Does it though?
2 Series xM iActive Tour Grand Sport Coupe
Now does it grind fine enough for some espresso?
Oh lord, not only does it have a Bangle Butt, it’s got a Bangle FUPA.
Real world testing. This is why it’s done. Kudos to the companies who are letting journalists in on the process, watching and reporting on what is very much a work in progress.
Well, maybe the car wanted a taco, and was waiting patiently for its turn.
If you could sit back and binge watch Netflix while you go to your business conference 2 states away
While I think there will be a lot of headaches to make it happen, and it certainly isn’t just around the corner as some autonomous outfits would lead you to believe, it will happen. My reasoning is that the market for a completely autonomous vehicle is just too large, there’s too much money to be made to ignore it.…
I agree. Old school dealerships would rather get you there in person so they can apply emotional pressure on you. Transparency is the last thing they want.
Many businesses and entire industries want to make things difficult for serious and informed customers and instead rely on the out sized profits they can get from the uninformed or those they can manipulate.
A place that lays everything out, all the information I want is likely to get my business if their price is…
Are the stolen Teslas now called Edisons?
Probably.
I think you may be missing the point of muscle cars. They do not get smoked off the line by a 50yo in a minivan...
I don’t think a mclaren can be totaled at this point. The value of the car is higher than ALL repair costs.
We all judge people every day for their actions. Asking whether someone is a sky fairy or not is irrelevant. I can’t imagine having something like this and just letting it sit in a garage for almost 50 years. Why not enjoy it? I know that some collectors are weird, but come on. I circle the watch collector world a bit…
Counter-counterpoint: People may be able to do what they want with their property (within legal limits), but we can still judge them for it.
Counterpoint. Cars are property and people can do whatever they want with them.
I would call them morons, in the same category as people who buy get-rich-quick books and self-help bullshit. The shiny Bel Air that their father drove to church on Sundays suddenly became a flashy symbol of... something? Why were the fifties cool, exactly? And then they decided that any worthless, late-90s,…
This man hears you on that one.