Quality. Reliability. Looks.  Driving feel. Comfort. MPG. 

THIS. All of this. 

To be fair, Tom’s experience in selling people cars came into use here.  Took the essence of what the person actually needs and found a solution.

Yeah but the new V60CC is a looker. Personally I’d go for the standard V60 to get rid of the cladding.

I find the Volvo XC70's more attractive. Great cargo space, the 3.2 is a great engine, and likely cheaper to maintain than the Audi. Oh and a used one is also cheaper.

Yeah Tom’s is the only one that isn’t a head-scratcher.

The federal government settled with FCA. It’s in the article up there...

Eh, after speaking with a lot of people with no more than a HS degree, Trump being a successful businessman was more than enough. He was more relatable than the people who had a lot of degrees because he got to where he was with grit and savvy.

I wonder what all the anti-dairy people think happens to these cows once they’re not being used on the farm anymore? What, they just go become pets all of a sudden? 

I now understand the reference... it’s been quite a few years since English Lit...

Did you miss the last 27 years of EU growth? There’s bureaucracy in every govt. Seems hypocritical to say the EU was pushing too many restrictions when Boris Johnson then goes and says no ICE cars in London in 2035. The UK already has a lot of bureaucratic b.s. and to say the EU was the source of the issues is a load…

The problem is that the ‘once its sorted part’ will likely mean the UK is in shambles because it is no longer economically viable to have as much business there.

I have to admit I was playing a boardgame with a friend while our two wives watched this episode.

1. What the heck is the connection with the F/A-18? Seems odd for a british car...

A $200k car.

You live in a place where the cost of housing is insane.

To be fair, cladding on all cars looks bad unless it’s on some lifted truck designed for offroad use.

But not even a mention about it?!

Oh cool.  An edgy comment.

“The smaller crossover reportedly will be called the C40, which is in line with the rest of Volvo’s naming scheme”