How does that make you the luckiest guy in the world?

I’m something of an afficionado of Polestars. I saw a Polestar 1 at the dealer today while I was dropping off my 2 for some minor service. It’s apparently for sale, and not a customer car, but they keep it parked in the service lane, I guess so it’s not just sitting outside on the lot. I asked the lady setting up my…

Not every car is seeing inflated prices. I traded in my Model 3 for a brand new Camaro in January, and then traded the Camaro in for a brand new Polestar 2 at the end of November. Polestar doesn’t haggle, like Tesla, but they offered me over brand new sticker for the Camaro.

Quade brought up something that made me think...

And... what is the end goal of this ‘war on mobility?’

The problem in that case isn’t that it’s a union, but that the people in charge of it are corrupt assholes. The union members need to use the processes that are presumably built into the organization to remove the offenders and elect better ones.

At the same time, those same union members have the union to thank for…

Because there are pictures of it, and it looks almost exactly like a current gen civic, and those don’t feel like an Integra. I see no reason why this new car would.

Huh. I had no idea that existed, or at least, I can’t remember ever seeing one.

None of that matters. If you’re making a car that is clearly meant to sell based in some part on nostalgia, you have to make sure that it resonates with the people who are supposed to feel nostalgic about it.

I can’t speak for anyone else, but to me, an Integra is a 3 door.

When was there ever a 5 door Integra? In the states, we only ever got them as sedans (which were fairly rare) and two door hatchbacks, which were quite common.

I’m just one data point, but I traded a Tesla in for Camaro SS back in January, for the reason that the car delivered on the promises it made (mostly), but being a customer of Elon Musk is just so goddamn infuriating.

So, if you don’t recruit Garrus, do you just not even do the Archangel mission in ME2?

Also sports cars. Camaros and Mustangs are available in fun bright colors like “Grabber” blue, “Shock” yellow, “Crush” orange and so forth.

So, what would a better engineered road look like in this situation?

I live in Texas, and I suspect this was probably a pretty well maintained two lane (one each way) road, with a 60 mph speed limit and a shoulder about six inches wide on the outside of the solid white.

Just making it a standard to always include a…

And the Hill Country. There’s a giant hole between Austin like Junction or Fredericksburg where there’s literally nothing* besides begging some grouchy rancher (who won’t be happy to see one of them damn libtardmobiles) to let you use a 110 outlet for seven or eight days.

*Unless you’re staying overnight at a winery.

So is it like an analog joystick, where it goes faster depending on how far you push the switch, or is the motor just really slow, so you can adjust it precisely?

I think the trouble may be that at least Farah, Seinfeld and Feresten all actually like having breakfast at Malibu Kitchen (one of the restaurants in that shopping center) as part of the process.

Also, parking in Malibu is almost New York City levels of nightmarish.  It’s been a while since I’ve been there, but as I…

Perhaps more likely is that they did at least attempt to flush the coolant, but did it improperly, hence the air bubble in the system.

It actually doesn’t really matter, assuming you do the valve adjustment once you have the engine back together. You’d likely be swapping a few of them around to get the clearances just right, anyway.