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This is exactly why I take out long loans. If the interest rate is right, I pay a big chunk (50%+) and chip away at the remainder. I also typically drive vehicles with high resale values and keep them forever so being upside down has never been an issue. I like the opportunity cost advantage of the long loans versus

Hell yeah. I’d love another early 80's Rabbit. Especially a 2door..

Not pictured: electronic stability control.

Re: Neutral — Sketchy car loans are just one play in the House of Cards I’m afraid is about to fall. And it’s not even a face card.

I believe VW was the biggest automaker in the world last year, so you’re correct.

If you own a Volvo, you’ll be doing a lot of walking anyway.

One potential benefit of electric planes is that there is no weight penalty to flying with more fuel than necessary.

Includes ground-breaking inflight recharging technology.

Good luck with that.

Hmm. If it takes a Tesla 8 hours to fully recharge, how long would it take an airliner? This is the part where you remind me that this is all contingent upon a revolution in battery technology.

Also, this ^.

Fake news! I’ve been getting speeding tickets in manual-transmission cars for years now. YEARS.

I’m not crying shut the fuck up you’re the one who’s crying.

2nd: Wasn’t that the point of the Buick Envision?

I am shocked, shocked I tell you!

Consumer Reports bought one. Their Giulia has already spent a number of days at the dealer. They aren’t impressed with the reliability.

Guess you never have and never will purchase any sort of luxury item or brand.

This just in: companies that remain in business make money.

I’m not misinformed: I agree full stop that oil companies should not receive a penny in subsidies.

Instead of funding electric cars, which seem to be growing in popularity and market %. We should establish a manual, hatchback and/or wagon fund.