As a human who has traveled with United a handful of times, this actually seems much more humane than, say, forcing the dog to speak with a desk agent.

Thank you for the perspective. I think part of the frustration is that because gas is less expensive we don't take it into account, and this wasn't a chance to buy these ludicrous machines.

And it starts at JUST $150,000 here in France! Youhou! Bargain!

Hate to rub it in, but 93 octane (98 RON for you guys) is running under 2/gallon now in most of the US.

I've been a drooler of the RS6 avant for a long time as well, but looking at this "I can't afford it" discussion, I was thinking even if I have the money to afford this car, why would I buy it? For many who love cars of this format (crazy fast wagon), the answer is its practicability. However who are we really…

I'm in Europe (and still in bed, because Christmas holidays), and I can't buy it, because it would cost me many years salary. As would be the case for 99% of Europeans. So don't be so jealous.

Really?

I'd argue that the train doesn't need to be moving to fire the nuke......

You know what? This will decimate all, after, you put about fifteen grand in it or more. If we have to, overnight parts from Japan.

Then you'd probably fancy the following model even more: the Renault 5 Alpine Turbo

At first you were like: "How about just shut the fuck up and don't comment on his purchase?"

Then you were like: "If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all"

So how do you like your Lexus?

If the written account is accurate then the very first line of the conversation went thusly:

This is a project car. For $35K it needs to be finished. CP

Jalop as it gets, and to hell with anyone who disagrees.

I'm sure he's real sorry his choice in car isn't good enough for you.

Because it was the car I've wanted and sought after, seems Jalop to me. Merry Christmas

THESE ARE BLUE CARS THAT ARE NOT RED BUT YOUR POINT IS VALID

FERRARIS ARE NOT BEST IN RED