The outgoing car did have a front leaf spring.

Per Chevy’s media site:

Supply and demand, baby.  Why should a dealer let some chump off the street flip it for $75k?

Joke’s on you the taxpayer- he made $150k in overtime alone last year, his healthcare is fully covered, and he gets to retire with a full salary pension for life.

Yep, they are definitely both blue cars.

Basically toned down Lambo.

Speaking for my home state of Colorado, infrastructure isn’t broken because we refuse to fix it. It’s broken because funds that should go to fix roads are instead used on Mass Transit projects - mainly “light rail” - because out Law Givers have decided we all need to stop driving and live in apartments built by…

Full service history available:

At the rate I’m going, he’d be on his 5th expansion tank, 5th water pump, and possibly his 7th set of front control arm bushings. But damn if these vintage of BMWs don't pull at my heart.

I was following a G80 on the highway yesterday. What a nice looking car! 

I’m gonna compromise a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiitle and scream mid life crisis a bit....but it’s not German!

As someone who was more than happy to get rid of facebook, this kills me.

It’s not somebody, it’s a dealership, so the answer is yes, fuck them all.

Is that a trick question?

Could I sound a note of caution? Beware of comparisons between USA and UK mpg, because UK gallons are a slightly different size to American gallons...

Take them off the car and run them through the dishwasher

It doesn’t have rewinding satellite radio!

But does it pass the visor test..?!

“the Corvette is too expensive” is literally the only complaint I don’t think I’ve read on this site. It seems like the only thing Jalopys can agree on is that the Corvette has been priced really well for the amount of performance that you get for your money. Everybody here complains about the interior materials and…

It has aged fairly well. OTOH, the Charger has not. Even the new ones just look damn old to me.

I thought the Challenger looked dated when it came out in 2008. But the weird thing is that the older it gets, the more it looks “classic,” with clean proportions, and no silly extra creases or ornamental details that have made the Camaro and Mustang look dated over the same time frame.