I work at a Maserati dealer, as a mechanic, so I see these things quite frequently. I'll say this;

Because turns?

Market.

Give it 5 years. When prices are around $20k you'll see plenty of douchebags in them. Black/black with tinted windows and hellaflushed.

Aw, man. I love heated seats.

But it's $8k of tax deductible repairs, no?

Every time I've seen DeNiro here in CT (4-5 times), he's been in one of these.

Toyota sold only 425 Lexus LX570s in November 2014. That is very, very little. I don't have a comparison offhand specifically to the Range Rover, but Land Rover sold 30,611 vehicles in November, compared to 12,082 Lexus trucks.

no toyota mr2?

"How could you leave the dog alone for 30 minutes!!!"

lol!! It's not like the dog doesn't have a roof over its head, and it's not like the dog has never been in the rain before.....

This is an outrage! I'm totally call....Excuse me. (stepping over homeless guy) How dare they keep an animal outside for 30 minutes! I'm never flying United again!

Ditch wife, keep kid. Drive exotics every day.

Honestly it's not that bad..I own the exact car pictured, 03 C4S. The cars that have had IMS failure are mostly cars that don't get driven hard enough. I run a slightly thicker oil than recommended by Porsche (Joe Gibbs DT40 5w40) and keep the revs over 3k rpm, and drive often. The old saying goes " a redline a day…

That's not the right way to look at it. As mentioned in the article, the 996 WILL go up in value, especially now that it's the cheapest 911, generally. And much of the reason for it's current low valuation is fear of IMS bearing failure. You have to think of it as a bargaining tool, like a dented fender or a torn up…

I thought the entire content of this article was going to be a sponsored post for the new Beetle.

An old V12 Jaguar XJ-S

New VW Combi van, sometimes called the Microbus, sometimes called the Bulli. Total Torchbait

Doesn't really matter is they only made 200 in 1986. They made the same exact car in 1987 and made 6000+.