Or not. In 2 seconds I found:

Where in the world do you get quality of care is the same? Maybe if you don’t factor in things like extreme wait times, not receiving care, etc. In the US, have you seen the disaster that is Veteran’s medical? I do not understand why people think the gov’t will run a larger system well, and/or better than they run the…

because landcruiser

if we go back 20 years to 1998, it’d be a $37,000 van. no way

I don’t get the cost creep either. That would’ve been a $37,000 van 20 years ago in 1998. I suppose some conversion vans may have been that high, but a regular mini van would have been nowhere near that mark. Why so much?????

an abandoned vehicle on property when you bought land

I always smile to myself (and nod to the driver if applicable) if i see the track outline sticker or similar on a nice/fast/fun car

Eh, I’m at work so I couldn’t listen to the audio... but I imagine its pretty easy to explain by phone that it means put it in the “N” position instead of the “D” position.

Except he was told to put it in neutral and said no - its in the article.

Except it is less useful in very key ways. 1500 lbs less towing capacity. No AWD available. According to Google, it also has approximately 50 less cubic feet of cargo.

yeah, that is wrong. but lets say you are right - that just means you should buy for resale, which again points to toyota.

Exactly. There is a huge difference in owning/riding in/driving a 200k+ or 300k+ Toyota vs a GM. Mainly, on the Toyota darn near eveyrthing (if not everything) still works and looks more or less like it did originally.

in a lot smaller truck

this needs more stars. i think this is the answer for the majority of buyers who investigate purchases. for the folks who don’t, i think it is the extra $ on the sticker price.

For what it is worth, guy I work with drives a plug in fusion. Had it for about 1 year. He says he averages near 100mpg with pluggin’ in when he can. If you are just commuting, this may be a real option.

No crust

As more evidence of this, the Lexus LS was inferior to Caddy DTS. I think we all know that is bunk.

or because you are facing an impossible situation (taxes, divorce, criminal charges) or because you need legitimate help with your endeavors (business, tax, real estate, etc).

Says the guy who 1) knows what rod bearings are; 2) reads a car website; 3) has the time, knowledge, and/or ability to change rod bearings; 4) is apparently not bothered by the fact that he had to change internal engine components.
I think it is safe to say a very small percentage of car owners even know what a rod…

Or just wait 2-4 years for the massive depreciation of most Cadillac products to kick in and pay thousands less!