And before any of you twats chime in with “why do you live there then” sit the fuck down and shut up because this is why:

We are just in desperate need for affordable housing.

So you’ve chosen to pay stupid rents for a view. Oddly, I don’t feel sorry for you.

Does this mean we’re getting Days of Thunder 2?

Like a track...you tow it out to a sideroad 30 miles away and say "That deer came out of nowhere!"

I took my ZF 4HP24 Automatic trans apart this far to replace Seals and O-Rings

While it’s a little bit more modest, they still offer two tone paint and I love it.

OMG, yes. I’d never rent a car I cared for out on Turo. I was making a point as to why would a car be of more value because it can make you money. I could also buy a tow truck so my vehicle could make me money, but I have better things to do.

I hate to tell Ford, but most folks who buy an Outback would be as likely to switch to Ford as your average MacBook buyer would be willing to consider a Chromebook. Never gonna happen.

E-TEC?

So a Nissan leaf that is vehicle to grid capable? It might be charger dependent.

I would buy this before the caddy xt-6 or whatever the hell its called. This and its sister Telluride look great.

Pretty nice interior indeed. I would buy it simply for this:

Got a new car, I want one, I just can’t decide on which one.  Drives me nuts.

I think it would be more effective if they require every passenger carry a small tree or shrub with them when they travel.

Money grab - seconded. 

The tax isn’t going to change anything, it’s clearly an easy money grab from the government. Nobody is going to change behavior because of it:
The majority of intra-EU flights are either business travels(so the flyers themselves don’t pay) or holiday travels from Germany/UK to Spain&Italy, and half a beer isn’t going…

*David Attenborough voice* “Distraught and powerless to help, the elder Caravan watches in agony as its young is sucked into the deep abyss of the pit.”

I would totally pick that over a Lincoln Navigator.

So here’s my Perot story: