I don’t understand how they made an interior that looks this tacky and has such obvious poor usability. It’s unappealing and off-putting in so many ways that I wouldn’t expect.

It’s 2022, everyone else has figured out your climate controls need physical controls with tactile feedback. You can’t Tesla-fy your climate…

Counterpoint: The 9-7X isn’t the worst Saab, it’s the best Trailblazer.

GMT360 platform.

For me, this ALWAYS comes to mind when talking about badge engineering:

This is not the greatest badge engineering in the world, no

I mean, did it get worse than this?

I know it’s supposed to be opulent, but the new Mercedes interior is just ugly and busy.   Would not want to experience that expanse of illuminated screens at night.

I went to grad school close to here and have driven by this exact plot of land. While I don’t necessarily agree with his team thumbing their nose at the rules, the council is being a bit ridiculous. There is NOTHING out here, and while it is pretty, from what I can tell, this little cafe/restaurant isn’t detracting…

The V has north of 550 hp, a big difference from the V6

No, it says that the price *includes* the $70 delivery. Picking it up yourself for $399,950 is a steal!

Few companies balance comfort and sport as well as Porsche, and I really like the first-gen Cayman.

I absolutely love that, directly below the $400,000 price tag, there’s a disclaimer that it’ll cost you an extra $70 to have it delivered.

Except Kia/Hyundai is better

Exciting Audi fails to be exciting.

Once you agree to buy something, its future value is irrelevant.

“A car loan is also borrowing money to buy a depreciating asset” Don’t let a Dave Ramsey talking point become a rule or a law.

I am black and my cousin is a retired state trooper. He hates the cops. He has been harassed by police, and he told me that the tap dancing they do when they find out who he is Gregory Hines level. 

The difference between tigers and cops, is that tigers don’t cover for other tigers. Even the “good” cops hold that thin blue line and cover for the bad ones, which is why they are all bad ones.

Once they realized their mistake they arrested her and charged her with resisting arrest and obstruction of justice, searched her car, and looked into her past for any criminal history.

Since Virginia will put you in jail for speeding, I think that’s where this officer’s punishment should start.