Just an all-around punchable guy.

Sorry, that honor belongs to Toto Wolff.

If that thing were local, I could honestly make $5K on it before lunch here in central NC.  $1500 here would get you a rusty frame and a VIN, with not much else.  Paint it orange and you’d probably get five figures as it sits by the end of the week.

This.  99.9% of the time I use my cover, there is SOMETHING in the bed that pokes up just enough that I need some give in the cover or it won’t close.  Anything else would be damned near useless.

I too voted before I saw the rebuilt title. I want a hanging chad recount.  I went from the world’s most borderline NP to head over heels CP once I saw the title.

Buy new ones when you see the cords.  Or if they’re NT01's, a few hot laps after you see the cords.  

We mustache them never to replicate such a terrible front end design.

I don’t see what the big deal is. People drink that stuff every day, it’s just bottled and labeled “Kombucha”.

I always thought it looked like those little plastic car-shaped blobs that shops spray to test paint samples.

No, YOU’RE the pedo!

Way to be the turd in the clickbait punch bowl, man.

The Camry of this vintage is often seen bobbing down the highway with the rear shocks bottomed out, loaded with what never seems to be anything other than a filled laundry hamper and a box of Kleenex in the back.

Because they look like hot garbage.

A bag full of nothing but Cool Ranch powder still wouldn’t be enough to mask the bad taste that doritos leave behind.

Replaced doritos with 8 pistons.

I think the impact of the used market is key here, and what debunks comparisons to brands like Cadillac. You can put a 30 year old Caddy next to a brand new one, and nobody they’re targeting will mistake the CTS-V for the ‘88 Brougham. But with a HD? Plop an ‘88 Super Glide with the paint shined up next to a 2018…

If ever there was a time for a fire engine with a cow catcher on the front, that time is now!

But that sounds so much better to his art buddies than “I procrastinated, and copied my 13 year old son’s urban camo cargo shorts.”

The precursor to the McLaren Fasty McFastface.

Never have I seen a manufacturer so closely replicate the “JC Whitney seat cover closeout” look.