I recently stood on the showroom floor of a Los Angeles-area luxury car dealership as their sales manager pointed out a middle-aged couple browsing the lot. “We will never sell them a car,” he said. “In fact, we are going to politely ask them to leave.” Why? “One of our salespeople recognized them. They are professional Lemon Law scammers. They have hit two other dealers but they are not going to hit us.” (Read More…)

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Thomas Kreutzer - I bought mine about a decade later. My brief experience with Kazu and this car is one of the reasons I knew what it was when I found it. At the time (around 1992) I had a...
danio3834 - “Jeep Cherokee? Interior no where near as good as a RR.” Both interiors appear top notch to me. I can’t really point at anything that says...
Scoutdude - This was after the Mustang got DEW’ed. The US versions of the Large Sedans were supposed to be hitting, or in, the dealerships around now and the...
friedclams - Wait, I’m confused… didn’t you own a 200SX turbo? I would have peed my pants had I been the passenger.
ajla - “XJs should have V8s.” Many of the greatest Jaguars of all time used 6 cylinders.
danio3834 - 1-2, 3-2 at WOT. :,,(
danio3834 - “I rented a Plymouth Breeze for a few weeks. It had a roomy interior, excellent ride, handling, and seats for a mass-market...
bball40dtw - Tell that to BMW, Audi, and Mercedes. Thats the competition. The A8, 7er, and S class all have or will have six cylinder engines.
bball40dtw - That’s back when they could have used a RWD platform for everything from a Crown Vic, Town Car, Mustang, LS, Jag, Falcon, etc. Instead they went...
bigtruckseriesreview @ Youtube - A Manta Ray styled EV. All they’ve gotta do is make them roomier, add a better Infotainment system and heated/cooled...