OBDII reader scans the VIN in the vehicle computer. Do it! VIN is on door jam. VIN is engraved on engine. Do They Match?

Why would he pay $75k for a Bronco and then go trade it in a few weeks later? Makes no sense. I have a feeling this guy is in on this scam.

Its a Chevy, you can get everything you need for this at Rock Auto and Craigslist. NP

It would be worth it for the meme. It might even be worth it for the car on it’s own merits.  It’s pretty nice, for what it is.  And if you’re going for the meme, might as well go all out.

you left out the “/S”

What’s a few extra grand for something you really want?

So it is irrelevant to you that he was fleeing the police who seemingly had a legitimate reason for going after him. To escape the police, he took his motorcycle up on the sidewalk where he put the lives and safety of quite a few civilians at risk for injury or death? No sane person would argue the result is…

I think they just want something that once they get home, assuming it sits on a battery tender, they can turn the key and it’ll start. Getting a minor service every time you’re back seems like a small price to pay for that, and I’d think their MIL would be willing to come by and drive it every now and then, basically…

Some archdruid left their bog in a no parking zone again.

Exactly. Very few modern machines of any kind can do this.

Yeah.... Sorry to say, NO car is gonna be able to just sit there for half a year constantly and just run well with zero maintenance and etc...

Hey Mid-Atlantic buddy! We have the same thing here in Bmore. There is even a documentary on the 12 o’clock boys.

What we should be doing is trying to figure out a safe space for events like this to happen away from city streets.

I don’t support this behavior but Jim Riley’s reaction seems a bit over the top. He almost “passed out” from the sight of it.

Whenever those VW vanogan things come up at whatever ridiculous prices they go for, this is the vehicle I always present as an alternative.

It looks like that fender got dinged up and repaired with a framing hammer. 

This is the least ugly Infiniti truck in years. The mid-2010s one looked like a fish, then the next one had a rear end that made no sense and a front end that still looked like a melted blobfish. If this is Infiniti’s design language moving forward, I’m here for it.

The SS was not a dud for GM. As you pointed out, the SS was a Holden Commodore and effectively the reincarnated Pontiac G8 (also a Commodore, albeit an earlier version). By the time the SS came out, GM had realized that it was unprofitable to continue building cars in Australia, but had entered an agreement with the…

I drive the previous gen ZR2 extended cab / long bed.