Too much, apparently.

They were there around 2004 and races were not more exciting.

yes you are correct, thanks for clarifying

I believe Renault has them

So, Bernie's 3 "new" teams are all officially dead, and so is the then mandatory Cosworth engine.

I don't know, here in Canada you get the credit whether you lease our buy. Not sure if the Tesla are available to lease here.

Sure, I think you are onto something. What about removing the reply function to make sure things like this never happen again ? We should also replace the star function by an approval button that would automatically reply "Thank you for this, very true, I totally agree".

BMW are not all made in some shops in Bavaria like its name suggest. Better kill them now.

That's correct, from what I recall the car won't move unless you press the gas power pedal

Why would it be ?

In my part of Canada, it's not pretty common, so not really "winning" at anything, just a choice we made. Laws over here are made that if you live at the same address for over two years, you are fiscally and legally considered the same a married couple.

There's plenty of 90's Civic as well.

Then end result is similar but it's much smoother and linear

Yes (sorry for the thread highjacking)

Mini came back as BMW's premium compact car branch. I know you want it to be otherwise, but that's the reality.

Start with just the 85kWh battery-equipped model and you're at $69,900. Add in the suspension ($2,250), the wheels and sticky rubber ($4,500), new seats ($3,500), the Tech Package with (non-functioning, yet) Autopilot ($4,250), and a $1,000 carbon fiber rear spoiler and you're already knocking on $100k. Then you add…

Using you logic, Ford went from this :

And all other trucks became cars as well, so it's still a game changer.

sure, but the later models were much better.

Look at this brand new ground breaking hybrid SUV, a decade after most other manufacturers.