Totally. I can see them making electric assisted drivetrains but not 100% EVs. It’s a niche market catering to the wealthy. Even when majority of the world moves away from fossil fuels, the wealthy will still be able to afford and demand supply from the few refineries that remain. I think the predicted total demise of…

Not only is it a highly populated state, its coastline is visited by people from the world over. What did you expect??

Two BMWs at the moment, if you must know.

Let me guess, you drive a pathetic Nissan don’t you?

Did I say he should’ve bought the man a Rolls? No. There are plenty of decent and affordable cars he could’ve bought. Even better, he could’ve done something longer lasting than giving him a mediocre car... like giving him a better job.

Of all manufacturers, Nissan is known to spend least amount of time per car on the assembly line. Reliable? Compared to a Fiat, yah, relatively reliable. LOL

Are you high or just dumb?

Dude drives a Rolls (presumably), rewards his savior with a Nissan. A Nissan?? I guess that’s how much he values his life?

Nearly everything they touch is tragic. But the owner went from rags to millions and I’m still rags. So what do I know.

Westcoast Customs begs to differ:

At a glance I thought I was looking at Twitch footage of GTA V Online.

It’s already heading that way whether you agree it’s luxury or not. One evidence of it is the attempted tie up with John Varvatos from more than a few years back. More evidence of the direction in product design. Just look at that front end of the 300C pictured. That to me is an excellent up-market execution of a…

Two specific reasons I suggested “luxury”.

No. And personally the only Chrysler product that interests me is the higher trimmed 300c. Even for that model, the products itself is old. The last update seem like nothing more than a facelift. It’s no surprise to me if they decide to axe it. If it was up to me, I’d only hit pause and resurrect the brand as the…

Funny. I was just looking at this over the weekend and thinking “this would be fun in SoCal gridlock”.

All Mazdas share a similar sporty driving character. They used to use the BMW 3 as a benchmark for driving dynamics and ride quality. Things are now refined more towards comfort, as they attempt to move up-market, but the sporting character is still retained. The 2 was/is a good little car. Just imagine what a tarted…

Ponder what life might be like in the post-apocalyptic world... Race gas and hookers, all day long.

You ain’t nothing but a pathetic worm.

With rise in petroleum prices, on-going war between Iran and the Saudis, plus sanctions on Iran (which is useless since Iraq is now effectively an Iranian satellite)... I see history repeating itself.

Dave McTracy does sound a little more rugged.