I disagree with basically all of Trump’s policy decisions, but policy is worthy of debate. What I can’t wrap my head around is the poor execution of these decisions. The tariffs are just one example of deciding to do something with little to no foresight. Changing the way illegal border crossings are processed without…

Maybe, it was so long ago I can’t recall.  You definitely couldn’t just roll down the window into the panel between the bed and the passenger area.

My girlfriend’s parents at the time had the EXT, and for the life of me I could not figure out why Cadillac didn’t make the rear window and fold down seats power.  What a clunky maneuver to fold down the seats, take the window out, put it in the panel behind the seats, and then fold said panel down.  Fine for an…

Back when you could tell the models apart from one another.  

I think they meant that we would be paying the other governments for their retaliatory tariffs.

I didn’t see it specified in the article, but that would only be true if the customer was financing through the dealership.  If the customer got pre-approved through their own bank or credit union it shouldn’t matter at all to the dealer.

Give me a Contour SVT any day tho.

My college roommate’s mom had a 1998 Concorde, and while it was comfortable and drove well, when he inherited it the car started falling apart. I remember getting in a seeing the weather stripping around a rear door falling into the interior. I thought, “you poor baby, what has happened to you?!?”

Why would he keep buying all these crap cars he says he’s owned?

Plus that steering.

You seem to think that just because someone is in a union they can’t be fired. The reality is they can be fired so long as the employer follows the appropriate process they agreed to during contract negotiations.

That’s coming later.

M850i xDrive Coupe M Performance? Really? Also, can someone explain to me why the M-Sport package would come with smaller air intakes?

Who said anything about barfing? I just take the opportunity to ride in back when it arises. I have an LS430 and I’m always surprised how much more comfortable it is back there.

Whenever I go out drinking on the weekends.

That’s correct. I guess the price depends on who does the work, but yeah, the bushings wear out over time. They are still the best used car value around. The ultimate luxury package included air suspension which is more expensive to fix, even more so than an S-Class due to the lower volume leading to higher prices for…

It takes a lot of effort to make a motor smooth enough to stack champagne glasses on the hood.

That’s actually a lot less than I expected.

At 340,000 they just let the car go and got something different.

But if you are looking for all the extra bells and whistles especially in the back seat you’re going to have a very hard time finding them on the 460 (or even the 460L). A 460 at $20k would be overpriced, but this is where the prices are for the 600h.