EH. it hasn’t failed in 160k miles. if it was going to fail, it would have failed way back. I think most IMS failures are from cars with low miles.
Also, not a huge issue since you’d likely want to replace the clutch. Most people do the clutch and the IMS at the same time.

The mileage is a bit too high for me, but it’s…

^This. It wasn’t so long ago when stock buybacks were illegal  - it was considered stock price manipulation. Then good old Ronny boy came along and unleashed neocon capitalism. Boost stock price at all costs. Privatize earnings. Socialize the losses. 

Millions of people lost their jobs but the stock market is going up. If this doesn’t unveil the myth that the stock market is a reflection of the economy, than I don’t know what would. The stock market is a reflection of the stock market propped up by 10 trillion dollars of Federal Reserve helicopter money

Not uniquely a FCA problem either. Honda has been downsizing contract positions since last fall. Covid19 is an excuse. The car industry has been slowing down for a while, and there was no Covid19 last fall

“You should be ashamed of yourself for making a joke at the expense of people with disabilities. In what world is that OK?”

Worse. It'd be like saving only 4% of the money left over after paying for.your mortgage, insurance, car, gas, grocery, etc. Except somehow even worse because they took out giant loans to buy airplanes on cheap interest rates and never paid it down. If I go out a Porsche and went bankrupt tomorrow no one would feel an…

No you fucking idiot. Reinvesting means spending on r&d capital investments (new planes) training etc. Stock buyback is the opposite of reinvesting

The “problem” most people are talking about is the economic impact, not the public health implication. The corporate tax cuts enabled companies to engage in record setting stock buybacks when they really should have been saving cash for the eventual economic slowdown. Hell we’ve been talking about that slow down for…

It was pretty cheap in fall of 2015 too. sub $2 usd back then in parts of the country.

Brexit was premised on “economic sovereignty for the UK” which runs counter to “complying with EU economic zone rules”.

That’s why the UK crashed out of EU with no deal after three years.

If you have half a million dollar sitting around for car, this could be a cheap donor shell for a singer?

Did they stick doors from the mustang?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA . Unless you mean that you don’t use any banks or mobile payment apps.

If you use Venmo: what do you think Venmo does with your money while it’s sitting there? (hint: there’s a reason why they charge for “instant transfer”. They’re rolling the money to make themselves more money.

WAKE THE FUCK UP

Neutral:

Honda vetoing Alonso is super petty. Own up to the fact that the engines sucked, Honda.

That’s pretty much Tesla’s playbook. 

pretty standard for a production car. You need the development mules, and a smaller trial runs at the factory that usually arent sold to the customers. they all add up

I still remember 2 for 1 Kia deals from that era. Also, a local dealer ran their own “$3k guaranteed for your clunker” well into the 20-teens after the government cash for clunker expired

Torch’s BMW kinda looks like a dodge challenger (which isnt bad looking per se)

go clutch your pearls elsewhere