This reminds of how Abercrombie and Fitch would go into used clothing stores and buy back all their stuff so that commoners couldn’t wear their stuff, making the brand feel more “exclusive.”

But if you just repair it yourself like Tavarish, ownership is easy! Or if you have deep pockets like Jake.

I can’t generate much sympathy for someone who buys a P100D but wants to save a few Gs on repairs. The plight of the wealthy. I would recommend a Corolla, or possibly a Malibu Maxx.

Sheeple

TLDR: Expensive, technologically complicated vehicles are more costly to repair and have longer lead times. Not unique to Tesla.

That would technically refer to the median, not the average.

?!?!?!?!??!

Pontiac Vibe Coupe!

Are you saying all black people look alike with that photo?

Yeah, I can’t help but think someone would have bought that no problem.

Dammit, Harold.

Are you saying he was “asking for it?”

Doesn’t seem like a realistic body standard for anyone in their mid 40s, but now you TOO Win At Slim

d o p e

The worst thing about the car is that they were always those repairs that were alarmingly expensive, but replacing the car wasn’t a financial possibility at the time. The second time it broke down was during the height of the recession. We were barely scraping by, and then to have to pay for a tow and a $240 part…

My wife’s 2001 Mercury Sable LS. Bought it with 110k miles, sold it at 224k miles. In the span of six years, the following things occurred:

Hot pants.

Reminds me of when people wear pants that do not properly contain their butts.

Thanks, guy. Now I want pizza and I’m going to order it as soon as I’m done with this comment. Comes out to $19.18 everytime. Your decent-pizza-cost analysis in on point!