Volvo's don't sell because they are premium vehicles and people who want them (me) can't afford them.

It is also worth noting that all Volvo's will run on regular fuel - 87 octane - without negative effects on the engine. So...the premium gas, while recommended, is not required.

I hate to break it to you bud, but outside of hybrids or purely electric vehicles, you'll be hard pressed to find ANY vehicles that provide a combined MPG of greater than 36. Link: http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/best-worst…

You sound like you drive like an asshat on public roads. Bravo. /s

And they did clearly see him leaving the building. It's not like he just disappeared and they were like "WHAT THE? WHERED HE GO! WHERES OUR CHANGE!?" If they were expecting change, they would've stopped him while he was leaving and said "hey can we get some 1s back for that 5 please?"

But then I would have to drive a Chrysler 200.

Aw, man. I love heated seats.

A half decade's advertising budget couldn't buy the Volvo love this one image has.

America: where even our monuments to the dead are environmental nightmares.

Wow. Just wow... You wrote this article, warning people of scam artists, based on a Youtube video of some guy clearly stating that he's doing that to his own tires and he doesn't sell or does that for anyone else? I know, Google Translate is hard.

Go to a nascar race. You are free to bring food and alcohol to every track. No "smuggling" required.

notice the absence of earplugs from this year's list.

It's a flip-up directional arrow sign.

I'm going to buy it, put a Tribeca engine in it, leave the exterior 100% the rusty, faded way it is and then to this on the inside.

Launched when everyone had lost faith in GM, the Volt defied expectations and was a great, forward thinking car.

I get that Audi wants to show off their efficiency, but I'm pretty sure running a diesel fuel pump dry is not very good. What happens to the cars after?

Have some culture Jason. Be multilingual.

anything TDI

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