Yeah, pretty much everything he does post 2018 or so are things society needs to be warned about.

I was watching a video yesterday where the owner of a CT used the windshield washer and all the fluid dripped down into the interior of the frunk behind the plastic panel and into the guts of the truck. It was absolutely ridiculous. Perhaps some methods of traditional auto engineering and design could use rethinking,…

Hyundai? Kia? I’d take an EV6 or Ioniq 5/6 over a 3 or Y any day.

They don't. I was watching a video on YT yesterday from a CT fan who picked up his CT and not only was it dirty, but they had to wait for the staff to charge it from 60% to 70% so they could get back home without having to stop like this guy did. Insanity for a $100k+ vehicle.

This is not the first story I’ve read about CT’s being delivered dirty. You’d think for $100k+ and a blood pledge to support the company for better or worse that Tesla could do a little better.

My 80yo dad keeps "wondering what new car I should get?" He keeps asking me what I think of Lexus. He just gave his 2011 Saab 9-5 to my son for his first car, and he now drives my late mom's Buick Verano. I think he should get another Buick as he mostly likes it.

Thank you. I don't know what others in these comments were watching. This whole season was a hot mess. I hate sticking with a show hoping it gets better, only to watch it totally crash and burn in the spectacular fashion I suspected it might.

Agree about Abby.

I don't think this will be the issue people claim it is. There's money to be made, so the grid will get updated gradually, then quickly, where needed, when needed. There will be growing pains, but the grid isn't suddenly going to fail or be unusable.

I'd argue EA has done more to SLOW EV adoption in America than anything else in the sector. It's the unreliability of non-Supercharger chargers that has led people to say "no thanks, not yet." The damage has been done since the media has run with this narrative. It's going to be a long time, even after any…

I noticed something was different - I actually liked the Big Mac as much as a recent Shake Shack burger, and I was pretty shocked. Went to look it up and saw they changed the formula. I’d call it a success. It was delicious.

Agree. That long shot with the track hit it perfectly for me.

I think she herself was worried about that too for a moment, given the look on her face. I'm sure guys like Roy have perfected making their victims question their own realities. It's just another form of abuse.

After watching Station Eleven, I subscribed for a full year of HBO Max, because I supported all the great programming HBO was creating.

I have owned Jeeps for almost 40 years. I learned to drive on my dad’s 1976 CJ-5. My current DD is a 2012 2-door 6-speed JK (owned). I have leased several Grand Cherokee Limiteds as the family wagon. When it came time to turn in our most recent GC, I came to the hard realization that Jeep no longer wanted folks like…

That was my thought too - $12-13k maybe a discussion could be had. Otherwise, this is looking for a specific buyer who I do not believe exists.

I have a 2011 9-5. I am one minor collision or failed electronic part away from it being a giant doorstop.

100%. This smells. I adore Saabs, having owned six of them, from 900's to 9-5's, but this is ND at this price. Half due to shrinking parts availability, half due to uncertainty around the mods. At $12-13K, it would be more of a discussion.

Same. Low six household, only debt is our mortgage. I can't afford a new car. It would just feel irresponsible to spend more than high $30k or so for transportation

Yup. And I think once the initial real purchases are made, whatever that number ends up being, that's pretty much the end of the run. This is a niche product, not a mass market one. I don't know anyone who isn't a fanboi that's gonna want one of these hideous things, especially once the early reviews are out. People…