Calling all Luigis. 

It’s not like that’s $50K into the bank account of one needy family here in the states...

It is a microscopic amount of the budget, meant to provoke an emotional response among people living paycheck to paycheck, being manipulated by the literal richest man in the entire world.

Those sure are pretty, and rare to see (especially in good shape).
I’d say NP.
I don’t generally like FWD GM cars, because most of them feel like driving a couch around, but these would be significantly lighter than the larger boats in the Buick line.

Yeah, apparently car thieves appreciate all the amenities too.

Kias, in general, have more amenities than a lot of cars in their class and price point.

Back in 2012 - heated seats, bluetooth, satellite radio, MP3, iphone hookups, reverse cameras, windshield heaters, auto windows.
Too bad so much else about them sucks.

He 100% did not vote - that would alert the authorities to his whereabouts. 

Looks smaller in person.

Obviously, it should be a Cybertruck.
We would want Fuhrer Trump to be presented in the most reliable, most protected, and most prestigious vehicle in the world.


[shut up... nobody tell him]

If you’re mechanically-minded, these cars take on a whole new personality when fitted with some of the things you’d find over at V8Archie.
Swap the headlights for static ones. Swap the engine for an LS.
Maybe consider the more intensive roof chop.

These are not technically pop-up headlights, but damn.

Tesla boss Elon Musk did as he always does when his company is in the news and took to Twitter X to share his thoughts on the explosions. He said the blast was “unrelated” to the Cybertruck and was instead “caused by very large fireworks and/or a bomb carried in the bed of the rented Cybertruck.”

I would agree with that - depending on where the car had been kept, especially. I’d be concerned with rubber deterioration mostly (bushings and stuff), but there’s a possibility those have already been replaced with polyurethane...

If it was kept anywhere wet, you’d need to look for rust underneath.

As the owner of two Forester XT’s, I am torn on this one.

NP for the current market. I wish the market wasn’t what it was, but here we are.

This is a VERY clean 2 door Bronco from a very desirable generation. The interior is in nearly great shape, and an aftermarket head unit would be a nice modernization, anyway. Add a couple of 21st century conveniences, like a backup…

Womp womp. Work for a fickle billionaire known for cutting staff at end of year to inflate productivity numbers... win stupid prizes. 

“A reviewer shouldn’t have an opinion!!!!” 

Cheap, well-maintained, and simple. Nice price. I would buy this as a car to teach a first-car teen how to do upkeep on a vehicle (maybe not as a daily driver, but at this price you can go ahead and get a base model early 2000's  Corolla to do that duty). And take it to Radwood (as others are saying) as a reward for…

Get over it.

Aside from the fact that it’s on a low-polygon render of an 8 year-old’s notebook doodle of a “future trukk,” it’s pretty tasteful.

Well, I know it sounds biased to make fun of the owners of these ridiculous monstrosities, but ferrous fair.