She’s trying to stay as far from the Concord as possible.

Tesla Stock:

Toyota and Honda continually reinvests in their cars. They redesign their cars about every six years or so, with a mid-cycle refresh in between. They’ve been selling the same nameplates (Corolla, Camry, Civic, Accord) for decades.

GM, Ford, and FCA routinely let their cars wither on the vine for years past their…

If you want a Jeep, buy a Jeep. Don’t try to make an off-roader out of this over-tired (see what I did there) old Synchro.  The tow hooks on the front are a good idea.  The new owner is going to need them.  CP

“british tooth white”

1990’s Nissan: Let’s make a car in every category that is fun, sporty, reliable, and/or give them cutting edge tech and performance of an exotic.

If FCA gets some good small and mid-sized cars out of it, this could be a good deal for US consumers.

I hope U-Haul in many stars for that pun.

To be fair, most humans seem baffled by the existence of the turn signal and don’t understand what it does.

2nd:

The Quest was a great minivan. The big issue with it was safety

Neutral: an interesting, but attainable vehicle.

First Gear and Neutral. I think this is the beginning of the end for Tesla. Yes they have a big head start and Yes Elon is brilliant and great at thinking outside the box.

At least $90 million has come from existing investor DP World

As a Gen X-er, you’re wrong. We got fucked by the boomers in every way imaginable. We’re tired. Our parents still won’t fucking retire and are still telling us how to vote. We get told we’re stupid for wasting our money on shit that they would never buy or don’t understand. They told us that “you can never lose on…

Higher prices on Chinese-goods= less buying of Chinese goods.

Rule of thumb: If you can’t afford a new Rolls-Royce, you can’t afford a Rolls-Royce. An acquaintance of mine found out the hard way.

French cars are typically more reliable than German ones, and certainly more reliable than British ones. Probably an improvement for LR.

Man, these comments are super disappointing - why are yall so adamant about sticking up for corporations? Are they paying you?

Let’s go over some things here:

1. Back in 2015, Uber and Lyft actually did pay a very nice wage. Remember all the fluff pieces backed by Uber and Lyft talking about drivers earning over 100K…

I guess this finally Marks the end