Corinthian leather? No... velour.

This... x100. My 1992 MR2 is actually more technologically up to date than my 2011 Acura TSX because I can replace the headunit with one that supports Android Auto and Apple Carplay.

Problem is the auto manufacturers are pushing EVs harder than the government and private industry are building out charging infrastructure. If there’s a collapse in the EV market I think it will be a result of there just not being enough charging infrastructure to realistically make an EV your only car, without having…

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I rented an MG last time I went on vacation in Cancun. Anyone who still belly-laughs at Chinese cars based on memories of that Brilliance BS9 crash test video should be prepared to re-evaluate their opinion of Chinese cars. The MG I drove was a compact sedan that drove and felt every bit as good as any compact Ford,…

Exactly. I mean, electing a college football coach to the U.S. Senate is probably the most Alabama thing I can think of.

LOL, Maryland, actually. So yeah, I’m surprised that I’ve seen a couple in the wild, outside of my local Cars ‘n Coffee. Also a couple of Rivian owners, as well.

Shouldn’t you be able to finance though your own bank or credit union as well?

I would loooove to have just one more ride in my 1985 Mazda GLC.

just one more ride...

I would pay big money for a clean ‘83 Civic S, a first gen Integra, or a clean 5-speed ‘86 Maxima SE that I drove to my first real post college job.

Or a physical equalizer. It’s cool to see an older car where the stereo basically looks like a shrunken version of the Joel’s dad’s component stereo from Risky Business.

Honestly that’s probably the best way to do it. Calm and collected. Don’t freak out and get yourself twisted up in your harness, leg wedged between the steering wheel and the door, foot caught in the webbing, and stuck inside.

I’ve seen a suprising number of Lucids on the road where I live... and by that I mean “one or two every now and then.”

At $38,990, the base Model 3 sedan now costs $8,700 less than the average amount paid for a car or truck in the US.

I’m just happy the Giulia was never offered in the U.S. with a manual transmission, because then I’d have to buy one and my kids wouldn’t get to go to college.

The question should read: “What was the worst car you ever owned, and was it also the best car you every owned?”

And I’m over here trying to fathom how a business plan of “Build $120,000 car, sell for $80,000, ???, Profit” sees the light of day in the first place...

Cybertruck? Really? Someone didn’t read the assignment. I’ll eat my show if the Cybertruck actually ever enters genuine mass production (I’m not talking about some Elon-face-saving run of 100 vehicles).

I honestly thought the state was going to require minors to get a handgun before being allowed to drive a golf cart.

The infotainment systems on my wife’s Lexus RX350 and her HS250h locked you out of most functions as soon as the vehicle started moving. On the RX350, for instance, if I had an MP3 CD in with albums in folders I could not navigate between folders/albums while the car was in motion. Completely asinine. Meanwhile my…