Happens all the time.

Thank you, Mr. Obvious. Can’t let them indulge in some self-encouragement while the storm is still pounding their state.

I overheard an older rich guy call driving with all the driver assist and cruise control features on his Mercedes and then drinking “driving first class”

For fuck’s sake, that’s SCARY!!!

Fuck.

I guess we should stop being so hard on the BMW drivers who don’t opt for the optional turn signal package. They’re just trying to save the world by reducing their gas use. Good for them.

Fair point - it goes to the free market argument I guess. I suppose I look at it that the OEM is pricing the car to what they feel the car is worth vs what they can get away with pricing it at and leave it at that. But I also think trying to keep your sales arm from bilking their customers because they can for…

I’m afraid you’ve got your history backwards there, my friend.

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Those Honda nerds and their under powered lawnmower engines are something else. You will never understand them. One of them once claimed that his stock Mugen Si was faster than my 2004 Mustang GT and my friends Infinity G35. After I pulled bus lengths on his car, he never again open his mouth.

If being rich means no modified cars or liquor, I’ll happily stay poor.

The NSX feels like an Accord.

Your first paragraph had absolutely nothing to do with anything else you wrote. But yes, halo cars are meant to get people to the dealer in the hopes that they buy something else. In the case of the demon or hellcat that actually might work. Like the looks of the car? Here’s a car that looks more or less the same for…

Seems fine to me. In one article we all laugh and praise that you can buy an ELR for half off MSRP. Now we’re angry you have to pay well over sticker for something?

Humans are such fickle irrational creatures.

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They’re not trying to make money by having it on the sales floor, they’re hoping she’ll break so they can sell it to someone else for a huge markup. It’s got nothing to do with bringing people in.

I’m in the middle of the Corvette ownership arc. I had a minty mint ‘69 roadster 20 years ago, and count the days until I can buy another - probably a C6. The fact that thanks to the AARP contingent there is no shortage of low-mile Corvettes gives me hope that I won’t have much trouble finding a nice one when the time…

I didn’t know why i never liked the Z, until you put my subconscious thoughts on a platter and smashed my face in it. Now I know.

well there’s no need for it in rural areas. there’s no traffic!