You'll love it and it will last a very long time. My 24 Prius is the best car I have ever owned, of over 100 with many being salvaged when I bought them. Currently averaging 65 MPG in my Prius.
I once read that it cost $600 for the raw materials to build a Ford Explorer. If you tax that at 100% it would only add a few percentage points to the total selling price of $25k a long time ago. Tariffs on imports when we import 10 times what we export are an effective deterrent to that...
Pushing 9k miles since 1/8/25 under $400 total in gas consumed. Base model price was $27,950 with another $419 in options. First oil change at 10k miles. Made in Japan quality.
2024 Prius base model with Toyota floor mats that added $419 to the base price.
Free services until 30 k miles.
Paid...
Kind of disingenuous to use a statement made in a completely different context to make someone look stupid.
Great example character assassination, but only at someone else's expense.
Out in a field with a lot of open spaces surrounding the structure with a clear field of fire?
Not even close.
Rode to a shop with my brother today. Picked up these grips (Cokes?). Thought they would fit my K22 (1958) Masterpiece. They fit but are not right for the gun probably for a larger frame (N?).
Anyway I have no gun of that type and I paid $20 for the grips. The grips on my K22 are later vintage...
My wife is sleeping with another Man or Woman?
I'd buy them a box of Cuban cigars, and thank both of them for my new $2500 per month raise in retirement pay.
Hint : she has a much better retirement INCOME than I. :ROFLMAO:
I'd buy an airstream trailer and weld it to the hull of a huge pontoon...
I recently stopped at two Pawn shops and found two nice bargains, both new. A scope for my .308 rifle for $50 less than Bass Pro at $79.98 and a Colt Python for $1299 at another. They always like cash and I try to develop a good relationship with the owners who are willing to give me a good...
I read the auction listing Mike and my mother's mother was in Baltimore and had the flu in 1918. Her father whose last name was Crockett, had shipped a coffin to Baltimore from his home in eastern Virginia for her body to be returned in.
There was a shortage of coffins and bodies were piling up...