I see the Nissan hating crowd has arrived to shit on anything made by Nissan without even understanding what vehicle they’re talking about.

More than just a “Right to repair”, we need to go back to design for repair. Manufacturer s won’t do it because they have learned we are willing to scrap items and buy something else new. My dad has the first electric drill he ever purchased and it still works. It’s 45+ years old.  No drill you purchase today is…

Speak for yourself bud. As soon as the lease is up, I am getting a new toaster. The old one is 3 years old. While it has Wifi and Bluetooth, it does not have Android Toaster or Apple Toast Play. What am I, a caveman!!

I’ve got my *grandmother’s* first electric toaster — maybe from the early 1950s(?). It’s needed the fabric cord replaced, but it makes damn good toast. It’s built like a tank.

Porsches score really well on the reliability surveys. They certainly are the most reliable sports cars.

Every manufacturer of durable goods should endeavor to work themselves out of a job. No, I’m not being facetious.

Less things in our life should be considered disposable, our cars least of all. I have a 30 year old toaster works perfectly. Shouldn't our cars last at least that long. If not for us at least for the environment. 

Fine, then let me amend my previous post.

Where do these cars go when they’re 4 months old?

They will probably crush them, burn the tires and dump the batteries in a lake. On the other hand they might sell them but who’s to say.

Where do these cars go when they’re 4 months old?

Volvo has you covered. 

Is that before or after the Founders realized that a weak central government didn’t work and kicked out the Articles of Confederation for the Constitution? 

Not to diminish your point, but this opens the door for...

“Where do these cars go when they’re 4 months old?”

Everything right about a car. Everything wrong about a car company.

I’ve yet to talk to anyone who’s driven both that thinks the Tesla system works better. But I only know a handful of people who’ve driven a Cadillac with super cruise.

Late to the party, since I’ve taken the local custom of going to bed early. Some things of relevance:

Oh this is easy. The top panel holds a crystal carafe and tumbler set. And the bottom panel reveals a mirror and storage tray for cocaine paraphernalia.

Queue my favorite Swiss pulling story. In college (and to this day, actually) one my best friends is a Hungarian basketball player, recruited to play ball for our U. Maine campus on a full ride scholarship. But also, he played on the Hungarian Jr. Olympics team. And while at the Jr. Olympics, he met a Swiss Volleyball…