In the interest of fairness, JD Vance should be added to the Couch Fucker game.

Jessica Patterson bought a $15,000 Kia Rio in 2017 from a CarMax outside of Kansas City, Kansas.
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The lender then auctioned off the Kia for $13,800.

While I agree with what you are saying as to why it happens, maybe there is a total allowance on interest collected to original loan value? Not sure that would really work as it kind of nullifies interest rates to some extent, but maybe it could at least help a bit? 

Agreed, he’s definitely up there with ProPublica.  He gets maybe one or two more points for swearing so often.

John Oliver’s philippics are the same for me....

I know Exeter is on blast here, but they aren’t the only ones that do this stuff. CACC (Credit acceptance corporation) is another big one. And I am sure there are a bunch of others out there.

ProPublica has some of the best journalism humanity has ever seen, but it’s hard to visit the site because the stories absolutely enrage me.  I usually binge read stories and then don’t visit the site again until my blood pressure has recovered weeks later.

It’s expensive to be poor. That’s a feature of this country, not a bug. Bootstraps! 

This is solely because public transportation in North America is an absolute joke and owning a car is a necessity to survive.

Sure, it looks predatory, but that’s only because they’re taking advantage of the desperate and vulnerable!

Where the hell are his parents, and why isn’t he in school/at home under lockdown?

https://cdn5.creativecirclemedia.com/warwick/files/20240430-200209-Cranston%20e-Edition%20050224.pdf

No police report, no lawsuit until now, nothing except claiming he’s been harassed for the title and bill of sale.

Please. If the Orange Turd can wipe himself with the Constitution, then a simple case of MG misappropriation shouldn’t cause any loss of sleep.

Both of them:

Already done.

“Do the doors line up” is not a small first-year engineering flaw.

If you want anyone to take you serious, you should consider a screen name that doesn’t have TURDS or anything fecal-related in it.

This is just wrong. Yes, it does happen where vehicles (especially new models) have issues, but Tesla’s continuing quality concerns are not common. 

Except, this isn’t some mechanical issue hidden by engine components, or things that happen as a result of use - these are a delivery checklist of things you need to look at immediately upon delivery of the car. (Think walking around a rental car marking all the scrapes and dings when you pickup it up at the airport.)…