$125k for any car with 156K miles is crack pipe. ANY car.

I currently drive a 2014 Dodge Charger R/T.

Too much horsepower. Can’t get much P̶u̶r̶i̶n̶a̶ purer than this:

Look for 2011-14 Chargers, and you can get an R/T with the 5.7 Hemi with AWD.

I wouldn’t spend a cent on a 200K-mile, clearly-been-rear-ended-at-some-point Mercedes. Or any other car meeting that criteria.

Yellow is the worst color on a car, in any shade - yellow paint, gold trim/badges, or yellow/amber turn signals. All terrible. Yellow clashes with almost every other color.

Definitely looks better than the 2019 Camaro.

I had an opportunity to talk to a GM executive about 10-12 years ago. He recalled being in a meeting where the heads of each product department at GM were giving updates on various car models. When the guy overseeing the Aztek delivered his update, which was the tent idea, the exec I spoke with said something…

And they shouldn't be doing that either. Compete or die.

1.) The government has no business trying to steer an entire industry towards whatever goal their agenda currently desires. Products and services should sink or swim in a free market based purely on their own merits. Politicians, despite what they may think, are not smarter than the market. If EVs are really better…

Here’s my opinion on the success of crossovers:

I’ve been a Camaro fan since I was a little kid. I’ve previously owned three 4th gen F-bodies (2 Camaros and a Firebird).

A guy at work has these on his white Charger Scat Pack. It looks stupid.

If you go to a pizza place, you can order various combinations on the menu (the equivalent of an option package for a car).

The only way a 100K+mile Foxbody is worth almost $17K is with a $20K crate engine swapped in (https://performanceparts.ford.com/part/M-6007-A52XS).

I thought the Pontiac Solstice SD-290 concept looked awesome:

My mom had an ‘83 or ‘84 manual Toyota Celica when I was very young. It was black with a silver/red pinstripe, and light grey interior.

Mileage is a little high, but it looks pretty clean. Not a fan of beige cars, but that’s easily remedied.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen an MC-12 (in person or in pictures) that wasn’t the white/blue color scheme.

Looks much better than the OE wheels.