Can.  Chooses not to.

How is this even a story?  People have been doing this with <insert any vaguely interesting new car> since the dawn of time. 

Order one?

I expect that this will only be short-lived. Boomers only have so many years left upright.

The night lights button.  Genius.

One day?  I laugh at them now.

This, a salvage title new 124 spider and many many many many eons in the garage and you could have something quite compelling.

Why people need to hand in a car to get access to e-bike money, I do not know.

Volvo in the UK is spamming nearly constantly about theirs.  If I needed a new all electric XC40 and had £679 a month spare I’d consider it.

I did.  I’m back with Chrome.  It was slower and crashed a lot.  I was not impressed.

Too many words there.  Opel are an unending cringe would have done the job.

I will die with you on this hill.

The average UK motorist.  They all need to be rounded up, put in a sack and beaten with lead pipes until the blood seeps out.  Yes, all of them.

Toyota.  Always with the sensible trousers on.

No, I understood what was being offered. What I’m saying is that I don’t want that. Whether it’s you or an F1 driver or my mother, I don’t want to be a passenger on track. I find the lack of control unsettling, not enjoyable. That discomfort increases as the speeds rise. If I’m driving I’m both enjoying it and better…

I would though, even if it was a fiver.  I don’t want to be a passenger in anything other than a taxi when I’m drunk.  Paying for someone else to have the fun on track while I watch from the passenger seat makes zero sense to me at any cost.

Why does it look like a 350 with a body kit?

Title sense make some point to a then me confused rest of about.

This might surprise you but in parts of the world that are not known as America, something like would be ideal for many people.