Buddy of mine has a 2015 with the 2.7 and I am continually in disbelief of how a 5500lb truck is able to move that quickly.

Even with the wagon premium this is a CP by at least $2000.

You don’t actually mention in that condescending post why would it be damaging/unsafe to pop it into neutral at 10mph and brake to a stop. But please, tell us what the “Italian who well knew his stuff” said.

I think the point of not buying brand new is that you can get the exact car with very low mileage and loads of warranty left for thousands less.

Kudos for sticking with it but man, I would never even entertain the thought of buying a car with ad photos like this one for more than $1000.

+1 relevant username

“For months, Tesla engineers struggled to get a robot to guide a bolt through a hole accurately to secure part of the rear brake. They found a maddeningly simple solution: Instead of using a bolt with a flat tip on its threaded end, engineers switched to a bolt with a tapered point”

Nope. Not paying $25,000 for this.

God do I loathe Craigslist ads where the seller yammers on about how much they’ve “invested” in the car. Did you actually think that $15,000 body kit would increase it’s value? Also the photos are absurd. Also it’s chipped. Also windshield stickers in script. Crack piiiiiipe

That’s what makes it tough to shop in the 2000-3000 range, you either get cars that are perfectly cromulent and just at the bottom of their curve, or a crap can with Bars Leak holding the head gasket together.

Please don’t give Cletus any ideas for his coal-rolling 1st gen Cummins dually.

Take a cue from your user name.

..these are TERRIBLE. Just buy a Tahoe.

Drunken Machine Never Breaks

Never forget.

You leave Trump out of this.

Serious question as I am not familiar with lawyering: why would BMW sue the employee for negligence? There’s no way she’s coming up with the money to recoup even the legal bills for this. So they just garnish her wages forever? Isn’t all the inventory covered under insurance anyway?

Unbelievable...that’s like 1980's Daewoo quality. Except the Daewoo didn’t cost $56,000.

Not sure about your Audi but mine was Hecho en Mexico, amigo. It was such a nice handling car, rode great, looked great and the interior was light years ahead of any other economy cars of that era. Got 50mpg and handled a winter in one of the snowiest places in North America no problem. RIP.

I had a 2002 Jetta TDI and absolutely loved that car. Babied it. Rotella T6 every 10000km, new fuel filter every second oil change, put a block (well, inline coolant) heater in so she’d fire up nice and warm in the winter. You could eat ice cream off the EGR. And still it was SUCH A PIECE OF SHIT. Something was…