In the broadest sense, the absence of a safety feature is not really an adequate defense, though. People win successful lawsuits to bring about change all the time.
In the broadest sense, the absence of a safety feature is not really an adequate defense, though. People win successful lawsuits to bring about change all the time.
I’m not sure how they would make the argument that this is any different than the driver hitting a concrete pillar of a parking structure.
Not crude at all! But I happen to find the car with Swarovski headlights and illuminated badges the more tacky of the two.
You’re describing the LC F.
Beautiful.
Having seen quite a few roaming around, I have to say that it doesn’t really have the look of a particularly expensive car. Some of the bumper plastics are moulded in a really chintzy way.
Yeah, it was a trial balloon for the “i” program. $850 / month for the privilege.
Okay, but it’s considerable shorter than a Honda Civic and about as wide.
Not for the horse!
Why are they screaming??? Is it to simulate the conditions of psychological stress experienced during a real emergency?·
Intelligent... variable... transmission... So it gets dumb sometimes or what?
No. But comparing the relative merit of the 1986 Pony and the relative merit of the 2019 GAC is. The Pony was bad even for its time; these seem just... fine.
Can’t be any worse than some of the turds that people already sell and buy here.
A clear answer. Thank you.
So there were aftermarket CarPlay head units that were available for purchase between 2010 and 2014? I am making my argument on the supposition that this is not true and no one has yet corrected me and yet are arguing as if the supposition were false.