I didn’t watch the video, but I normally pour oil by holding the bottle sideways.

Try King’s Toyota. They have two coming in and are listed at MSRP.

They are going to get towed anyway.

and in the end, you get a world-class sports car for $99,800, including a $1,450 destination fee.

It’s a limited production essentially-homologated rally car. These kind of cars have never been cheap. The S208s were like $65k+ when new, and that was in the before times.

There are plenty of MSRP dealers out there if you’re willing to wait. Even if you’re third in line, it’s worth it since most people I know threw their names on every list they could get on and took the first allocation.

Better hop in line now if you’re serious. These cars are still trickling into dealerships at a rate of like 1 a month.

Saab 9-3 Viggen.

Poster here. The issue is not the feature itself, but the implementation of the feature.

This generation of Saab are all fucking dog turds.  No Dice.

Holy fuck...15k for an 05?

Most states allow enlisted service members to keep their license and cars registered in their “home” state.  Licenses last 4-10 years and registration renewal can be mailed.

Porsche deliberately under-produces most models in an effort to maintain brand prestige.

Madman is selling Rob short.  He’s at minimum, a garbage bag full of nuts.

I think you mean, will the lady at the drive thru beer cave be able to hand the 24 pack of bud light to the driver? The answer is: no, they will do like the guys in other lifted trucks and tell them to put it in the back seat.

These things won’t depreciate and you’ll get to drive one around for three years paying only maintenance and gas costs.

I think the author just puts a sepia tint on every photo for some reason.

I could turn it off by switching my mirror adjuster selector to the right (passenger side).

I would love that feature! Makes sense to avoid curbs when parallel parking, but in suburbia I suppose you wouldn’t need it.

An X3 M is a riot on the street. It will smash backroads just fine.