$4.99 a gallon

[Serb]

Sadly, I lose the car when I retire. I get to keep the phone but will have to start paying the monthly bill on it.

So, what car do you actually own now?

[Wezil]

So, what car do you actually own now?

I don't. As awesome as I am I can't drive two cars at once.

[Serb]

Ok! Canadian beggar!

[Wezil]

Wouldn't two cars for one person count as conspicuous consumption? Isn't that the sort of thing you puritans in Russia frown upon?

[Serb]

Wouldn't two cars for one person count as conspicuous consumption? Isn't that the sort of thing you puritans in Russia frown upon?

That is actually how you calculate your GDP in the West - you don't own a ****, but since you are driving two cars you are two times richer!

(I am not joking with that)

[Serb]

And Honda Civic was just

[Serb]

Get lost from my sight!

[Serb]

A ferret clown!

[Wezil]

What does your free ride look like?

[giblets]

I wonder what the best selling car in Russia will be in 2022?

[Serb]

I wonder what the best selling car in Russia will be in 2022?

In 2021 it was BMW.

In 2022 I bet Chinese brands will take the lead.


Why do you bother anyway?

[Buster Crabbe's Uncle]

Because angry people talking nonsense are fun to mess with.

[Wezil]

In 2021 it was BMW.

Cite?

My info says it was the Lada I posted last night.

https://www.rbth.com/science-and-tech/334342-most-popular-cars-russia

[Dinner]

Wouldn't two cars for one person count as conspicuous consumption? Isn't that the sort of thing you puritans in Russia frown upon?

A bit but sometimes it is nice to have. I drive a 2016 Tacoma (Thankfully paid off), my wife drives a 2019 Camry bought just before the civic shutdowns (still $8000 owed on that), about two month ago I bought a 2009 Corolla for the teenager (paid cash), and my toy car is 1967 Chevy which is about 90% restored. Supposedly, Toyota is going to redesign the 4Runner next year and I really want to get one but I suppose we will habe to see what prices and features look like first. Either way I'd keep the Tacoma as it is paid off and it is always nice to have a truck when you need one.

[Wezil]

A bit but sometimes it is nice to have. I drive a 2016 Tacoma (Thankfully paid off), my wife drives a 2019 Camry bought just before the civic shutdowns (still $8000 owed on that), about two month ago I bought a 2009 Corolla for the teenager (paid cash), and my toy car is 1967 Chevy which is about 90% restored. Supposedly, Toyota is going to redesign the 4Runner next year and I really want to get one but I suppose we will habe to see what prices and features look like first.

Aside from the "toy car" I see 3 cars for 3 people. Quickly doing the math I think that is 1 car per person.