And the type of people who can afford it and desire it, tend to just have it around as a second or third vehicle as their seasonal winter/mountain home driver.

Can I be your friend?

I know, right? Not only is it built to a very high standard it’s really darn expensive. So, yeah, the few people (~3,000/yr IIRC) who buy them will want to hang on to them.

As it’s always fun to skew the numbers, my wife’s Yaris will be 12 years old this year - bought it new in December of ‘07. It still looks and runs great, and she’s happy with it. About the only thing she’d like that it’s missing is BT connectivity (the audio jack has an intermittent cut out). Unfortunately, it’s…

“11 years? That’s surprising.”

Move to Italy and open a business to collect $770 a month. Then wait for the local mobster to show up and demand $1000 a month tribute for the privilege of running said business. 

Oddly enough, it’s another tie.

You could have at least removed the pole from up your ass before registering your complaint.

The real question - can you somehow strap the Fur-Raptors together into some kind of cheap electric car Voltron? The combined power of 20 Fur-Raptors, all together in some kind of giant car-bot. There is potential here.

Here is an image of the Fur-RAPTOR after an 8mph crash into a curb:

Man, I’d take one of those weird Chinese not-a-Jeep things in a heartbeat. I only need 30 miles of range to get to work and back, and there are chargers outside my office.

This is possibly the best pun thread. We have taken it to Infiniti and beyond...

No amount of qashqai could convince me to buy this thing. 

...I had to fit it in somewhere.

Could the seller Juke you into buying it?

This asking price is approaching the skyline of Kelly Blue book...

Didn’t realize you were on comment Patrol.

Atlas, all things must come to an end.

This is Ghosn too far.

This car certainly would look good in red. Not a fan of the Sunny shade shown here— definitely gonna leaf this one behind.

I will navara stop!

I Z what you did there.