Complete crack pipe. 3 years ago, I bought a completely mint, one owner, 2004 Grand Cherokee Overland with 56k miles for $9500. 7 years ago, I bought a completely mint 1998 Cherokee Classic with 92k miles on it for $5k. I'd say the XJ in question is worth maybe 4 grand, 5 tops.

Seems like they are in the news every other month for charging someone with ridiculous crimes or giving them off-the-wall punishments. The only time the outside world ever hears about Maricopa County is when someone gets arrested or sentenced there.

I believe I got to actually drive the car for 6 months of the 2 years I owned it, then sold it for less than I originally paid, minus all the replacement parts. Never again will I buy a heavily modded car.

I'm not sure why you'd do anything even possibly illegal in that county. Or live there for that matter.

I got a ticket from an asshole cop in OC, MD (cruising OC weekend) because I was driving around with the doors off my Cherokee. He said the body side of the door hinge stuck out too far and could injure a pedestrian...

2014+ SRT Jeep. Pricey out of the gate, but it can basically do anything you want. 475hp, fast 8 speed trans, launch control, and crazy handling. All wheel drive for snow, holds 5 people, big rear cargo area, and tows almost 7k lbs.

Of course, the wife won't even approve of me spending $55k for a nice used example...

So a stripper version of the FWD car will cost more than a optioned out Golf R? I'll assume modding your regular GTI is a better deal since your warranty is probably done the minute you drive on a track.

No problems with the shifter here. Had my 2014 GC for a year now. Took a minute to get used to, but it makes perfect sense. The system has detents just like a normal shifter, it just moves back to the middle when you let go. Nobody looks at the shifter every time they shift, they feel two clicks and know what position…

The naval base I work on makes all kinds of explosives and propellants for the military, including torpedo fuel and in the past, airbag propellant. Thankfully, we didn’t do any contract work for Takata...