FEELER ON MY 2018 GT-R
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MBNRG (09-22-2021)
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GLWS!
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Pretty good deal at $170k
i just bought a 2019 gtr 2 months ago with 9800 miles for an excellent deal
Prices have gone crazy now after mb announced no more V8’s and no more GTR’s
i just bought a 2019 gtr 2 months ago with 9800 miles for an excellent deal
Prices have gone crazy now after mb announced no more V8’s and no more GTR’s
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2020 GTA; 2022 Audi e-tron GT, 2022 Ford F-150; 1926 Rolls-Royce Springfield 40/50 Playboy roadster
A joke. (But obviously missed if I have to spell it out.)
Spelling it out: Here you are trying to sell your car and someone wants to buy a part. Sometimes you can make a lot of money parting out a car, but that's almost always done with wrecks. So the point of the joke (clearly missed) was that you could make more money by just selling off parts to anybody who wanted something from the car. Of course that wasn't going to happen as you are not on the junkyard business.
Spelling it out: Here you are trying to sell your car and someone wants to buy a part. Sometimes you can make a lot of money parting out a car, but that's almost always done with wrecks. So the point of the joke (clearly missed) was that you could make more money by just selling off parts to anybody who wanted something from the car. Of course that wasn't going to happen as you are not on the junkyard business.
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A joke. (But obviously missed if I have to spell it out.)
Spelling it out: Here you are trying to sell your car and someone wants to buy a part. Sometimes you can make a lot of money parting out a car, but that's almost always done with wrecks. So the point of the joke (clearly missed) was that you could make more money by just selling off parts to anybody who wanted something from the car. Of course that wasn't going to happen as you are not on the junkyard business.
Spelling it out: Here you are trying to sell your car and someone wants to buy a part. Sometimes you can make a lot of money parting out a car, but that's almost always done with wrecks. So the point of the joke (clearly missed) was that you could make more money by just selling off parts to anybody who wanted something from the car. Of course that wasn't going to happen as you are not on the junkyard business.
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2020 GTA; 2022 Audi e-tron GT, 2022 Ford F-150; 1926 Rolls-Royce Springfield 40/50 Playboy roadster
But, clearly, I was wrong.
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