So we don’t hate cruise ships anymore?
So we don’t hate cruise ships anymore?
Depending on location, you absolutely can. There are or can be issues with financing, and there is a kind of stigma with modular homes from days past, plus many people use modular home and mobile home interchangeably Heck the Raceway Gas Station chain 100% did this when they put a location near my house, lot was…
It’s a bummer that $50k is now ‘reasonable’ for a trim like the Trailsport. At least it has heated seats / steering wheel at that level, and the tow package is only a $220 add. I’m betting they don’t add an additional trans cooler.
I once chose not to throw a paper airplane off the roof of an apartment building because I felt it would be littering.
I'd be impressed if it had a functional tailgate. Otherwise, I'm not.
you have to watch out for assholes like this eCarOne
Might be a deal, but man is that car ugly. I park next to one regularly and it turns my stomach every time I see it. This one belongs in the pantheon of hideous vehicles with the PT Cruiser, Aztek, Cybertruck, and the Juke.
Same applies to the Polestar2, which in an infinitely better looking car in every way.
“He’s not facing charges of aggravated assault, attempted aggravated robbery and terroristic threatening in the first degree.”
Please tell me you intentionally misspelled ‘moron’.
Not disagreeing, but the “moran” insult attempt was amusingly ironic.
I have a 2020 prime and mixed city and freeway driving (I am the speedy prius guy, although I am aware that I’m in a prius so I avoid being too aggressive) will average around 220ish mpg. The absolute worst I’ve ever gotten in this car is 51mpg, and that was a day with a lot of driving and an uncharged battery. And…
Counterpoint - I have a single 26.2 magnet (about 4 inches round) on my car from the years of training I put into the Boston Marathon. And when I go to other running things, people actually do ask about the effort.
Prius counterpoint: I just did a ~3400 mile roadtrip in my 2017. Much of it was done at ~80mph through places like Texas.