No one is forcing anyone to buy something they can’t afford. And I’m not talking about predatory practices from lenders or shady dealers, that is a whole other story.

I don’t know if I buy that. There are tons of good cars from a variety of brands and a variety of price points that will work for most people.

Good for Lamborghini!  And good for Acura for getting so close.  BoP challenges aside, this is one of my favorite series.  The sights and sounds alone are worth the price of entry.

Congrats Lamborghini! It is nice seeing you guys win. 

What, you don’t clean your guns while loaded, chambered, cocked, and the safety off? Phhht. You must hate America...

I get where you’re coming from.

Heaven forbid we get into the whole Hulk Hogan fiasco...

Fiction is good for business. People are easily fooled. You know how much those infomercial products make?

The websites formerly controlled by Gawker, “Street Outlaws shouldn’t be on TV.”

With the MSRP thing, probably. You can pretty much get 8~10% off MSRP on a BMW in Southern California.

It used to be just Jeep people. If I have to look at another set of aftermarket pinhole LED taillights...

Mall crawler to rock crawler.

Wrangler Bros, they are everywhere.

I would argue driven the same, the 5.3L will likely get better mileage than the 4 as the 4 cyl will always be working it’s ass off in boost to cart a vehicle this size around.

I get an honest 16/23 in my 2017 Sierra w/ the 5.3.

Ford is also saddled with pension and other retirement obligations, right? Tesla or any other newcomer has a huge advantage there.

4th: I’ll never understand the stock market. So Ford:

Some people need that all the time, like myself. But even if you only need that sometimes, still makes sense if they get good enough fuel economy.

I know you cited the 9-3 Aero, but I’ve got to go with the Saab 9-5 Aero Wagon. I spotted two of them on a recent road trip, and I couldn’t stop looking.