Improved consistency, timeliness, quality of driving....

I’m all for it.

Even during a strike, they drive in both lanes and can’t decide where they are going. Just pick a lane. 

It was two dudes, man.

First, not everyone gets better. Some die.

“I’ll have the Kidde’s meal”

If you think spending $2500 to keep a 140k mile VW that is worth maybe $1500 on the road for maybe another year is a good play, feel free to lay out your case so that our reader can see another perspective.

Boonta Eve Classic here I come!

“Looks like an Accord with some Game of Thrones badging.”

Like this concept?

I never really liked them, straight spokes, especially 5 or 6, always made me happy. The turbine thing always bugged me that they’d be opposite on the other side of the car.

That interior is atrocious on so many levels.  Additionally I thought the mild re-style the car went through about 4 years ago made it a much better looking car.  

Classic GM.  It’s officially ready for production now.

He was told he couldn’t drive it anymore. People kept freaking out whenever they’d look at the car, and couldn’t see the driver.

At a saving of $.010/gal, you’re only saving $2 for a 200 gallon fill...

the pre-facelift ones look better than the post-facelift IMO.

Do you think that asteroids typically travel at near-relativistic speeds?   

My Hyundai has similar functionality. The only thing I don't like is that the gauge cluster is an LCD screen so I am stuck with a gray glow. 

The source website listed the used cars as “lightly used”. What criteria did they use to determine what fell in this category for their analysis?  Year? Mileage? That’s either a rather large omission or I’m just missing it.

No, but it does give it electrical problems and oil leaks.

I need to pick one of those up at some point. My third, fourth and fifth generation coupes were some of my favorite vehicles