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If you wave cash at them, they'll budge. Of course they want the earth, moon and the stars. They also want to move inventory and they'll make enough on a lower real offer on a unit they probably bought at auction that they'll deal even when they say they won't. Do a little research on what the...

Okay, so now you just need to get seller down to a more reasonable price. Hit them with an offer you know is less than what they'll take and let them come back with something more reasonable. This is how vehicles are bought and sold and it has been so for about as long as they've been bought and...

Depends upon how the piece was used and maintained. If it comes from a large fleet it will probably have had regular maintenance. If it comes from a soul prop maybe not so much. A lot of guys use their work vans hard and aren't real good about maintenance. 120K on a clean and decently maintained...

Consider the skinny 14" tires used on Benzes and Bey-Em-Veys for years, cars that were noted for good handling. There is more to the equation than dry grip. I think these tires will be fine for as long as they last, assuming they have adequate weight capacity for your car.

At that time, everything from every maker rusted badly.

Don't know about that, since FCA goes back to 2013, or have Dodge/Ram trucks been rusters since before that?

This function seems to work pretty well on the HAH. Miles remaining does decline more rapidly under higher consumption use and the forecast seems pretty accurate. As someone noted above about their Toyota, miles remaining never increases. It merely declines more slowly under conditions of low...

We bought a new Accord years ago that came with two regular keys plus a valet key. You could lock the remote trunk release and the valet key would only allow access to the door locks and ignition but not the trunk. There came a time years later when I wanted to give the valet key to a third...

One does see more youngish Rams with serious rust than one does Ford or GM pickups. Blame the corporate association with Fiat, always famous for rust.

So I'm a loser and want to make a pile. Where should I go? I can go to the Bay Area, take advantage of nearly free higher education and end up in an air conditioned office before a keyboard and a couple of screens or I can go to SD and work on a rig crew and take physical risks to go along with...

Lord, the things you can find on ebay. How would you or the seller authenticate it? Pretty sure it remains USAF property legally if it is authentic.

Cute, but Jeff speaks from personal experience so is well positioned to make his claims. CA's also remains the fourth largest economy in the world.

That Toyotas somehow have superior resale as compared to their Japanese brand competitors is an old and largely discredited meme. That Toyotas somehow have superior reliability is yet another discredited meme. Finally, none of us here have access to either large fleet databases or manufacturer's...

Luckily, Air India wasn't operating a C208 nor are there very many US scheduled flights with this light turbine single. There are a handful of EAS routes operated with the type and I have seen them used to ferry visitors from the old San Juan airport out to resorts on the local islands. This is...

For you, probably none. Since you find an old Corolla a satisfactory car I'd doubt that a BMW will be in your future. Your loss. Another member has already posted the advertised prices of similar examples of a used Tahoe and a used Sequoia showing the Toy well behind in resale value, but you...

There is a market. The problem is that it's shrunk so much in our country.

This a rare shot of the Cybertruck range extender development mule. Well spotted!

There is this German company you may have heard of which used to use inline sixes in anything with any speed aspirations and inline fours in their slower stuff with five speed manuals as standard in all. Forget the name.

Not so sure about your take on the resale value of a Tahoe vs a Sequoia. If only for the joy of driving one, I'd suggest you get yourself a properly maintained used BMW and see how it goes as I have in the past. I think you'd be surprised at how reliable and durable they are, and they aren't...

HAH, 673 miles on 14 gallons, so 48.1 mpg. About 70% highway with AC blasting for almost the entire tank. No, it doesn't hold that much. I had splashed in a couple of gallons before this fill since I had a coupon and we would need the additional fuel for the 200 miles trip we took yesterday...