Since it’s built in Europe and they sell that model over there, I wonder if this might apply and alleviate things because it means spares would be stocked: “The often called “right to repair” regulation makes it mandatory for manufacturers to have spare parts available for at least 7-10 years after the last unit of a…

Yeah but at least with the Astra, you could still get parts from Opel. 

Buahahaha, the hate flows strong with this one. You’re not wrong though!

Hahaha

Depends on the trip. If I’m going overseas, I check in luggage. I’m not the psychopath that monopolizes storage because they’re too cheap to check their luggage. Or just admit you don’t want to pay the luggage fees. :-p

I’m sure a non-compete agreement would say otherwise (unfortunately).

I used to think Scotty Kilmer was interesting until I realized all the titles for his videos were clickbait. My god, he grates on my nerves.

I’d have to say I disagree. It seems like the strategy Ford is using that if you’re not an extremely early adopter, you’re getting screwed because prices will go up. The F-150 and Mach-E have gone down but that’s more because people are shying away from them and the stealership markups tainted that. With the Maverick,…

It also doesn’t help the pricing shifting higher than what initially was offered to potential customers. Ford priced themselves out. Look at what they pulled with the Maverick, the hybrid option was standard, and now it’s optional so they can charge extra for it all while increasing the base price of the vehicle. It’s…

“What’s the work atmosphere at Tesla like after you put a dog in charge?”
Ruff!

You’re not the only one. They offer a lot of bang for the buck and with the way car prices are going, I’ve seriously considered one if I needed a new vehicle.

It’s definitely not a 300 nor a Jeep in the picture.

I had to do some soul searching in the deepest depths of my soul for a response.

Maybe Tesla will do better the day that Elon steps down.

So uh, is that image a placeholder? Because I’m pretty sure that’s a lambo.

Oof, these jokes sank any faith I had in humanity.

I also think the temperature affects our desire to sleep as well. I prefer to keep my temp cooler and I just immediately get sleepy as soon as I start driving. Luckily, I don’t drive long distances anymore, so I’m good. :)

I’m totally okay with that! :)

So is Buick becoming the American version of Skoda aka “the thinking mans luxury brand”? You’re getting good tech, affordable pricing, and a modestly good looking vehicle. 

Hah, that’s an accurate description for Florida as well.