“He doubled toll rates for trucks and has nearly quadrupled rates for cars while ignoring basic maintenance, much to the annoyance of the Canadians.” ?

“The useful part is remember - bring a friend, make sure communication devices are charged and just be as reasonable safe as can be when going into bodies of water.”

Yet you fail to cite or back up any of your claims. SMH

“but with a resurgence of the virus spreading in the U.S. and the rest of North America”

I’d be interested to know what happens if one or more of them has a falling out and wants to move/sell. Plan for the worst, hope for the best.

Agreed. When we think of Japanese products, reliability comes to mind. Unfortunately, for Chinese auto manufacturers, Chinese goods are largely known for their affordability (read: cheap), and their short longevity (read: unreliable / throw away). Who would want to sell foreign made autos in a saturated market, with…

in 2019 50% of VW sales were SUVs. America doesn’t deserve the Arteon wagon because Americans don’t buy them.

A world of information is at America’s finger tips, or voice commands, and people are so mind-numbingly lazy that they cannot be bothered to look up the most basic facts. Instead they believe some Q/deep-state garbage posted on someone’s shitty vlog because.

IMO, don’t listen to news sources, go to the federal CDC site. 2nd, a LOT is still unknown or being confirmed about the virus (e.g. Kawasaki). Again, follow the CDC’s recommendations because politicians are just playing a re-election game when it comes to re-opening the economy; lives are not the priority, the econom…

I meant they typically deliver on bigger corporate goals and might enjoy doing it, but they’re ultimately toxic to those that have to work closely with them.

Hell no, it’s a 1990's GM product.

Fedida sounds like prime hiring material for FOX.

“... i ain’t spend the money we are to participate in any political BS!! So everything is for SALE!!”

Yet more public evidence that political conservatives are as cognitively challenged as fecal matter.

*yawn*

“Lost the sidewalks” LOL! 

Godammit, people are stupid.

FCA: “The test doesn’t reflect reality... but we’ll fix, I mean address the problem, I mean feature.”

You need more assumptions:

It might be cheaper for the mall owner to get gramp’s/gran’s insurance to pay for repairs rather than shell out the capital for steel bollards. If so, you’d wonder how their property ins. premiums are changing with all the accidents... at-fault in FLA?