It’s still about helping the environment, but also about saving taxpayer money. Why waste rebate money on people who are going to buy it anyway?

So in your mind, if you are an illegal immigrant, you are exempt from all driver licensing requirements? Please prove this.

Is it also discrimination to prevent people making over $250k from collecting welfare? It’s just an incentive for people making under a certain amount. If they had that stipulation from the start, I doubt people would have been complaining...

I doubt the people who are about to drop $100k in a Tesla are doing it for a small tax incentive...

The worst one I’ve every seen was an S555 AMG. Yes, you read that right. He not only added an AMG badge to an S550, but also invented his own (incorrect) version of the car.

Well...thanks I guess. I just think we get too bitchy on this site sometimes about people who don’t care about cars. Tons of people dump money into stuff they don’t understand, so I just hate that we all take it so personally when an everyday person picks a car they shouldn’t.

Dude, I understand the joke. It’s a famous joke. It’s just not relevant.

a) Hey, notice how you didn’t answer my question?

So, because these non-car people, who are unfamiliar with how a good sports or race car should feel, are impressed by this car...that somehow makes them too dumb to get out of their house?

Do they still do this? Even A/C delete is free on the Cayman GT4

So...a Porsche?

Looking back on this, I think $37k might be a bit high for the starting price. However, I bet most will be optioned up a bit.

If Nissan makes a Juke R CrossCabriolet, however, it would be spectacular.

For my silent protest, I got fired, because this kind lady complained to the manager.

You’re right. The wing isn’t towering over the top of the car.

That gif makes me uncomfortable.....

Everyone whose reviewed it says it’s pretty great.

Eh, the M3 has been a bit heavier lately, and the M5 is enormous. I’d argue that this is a return to roots for their sports cars.

I can see this more in cities. In Chicago, I constantly see a car try to make turn during the precious second where there are no pedestrians, only for a bunch of people to step out when they don’t have the the WALK sign. Seriously, both groups need to start paying attention more.

I’d be interested to see which of these roads actually actually see these speed limits enforced. I know that Chicago has an awful 55mph speed limit on roads like I-294, but everyone goes so much faster without a problem.