All the head room you want PLUS some!

It was for that sweet sweet SPAC money.

Nearly 30% of Gen Z identifies as LGBTQ? Interesting, that seems pretty high IMO. I don’t really care what the number is, just found that one a bit surprising since that is over 1 in 4.

When I had my Miata and people asked about space for stuff, I always used that joke. “It doesn’t have a roof, I can fit pretty much anything in here!”

But it is different from an OEM. That means they have the ability to add the power and not mess with reliability. Aftermarket tunes you are taking a risk that the internals aren’t up to the task. It means that Ford (and other OEM’s) know that the power is reliably there, they just want to make you pay extra to unlock…

Yes, but most of those were hardware upgrades and installation along with maybe some software tweaks. This is totally software related and locked away unless you pay.

Yea, that makes some sense. I just hate the idea of extra stuff locked behind software that you have to pay to enable from the OEM.

$825 for software upgrade? I know this stuff is coming, but it still hurts to see.

Can’t speak for all cars, but my wife’s CT200 has three modes. Eco, Normal and Sport. They are all a bit different, but not that much. Eco gives you a laggy accelerator while normal is the same with sharper acceleration. Sport changes the colors to red (WOW!) and puts the engine to always on and brings up a tach…

Yep, parental imprint is a real thing.

This feels like some real “1 of 1 Corvette” logic here.

Yep, I don’t love every loud car, but some sound great, and I really don’t mind at all.

Counter point, I think a lot of cars/trucks and bikes do sound cool or good. But maybe I am just a 37 yo 12 year old.

Yea, unfortunately this report doesn’t account for prices by OEM. I would bet that Subie, Honda and Toyota (Other possible here too) all still have very strong used car prices while others are brining that average down.

My ‘07 Highlander Hybrid just hit 290k last week during a 500 mile 2 vacation round trip while loaded to the gills. I would have more miles, but my wife drove it for about 2 years after our second kid was born.

I have a lift in my garage and it is awesome. I don’t do any crazy work since my cars are pretty reliable. But it will be nice when I do buy another or other cars that may not be daily drivers.

WHATS NEXT $300,000 MUSTNAGSSW!!!

I wouldn’t say I am old, but I do know the 90's ZR-1. I can’t find pricing for last generation ZR-1's to compare. At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter, I am not buying a C8 vette. It just seems wrong to me as far as pricing goes, it is still a Chevy. 

Yea, the manual isn’t happening here. Base with a manual would be sweet IMO. 

I literally called out the base price in my comment. It is just my opinion; you are free to disagree with it.