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In most of our car/Jeep purchases the dealership has tried (or succeeded) with screwing us over during the final purchasing process. For example "forgetting" to include the promised $2,500 discount, or secretly adding things to the purchase documents. Luckily, we did catch the underhanded tricks...

A Black IPA which I found interesting. It is a bit like a porter, or a stout, but different.

You are familiar with our insurance policies?

A 392 with 35s and 4:88 gearing (with full float axels) sounds like a suitable replacement, and it might cheer you up. So that is what the insurance company should offer!

Unfortunately, some times it takes time and pain to realize that the dealership you have been going to (for convenience) is staffed by employees who are clueless, or don't give a shit, or have been instructed to rip off the customer. I had a sales manager tell me that the letter (on corporate...

Maybe it was attached to a board, which immediately disintegrated once the nail went through the tire.

Where's the bling, bling, bling? 😄

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The crummy dealerships do not seem to request surveys. I will be honest with all survey questions. If someone treated me kindly and intelligently, then the starting point is a 10 and they can only lose points due to poor service. If I was not even welcomed, then the starting point is a 7 and...

Jeeps (especially built ones) don't have a wonderful stopping distance so always allowing extra room is wise. He is lucky if there were no injuries.

Some of those humanoid beings may even be members of this forum! Perhaps they are Jeep fans!

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I am sure that your 2 year old is a genius. It runs in the family. For us, the zero-deductble windshield coverage is an option (which we continue to pay). You might replace 3 windshields in a year, or it might take 6 years (as it did for me). Regardless, it is easier for us (humans) to part...

That's what she said!

If you do the math, you will find that you have already paid for the windshield many times over already. The insurance company is making a killing from me. It seems better to pay that money into a savings or investment account since it won't take long to save enough for a windshield.

Even a little cooler at 5600 feet (but I am not there).

It seems that usually a buyer already has a set of working TPMS sensors, which can be transplanted from their old wheels.

It starts one week after Retirement Road Tour Part #1. This is all part of the long term (and carefully thought out) Retirement Plan.

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This is a great idea! Particularly during rush hour traffic.