Or the Dodge Demon

Yes, and go back 100 years when child labor was more common and for every one of you that successfully learned a work ethic, another dozen successfully learned to navigate the world with fewer appendages.

“Now hiring 18-year-olds with 13+ years of chimney sweeping experience!”

Only way you can have 10 years experienence by the end of College...

Late stage capitalism says what?

The only way to stop this is to have a cop infiltrate the takeover crews and learn where they plan to do their take overs so they can have cops ready to roll.

It reminds me of the cities that used to fight skateboarding tooth and nail (harassing, fining, etc). The issues “went away” after building them a place to skateboard and now skateparks are fairly common to see.

$4k is a cheap experiment. It’s tough to find something that would make driving only unpleasant for the drifters and not for everyone else, much less avoiding making driving through the intersection more dangerous for normal drivers.

The city needs to build a spectator drag oval with a skidpad where these people can go fuck around in their cars. You get competition, and you get a sideshow. Maybe even some gnarly crashes. Built it in the vicinity, so these people wont feel like it’s work to drive to the venue. Doesn’t even have to be that big…

I would beg to differ. The S550 with the IRS makes it a pretty great road course weapon. I’ve taken mine to several road courses and it performed excellent for my amateur skill level. I actually see quite a few S550's at the track.

Man, does everyone forget:

lol are you seriously comparing racism to people thinking Alfas are unreliable

Yeah it’s like Dodge was told: here’s a cool CUV design. We need you to make it look as close to a Dodge Journey as you can for brand continuity.

Turns out Americans would rather own something they can buy and get serviced at their local Dodge dealer as opposed to trying to find an Alfa dealer within driving radius that will still be open in 5 years. It doesn’t matter how nice this car is, if the only way you could get one in the US is by going to an Alfa…

All that other stuff aside, who in the actual fuck pre-orders a compact crossover? Are cars really THAT scarce?

The Ford Bronco Sport
A vehicle designed with the singular purpose of fleecing folks who think they’re buying a Bronco

Mazda MX-30, because who wouldn’t be excited to pay $38,000 for a slow crossover with no space, no AWD, and 70 miles of range?

GM pickups because they're hideous and you can hide a small house in the frontal blind spot from the top of the hood to the ground.

The new Hummer. It’s too big, it’s ugly, it mocks the whole idea of EVs and the jackass who passes me in one at 100 mph every morning thinks he’s immune to the laws of physics.