lot that’s done with these “domestic” builds…

I’ve decried the lack of enforcement of neighborhood speed limits for years now. Cops are keen to sit on the freeway writing tickets for a few mph over, a relatively harmless margin on a road designed specifically for high speed driving. Meanwhile, shit like this happens daily on my own street in Detroit, and it…

Yea, as a motorcycle rider, i speed excessively out on the highway, but in town, i slow it down.

Look again. That little light below the driver side headlight is the turn signal for the 4th gen Accord