I’m sure Jezebel feels the same about Piss Christ.

Well this year (besides the typical home improvement stuff like mulch, trees, and lumber) I’ve bought a sectional couch, an ATV out of state, a project truck out of state, and a 4 post lift out of state. You could say its atypical to buy all those things out of state, but that’s the point. I couldn’t have bargain…

This is partially why, and the overall cost delta is not far off, so if you have tio have one swiss army knife type car, a truck with 4 doors and fuel economy with in 2-4 mpg.

Question is do you like Pickup trucks, not the people that are driving them.

America loves pickups. Do you get their appeal?

That’s the type of level headed, thoughtful reply I expect from someone who can’t handle facts they don’t like.

The driver is black. Maybe there are actual black white supremacists (Clayton Biggsby doesn't count) out there but if this is truly the case and he is one of them you might want to cite your source as I'd imagine they are pretty rare. 

I’ve never been to Germany, but if their hygiene habits are on par with those of France & Italy, the average citizen is already well on their way.

I was in the market in June and dealers were definitely not looking to move inventory. They seemed to be maximizing profit where they could. I had one dealer confirm the best he could do on a loaner S60 was 4% OVER sticker.

Fantastic build.

It’s also not all on the dealers. The automakers themselves, actually mostly the luxury ones, have been offering less and less value to the customer. It becomes harder every year to justify 70k for an Audi when the mode “pedestrian” brands keep stepping up. Yeah, you still don’t quite get the sparkle and you certainly…

The dealer mindset is that sales aren’t totally lost, but rather, just deferred. Which is somewhat accurate to a point. People who lease their cars will need to replace their vehicles at the end of their leases. But those who own their cars and aren’t driving them as much, and don’t plan to be driving them as much in…

Agreed. I tried to work out a lease on a BMW 330i demo and the dealer wanted $600/month(yeah right) for it. You would figure with “BMW is down 39.3 percent” they would be willing to move some metal but i guess not.

The BMW Subscription Service is approved. The system goes on-line August 4th, 2021. Human decisions are removed from strategic defense. BMW Subscription Service begins to learn at a geometric rate. It becomes self-aware at 2:14 a.m. Eastern time, August 29th. In a panic, they try to pull the plug. The BMW…

This is a shining-bright example of how the fucking scum of the Internet hides behind their keyboards spamming “KYS BITCH, NOBODY LOVES YOU, YOU’RE FUCKING WORTHLESS!!” until they actually do it.

WORDS. MATTER.

What a coincidence. My husband and I are sharing my M340i right now.

I was coming to post the same thing. Very very few enticing deals out there on new cars. Shockingly few given their sales numbers.

I’m a straight cis guy so I’m choosing my words carefully knowing that my perspective might be shouted down here.

Same boat here. Both our leases expire in Oct and Nov. We’re considering buying something cheap because it will probably sit in the garage and never be driven until things normalize again. No sense buying a >70k car to leave it parked gathering dust.

I dig on Maserati a lot, maybe too much, but an8000rpm 90 deg V6 sounds awesome.