108,000 miles is high mileage to you??? Hahaha. And hate to break it to you, but every early 2000's car had a cheap flimsy interior to include Mercedes and Honda.

Well what exactly do you mean by opulent? Do you mean being very showy and flashy? In that case then no, they weren’t. They were quite subtle on the outside with a fairly understated, classy design. But on the inside they were quite luxurious, with wood trim and leather everywhere. Their price tag was also like $85k…

What’s funny is that the Range Rovers of the time were just as horrible on gas and yet they didn’t get nearly as much criticism as the H2 did. My 2004 Range Rover averaged about 12-13mpg, no matter how gently I drove it. And that’s with a freshly rebuilt engine, a good transmission, new filters, new spark plugs, and…

Except that this is a 2 year old vehicle, even if it’s still new. I’m seeing $3,000-$5,000 off of cars that are the same price. Go check Autotrader, and/or cars.com. Tom McParland’s articles often reference this fact. His last article about the Mustang Ecoboost showed discounts GREATER than this! And as to your $9,100…

You should 100% call that out. Hell, I’m seeing $4,100 off of 2017 GTI’s as they sit on the lot. And $2,000 off of brand new Mazda3's. And if you MUST have diesel, then $3,000 off of a Chevrolet Cruze LT diesel.

And it could be closer to 3 years old since that’s the model year.

Agreed, that price is asinine. Even at 0% APR, the price should be discounted further for a car that is effectively 3 years old at this point.

Personally, I wouldn’t feel comfortable buying any new car that had been sitting in the elements, unused, for 2 years. Cars aren’t designed to sit for extended periods.

Yeah they are being suprisingly stingy with the refurb TDIs. I was thinking of picking one up too, but was thrown off by meager discount.

Not trying to be an a-hole, but a 5k discount (if I read that correctly) on a 2 year old but zero mileage car doesn’t seem like a super deal. I would have thought they’d be a lot cheaper.

I still say you all are crazy for paying that much. A gas GSW, brand new, is about $20k after incentives. The two year old diesels should have been $15k tops.

Even ardent fans swore off the brand following the Dieselgate scandal. 

Needs More MAHK

maybe you can’t decide because your reading comprehension/ logic skills are total garbage. the post doesn’t say that only Chinese people come up with scams of tech that doesn’t exist. it simply says that all Chinese startups offering tech that doesn’t exist yet are scams. there is a clear distinction between the two.

Good now we can focus on my traffic straddling beer garden.

Looks interesting...

NOBODY cares about YOUR super WEIRD way of spelling, OR your STUPID jeep boner, BRAH

Looks like an Autobots slow little brother.

It’s been getting uglier and uglier since we saw this: