Given the massive size increases of every other vehicle on the road, those old Toyotas/Datsuns would be microscopic.  I know you’re still going to get killed by a GMC Yukon Denali if it crashed into your Maverick, but you have a marginally better chance than those old tiny rigs.

I’m no financial expert, but I’m pretty sure even 36% more than compensates loan providers for even the riskiest of borrowers, lol.

Sky-high inflation? High spirits? I’m not seeing it this time. Also, the depression stemmed from a thorough lack of government knowledge regarding macroeconomic monetary policy, no banking insurance, no stock market regulation or safeguards, trade issues, and others.  You could see some parallels now, but it’s just a…

It’s a 1997 Honda Accord for $30k.  The fact that this isn’t at 100% CP just shows that some people just like to watch the world burn.

I like that exterior color.  On the interior, though, hard pass.

That is a huge risk for Tesla, since Bitcoin is so unbelievably volatile they could lose 80% of the sales price the day after purchase.  

Yeah, I agree the facelift does make it look better.

It’s the closest thing to a Jimny that we’ve got, so I can dig it.

Nissan is the Mitsubishi of 20 years ago.

Sad to see the state of Lancia now, just the Ypsilon, which is a dreadful little car.  

Yeah, those Mazda SUVs are very nice.  

Yeah, in theory cutting out dealerships would save the consumer money, but in practice that is not what’s going to happen.  We will pay the same or more for our cars with less ability to service them. 

If you’re not near a Mitsubishi dealer, why would you ever consider a Mitsubishi anyway? Actually...even if you live next door to a Mitsubishi dealer, the same question applies.

New, yes.  Used, no.

As long as its applied evenly among races, I see no problem with the bill. I’ll be damned if I’m going to get dragged out of my car like a few did during the ‘92 LA riots.

Gibbs has done some awesome stuff over the years.

Illinois has been run by Democrats for quite some time now. Let’s be fair here. If Texas’ deregulated power issues are a Republican mess, Illinois pension system is a decidedly Democratic one.  After all, public unions aren’t exactly cozying up to the GOP.

People are frustrated about paying higher taxes because our country wastes the shit out of it, far more than the other countries you mentioned.

We can spend $1.9T on extremely wasteful one-shot stimulus but we won’t commit $2.5T on significantly improving the infrastructure of this country?  Both political parties in this country are fucking useless.

This is one of the first cases on here where if it were close to me, I’d be running to the bank for a cashier’s check.