No. Sometimes the government has to force companies to do recalls for the sake of public safety. That was not the case here so it’s a voluntary recall.

GM or Ford would’ve ruined them. They would’ve massively stifled innovation in order to maximize profit in the short term. No way either of those companies would’ve green lit stuff like Tesla’s huge factory or their autopilot tech.

This is good advice.

So is there any reason to buy this over a Range Rover Sport? When equipped the same the Sport is only a few thousand more expensive and seems to be more capable, more luxurious, and performs better.

Or if you want the exact opposite you can watch Tavarish work on the worst MR2 in the world with countless mechanical/cosmetic issues and a welded frame.

That collage looks like a smaller version of the S90 sedan so this is probably an S60 replacement.

I don’t see why anyone wouldn’t want the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything on their Chiron.

They should also include a game mode where you fill out the insurance paperwork and call around to different repair shops for quotes.

Maybe my memory is off but didn’t they used to have a later deadline when the Model 3 was first released and then Musk pushed it up for seemingly no reason? I was really confused as to why he didn’t just stick with the original deadline rather than changing to the totally impossible goals of 100,000 cars in 2017 and…

Fair point, but on most of the cars you posted (M5, AMG GTS, Alfa Romeo, and Mercedes Project One) all the vents are functional.

If your crash before going on the mission to have your Takata airbag recalled the game ends.

My daily driver has an electronic gauge cluster an glare is never an issue. The dashboard keeps the screen in the shade and they’re always coated with a matte anti-glare surface which basically eliminates all reflections.

Only the 2.0T is a Merc motor. The V6TT is Nissan/Infiniti. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_VR_engine#VR30DDTT

The Infiniti Q50 3.0t/Red Sport is basically a twin turbo V6 RWD Maxima. I’d say that’s pretty damn close to what you’re looking for.

You won’t get ample compensation, but you may get a bunch of FCA stock.

They’re finanancing 60+ months.

Eventually, the author says, after “engine” was translated from French to English, it took on the meaning “ingenuity, contrivance, and trick or malice,” and in the 15th century it referred to certain types of physical devices—particularly, Fuller says, things like “an instrument of torture, an apparatus for catching…

The story for the original comic strip was written by Al Franken. I don’t know specifically about that video though.

Supply Side Jesus probably did.

I think too many people enjoy the total moral flexibility that comes with worshiping a god that has no manifestation and can’t be interacted with for that to matter.