4 Tone Is better

Bradley is exactly right. What killed this cars reputation is the fact that the first buyers were paying over 30k and 2 years later were left with a car worth less than a third of that

I’d like to see a spy movie where the main character infiltrates the evil organization’s headquarters, gains access to the villain’s office and accesses his laptop, plugs in the USB drive and starts copying the secret plans, the camera zooming in on the incredibly-slowly-filling progress bar as the villain is heard to…

I see where you’re going with this. You’re talking about eSATA, right?

Again, please get the facts.  The ranges are EPA, not 35mph/dyno.

Why guess when the facts are so easily available that various Tesla models can drive over 300 miles.

That guy deserves to be stung for filming in portrait mode.

I would agree with you if the cover stone didn’t clearly state that it is to be opened in 2018.

You know the TL has to be a Blue Type-S

Wait, wait, it’s not 1995?

No, staring at a car’s roof never does it for me.

Actually they share less than 7% of parts.

The original 8-series stood out and made a statement! I agree, this just looks like a stretched out 6-series. I want more from a flagship model.

It sounds like the Apple desks are sit/stand adjustable, which is what I have. I like having the option. I might only use it in “standing” mode for 20-30 minutes a day, but it’s a nice to be able to stretch my legs while working.

Except this is not landlane service. It is VoIP service.
Comcast’s voice products are basically like Ooma or Vonage, with the exception that it runs on Comcast’s cable network, so they can run QoS and make sure the voice quality is better.
True landlane service also still exists, but is rapidly going away. Landline…

Let’s have mandatory labeling for organic food (as opposed to the current voluntary system), except the label will be “EW,” for “Environmentally Wasteful.” Organic proponents can complain that the label is unnecessary, but eh, tit for tat.

One quote I forgot to include of Ben’s: “It’s a deathtrap.”

He’s got a pretty good idea of what he’s getting himself into.

David, you forgot the HB Durango, an SUV styled after a sad-looking hippopotamus

CEO Jeff Bezos is personally worth $130 billion and makes $107 million a day.