I don't think you read the last paragraph nor the corresponding links.

Please tell me it costs more than $30,000

What kind of bike do you ride?

Zero.

You don’t ride bikes?

No, of course I ride bikes. 

People are looking for an easy way out of a bad situation, the dealer is offering them that. Often these folks lack the thinking skills to question the details.

The WSJ article does name specific stores, but my goal has always been to inform buyers of shady practices not name dealers. Because some stores that aren't on "the list" may try this move, so it's more important for me to arm the consumer with knowledge no matter where they shop.

I would like to know how President Trump and the Republican Party are going to somehow make this a bad car.

Neutral:

You’re missing the bigger picture here. Forget the ability to remake movies....

If they can make a Dakota that is 3/4 the size of a Ram 1500...

Then it’s safe to say that we shouldn’t expect the next-gen 86/BRZ to see a significant HP bump?

Well in that case....

OK. Fair enough; we’re playing with percentages here.

While I know this is clickbait — you’re welcome for my falling into this — if you’re looking for the logical fallacy here all you have to do is walk in front of a mirror.

safer than SOME humans at the VERY least

Machines don’t get drunk.

I don’t know. Even as someone who’s regularly been saying we need to dial it the fuck back with this level 2/3 stuff going into cars now, I think it’s been pretty objectively established that when you give a stable, developed system control it makes far less mistakes than a person does with the same inputs.

A student that doesn’t do much?

That makes sense, but again it comes back to the conventional seating position, which developed because of the way we wrap ourselves around the motor and gas tank of other motorcycles. Is this the most efficient seating position? Or the best for controlling a bike? If we completely threw out the idea of the motor and…

I don’t get it. I mean, I like the look, I just don’t get the backstory. This has all the conventional lines of a modern bike, and doesn’t do anything radical other than give it a retro-future vibe...and of course leave a very noticeable (and nonfunctional) hole where the gas tank used to be. But in a future where…

All we are is rust in the wind.