I agree with you from a consumer confidence perspective. There is a lot of "I'll never buy anything from Government Motors" BS going around which is unfortunately kicking a decent company while it's down.

GM has a Price to Earnings ratio of 17. Ford has a Price to Earnings ratio of 11. I don't think it matters if John the Plumber wants to invest his $14 a week in a stock as their investments are massively overshadowed by banks, hedge funds and large private investors.

He's a Redskins Nihilist, Donny.

Such avoid. Wow.

Good point. Every car year is roughly the equivalent of 5-10 car years... Someone needs to break the news to the people who will soon be dating octogenarians in this hypothetical scenario.

I'm saying that an anthropomorphized Mclaren P1 is a nerdy girl who is SUPER high maintenance. I wouldn't want to date my car either as a Subaru STi translated to a girl would probably subsist on nothing but Monster energy drinks and have the clap.

She also has super high tech braces that fail every 10,000 bites of food causing you to spend thousands a year at her orthodontist.

He spent 5% of his after tax salary in one day to make kids happy. I have zero problems if he gets publicity out of it.

Was waiting for the payoff on that.

If buying a car were limited by both your pocketbook and your driving ability Ferrari would sell 12 cars per year.

You'll turn racing drivers into their even more miniature jockey counterparts!

I agree with you but the real question is "should this be a crime?" to which the answer is most likely no. Officers are charged with ensuring compliance to the law but are given a lot of leeway as to how seriously to take each offense. Arresting someone for charging a phone/car/laptop on public grounds is a waste of…

But do you REALLY want a Microsoft Surface for a wedding gift??

I always wondered what happened to the underwear bomber...

I think a lot of it was turbo cooling tech... If you didn't let your turbo cool off after a long or spirited drive you'd be in for some trouble with your turbo buick after 50k miles.

Because it's not sponsored by Flamin Hot Cheetos??

For whatever reason the only thing that's bothering me about this atrocity is that the TVs on each door panel are not lined up. Everything else about this car seems like it could be driven by a bad guy in a superhero B movie.

I agree with you but marketing for any product does this. Every company needs to make their product exciting whether or not it actually is...

Listen, dude, I'm tired of the anti-anti-anti AT movement, take it somewhere else!