Dr. Pomade

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I'm #2240. I'm pretty sure that's my IQ and not my user number.

There is little I find more disturbing than bullying. There is little I find more satisfying than watching a bully get manhandled.

Yes, it's called guilty by association. That's why we even came up for a saying for it. I get your point, though. You've earned a little redemption by steering people clear of them.

Also, Thorne, you deserve to be trolled if you have any association with CTD.

:insert here whistling smilie that enters room then slowly backs out while looking back and forth repeatedly:

Note to self: avoid Coughlin at all costs.

Could this be the beginning of a new trend? Take an expensive car and mod it to a far less desirable car. BENTLEY? JK NEW FORD FUSION

I bet. But isn't that the way it usually is? Books > *

Damn, good to know. Yeah, Lost was one of those shows in which I never watched a single episode.

What does this mean - can you elaborate? Seriously, not sure what you mean, but interested to know. Also, just finished watching Season 2 of Walking Dead last night. Will download Season 3 tonight and get started on it. I feel like I might almost be arriving at the party.

COTA

Are you still debating between a 997 TT and a GTR? IIRC those were two at the top of your short list.

What Paul just said. Andy is the best. Won't let anyone else touch my cars.

Spotted you today on 256. Knew it was you immediately - could tell by the stance of the car. Looked great :thumbup:

This is the part where I stare at you in stunned silence.

I would realistically keep that car about three years, maybe a few more. So, definitely not 10 years +. I think the damage kills the deal for me, too. And if the car has been there since November, I'm assuming it's because all the other potential buyers have been put off by the damage.

Great points all around guys, thanks. I wondered about the wheels too, now that it was mentioned here. I'll inquire about that. The dealer said the car had been there since November. However, I've been searching religiously over the past several weeks and never saw that car listed until like a week ago.

Yeah, but how much will resale be hurt? A little, a moderate amount, or a lot? As a buyer, how much would you be concerned about it?

No, I think the damage was before the pictures were taken. The salesman said that I wouldn't be able to tell unless he pointed it out. However, he also made a point of saying that they didn't repaint it, which makes me think that it needs repainted. Thanks for that link - I'll check that out. Pics of Jenny?

http://www.intersportautosales.com/detail.aspx?id=3491669&PrefID=682&.aspx 1. The Carfax says this car sustained minor damage. The dealership has included a copy of the accident report in the pics of the car. The salesman said the damage was to the rear bumper and made it seem minor (of course). The salesman also said that the dealership has opted not to repaint the rear bumper so that the seller can see whatever damage there is before buying. I guess that's a good thing, but bad if you consider that the bumper will probably need to be repainted. How concerned should I be about this? If I bought this car, then I wouldn't keep it forever, so I'm concerned about resale and how something like this might affect it. 2. What's up with those red seatbelts? Are these as annoying to you guys as they are to me? I guess they could be swapped out. 3. Perhaps more of a concern is the red stitching. I don't know how I feel about that. What's your take?

10/10 I think we can all agree it's always the bicyclist's fault. Always.

You're welcome.

Here, let me help you: "Hey guys, check out this video I found. Though I can't be sure, it looks like the Lambo guy might have been speeding. Word is from others around the web that the Lambo driver has a reputation for behaving badly on the streets, so I wouldn't be surprised to learn he was acting like a clown just before he got whacked by the Mazda. I'll be curious to see how this all plays out."