Cadillac used to be worth buying once upon a time, but now you can get an identical platform in the form of a GMC, Buick, and even Chevrolet.  Equally equipped, will cost thousands less than a Cadillac.

The Hitler story is more believable than the seller’s tall tale.  A lot of timing incongruities.  ND. 

Fuck you!  I’m eating!

ND solely on the red gauges alone, and a Florida Porsche “poseurized” with stupid wheels and an “S” designation it doesn’t deserve makes me want to walk away.  

Vegas people feel scammed?   Damn!  I mean, they are usually the ones who have scamming down to an art.  

Business myopia has always been a thing. They believe that product sales in the early stage of its life cycle will continue forever, conveniently forgetting the concepts of saturation and competition.  

Where is it written the LEOs must know the law?

To know who is responsible for this you need to know the name Alfred Edward Kahn. He is known as the “Father of Airline Deregulation”. He turned the airlines of America into the Soviet-style cattle herding exercise it is now.

The heat doesn’t last.  The elevation makes is go away real fast.

Wasn’t that Carvana’s business model?

This was somebody’s baby. Well cared for. I can see some old guy in his garage doting after it.  Tires twice as wide as original. I don’t understand the reason for two temp gauges other than the original stopped working.

You can tell who uses AM radio by the “FJB” and “TRUMP WON” stickers.

Maybe the law states autos must have AM radio, but does it say it has to work?  If so, to what extent?

Watch Mecum or Barrett-Jackson and you will see fat boomers paying stupid money for sixties-era “muscle cars”. I keep thinking I can have a REAL modern muscle car for half the price they are paying.

Try Carabba’s.  Much better.

That was definitely a swing and a miss in New York, where it’s hard to find a bad meal.  

Some Cadillacs had a cocktail shaker and glasses in the glove compartment.  Good times!

So, one event constitutes a trend. Humans suck.

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