Maybe one of the Foxtrot Alpha guys could compare that to the operating cost of a fighter jet.

My kids are adults now. I’m getting this for me.

On the surface, getting a $200,000 discount seems pretty good — until you realize that is only about 6 percent off the sticker price.

One one of my favorite cars I’ve ever owned was bought under duress in a similar way: my 1995 Cherokee Sport. I was leaving a bad relationship where we were sharing her car, and I needed a vehicle by sundown that day. One of the most practical, fun to drive, and dead nuts reliable vehicles I’ve ever owned. I sold it…

None of my previous cars. None. Each was a “forced” purchase, old and always needed work. I don’t even want to remember them.

I definitely dont keep cars.... i buy them dirt cheap ($500), fix them, drive them for work (account manager) and once the mileage reimbursement totals out to more than what i paid for the car + repairs, i sell the car... by that time i usually have another car fixed up ready to go....

My first thought was T-Rex but nothing really makes sense anymore, ya know?

Ok, let’s crunch some numbers here.

True. This reveals the existence of an angular silver turd alternative.

The Cybertruck makes the Cybertruck look like an angular silver turd. 

This makes the cybertruck look like an angular silver turd

Clearly they were on to something, for this is the face of madness...

The Fastum and the Delirium Furiosum

The name was “delirium furiosum.”

“Playing Creed on Amazon Prime.”

I... I... like that sail pillar on the 1st gen. It make it look different.

So not at any point did you or your husband go and check on your kid(s)....

Wow, you made me stop and think for a minute about that one.

How’s the “inward” visibility?

David Tracy comes standard. You have to pay extra for a full-size jalop.