We’re pretending the Fiero had a “bulletproof” drivetrain now?

When life gives you lemons . . . .

So...it’s a more attractive Nissan Leaf but with no AC or warranty. On the plus side we could be close to seeing the world’s first electric Countach

How much did the finance guy try to upsell you?

That makes sense to me. I just bought a truck recently, knew what I wanted, they knew before I got there for my appt and it still took the better part of 3 hours or so. I wasn’t sure if making me wait was a sales tactic or incompetence. My wife bought a crossover the next week, and with the test drives (between one…

Might be why he was fired from the one dealership.

“audit the sales”

This guy sounds intolerable.

This GIF is downright hypnotic it’s so seamless.

Is that what they’re called? They’re very mid ‘90s - didn’t know they were still a thing.

I like to do mine in October through Mid-December for mine. Found that you can get last year’s models (when the newer ones are out) for some sweet deals. Not only that but they are usually slow and you can play the waiting game with them. Yeah they get their money, but they are more likely to deal and be more…

yes i agree! my kid’s soul automatic my mom got for her is fun. (kid and i wanted a manual but if grama is spending the money you take it)

This should help

The vast majority of Jalopnik readers commenters can’t afford a used Stinger GT. FIFY...we have over 10 million readers a month, many of them buy really expensive cars. I know because some these people have hired me to help them get all kinds of nice vehicles. Many of our wealthier readers just don’t comment.

Yes, a car is not an investment it is a sunk cost just like rent or your electricity bill. You have people carrying a balance on their credit cards at double digit rates which is far worse than a 4% loan.

Living in Weehawken, NJ and commuting to midtown by bus, I spend about $1,400 per year taking the freaking bus on commuting so less than $900 a year in a comfortable, private car doesn’t seem so bad. People who take the train from places further out in NJ spend over $4K per year on trains so again, $900 is not bad at…

So $2600+$854 for depreciation and interest on loan equals $3454. That means you had reliable transportation (a necessity for your job aka your income) for four years at $863/year. I’m ignoring maintenance and insurance, because those costs have nothing to do with the loan. Also, buying used means you saved money on…

You don’t seem to understand ‘investing’ or ‘opportunity cost’

Just don’t bring the Mustang...