On a hot day driving down a dirt road with the windows all down, that's pretty damn close to my idea of heaven.
Exactly this. It's Japanese car in America, not an American car made by the Japanese.
This does go against standing precedent, you can be forced by law to give up a key to a safe, but not a combination. This judge is trying to overturn 150 years of established case law.
I really like Phoenix Yellow too, even though it's affectionately known as baby poo.
The internet has ruined you, my friend.
Oh no! The front left tire is on the line of the last space!
I've heard the G37 coupe comes with a backwards baseball hat and is referred to internally as the 'Steve'
If you recall that was only M3 drivers to the RS4
Amen, wouldn't we all be better off? The attorney uncle sums up this kids attitude.
Start small and work up
A blatant case of false advertising.
I went for the 333hp TFSI in the S-Line, I love it!. I drove both and I liked the acceleration the gas had over the diesel's torque. That diesel sure is sweet though! It accelerates smoother than the gas engine, especially around town, and just idles at 70mph.
In many states that only applies if the dealer delivers the car to you. If they deliver it to your home or business, as opposed to driving it off their lot, you usually have ~3 days to renege on it.
Buying that car at those rates your credit is far above what most people's is, and if a bank is giving you those kind of rates I'd expect you have more deposits there than just a free checking account. Nice ride though, I just picked up a 2012 Q7 and paid the "peasant's" rate of 2.9%.
Nothing on a T-Mobile G2
Costco does it for free
Torquey is relative...
I think the bike has 'Suzuki' written on it @14s
Or 520,128 Rods to the Hogshead :)
