I the dealership is offering you $3k less, I’d counter with $1500 and take their second offer and Run. A base manual Wrangler will then sit on their lot a few more months and then get sent off to auction. Otherwise, you’ll continue to watch the car depreciate and pay interest on a very you don’t want, or even like.

I reality, they have improved their quality, from the mid 80's on to today.

I believe that those are the words of the author, not anyone at H.D.

Overy on “good price or crack pipe”, there is a Mustang convertible, pre-runner style. Maybe that is what you need...

Been saying that for years.

I remember a few years ago, Jeep had a concept Wrangler with a huge, SC Hemi in it. It was called something like “Hurricane or Cyclone”, and had military axles. In all honesty, what is the difference between 600hp and 707hp in something as light (and small) as a Wrangler?

Definitely worth the money he’s asking, just for the drive train swap and decent condition of the car.

One thing I noticed in the article, there was mention of a lack of women riding. In reality, women, African Americans and Hispanic americans make up a big portion of new Harley buyers, in both new to the market, as well as buying new bikes.

Neither the crotch rocket nor Harleys are loud from the dealership. It’s the owner that adds those ridiculously loud pipes. I have been riding off and on since the 80's, and cant stand overly loud pipes either. I also can't stand when some idiot is on a crotch rocket, sitting at a red light and continues to rev up his…

Well then, its high time that Harley and GM spend some cash and make a new movie or TV. show about two guys riding around in/on a Corvette and a Softail.

Harley had already decided to shut down the Missouri plant, as well as built the knock down kit building plant way before Trump was elected.

This is something I would expect to see at SEMA, or from Kindigit.  I like it.

These E-Bikes are all great, until more and more states decide that they are going to make the owners register them since they are no longer leg powered. California and New York have already gone that way, and pretty much all other states are working on legislation in this arena.

Aapparently you missed the whole Apple/Android, Apple/Windows, Ford/Chevy etc. brand wars that have been going on for a few years now. 

Yep.

It was, if you like bleeding money, year over year, and not turning a profit.

Convenience, as well as lower maintenance.  You don't have to take your keys out of your purse or pocket to get in and drive away.  Plus a button doesn't have as many mechanical or moving parts as an older ignition switch and tumblers, etc.

This looks like a horrible solution to a problem that does NOT exist.

Salvage title automatically means less than half of any book value.

I didn’t even read the article, I simply looked at the year/body style, and horrific condition of the 4Runner and voted crack pipe.