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William Rice
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I like the debadged look no matter the relative spec of the vehicle.

That’s next. They’re old and flaky, so they’re kind of being a pain in the ass right now. I tried to chip them off and one of them cut underneath my thumb nail, so I got pissed and quit temporarily. 

2013? Bruh, debadging is old-school hot rodding. Back when lead-sleds where the rage, shaving all the chrome including the door handles for the sleekest, uninterrupted acres of smooth lacquered steel was the thing.
Now, you can yank the badges and buy pre-painted tupperware for just about anything, but don’t think the

My new Audi with the badges removed is a shitbox? Was my previous car, a then-new 5-series, also a shitbox? I leave whatever is centered (rings, roundel, Porsche crest/Carrera badge) but anything offset goes just for the cleaner look.

im with you man. get your advertising off my car.

The problem is that she always wants to negotiate down to last $50 which is very tedious. It really sucks to be last people leaving dealership in the evening.

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I wish they went with Mahk from the fake GM commercials. But this is a good take.

For those who can casually drop $120k on Christmas presents.

“Fiat And PSA’s Merger Will Go Ahead”

Definitely give the code to your beaches so they can get into the car.

Have it. Love it.

Are you more likely to lock the door and your keys inside the car or are you more likely to lock your phone and your keys inside the car?

The rise of the smartphone makes this a relic of a solution.

There’s still the occasional reason to not bring a phone/keys places (the beach, hiking, any rec league sport or group fitness thing)

An estimated 33,000 Japanese Americans served in the U.S. military during World War II, of which 20,000 joined the Army. The 100th/442nd Infantry Regiment became the most decorated unit in U.S. military history.

To be fair, compared to a creaky old LLV a Metris might as well be an S-Classe. They have *air conditioning*!!

“We’ll figure out how to get the money later” is how every single private business expects their employees to save for retirement.

And to be honest is how many private businesses seem to be run.

But hey, keep trying to kill public institutions! Screw everyone, including yourself, in the process!

Roll back safety standards????

How’s the “inward” visibility?