I used to commute from Modesto to Pleasanton every week so I know what you’re saying. People are more environmentally conscious for sure. Plus you’ve got Teslaland right there in Fremont.

Last I checked I wasn’t using the auto cross track to get to work.

Ah I see what you did there. Well my E30 is pictured in my avatar.

This hits home and really infuriates me.

This right here. I think a lot of Tesla buyers want that cool look at me I’m different factor. Which makes me think they’re all douchebags for trying to impress me and everyone else which isn’t working. I’m sure there are a handful of buyers that do enjoy the tech and fuel savings.

4th Gear:

Oh. So you’ve been to Phoenix. 

I’ve noticed this too while watching football and it drives me insane. The big automakers are definitely pushing their larger vehicles. Any why wouldn’t they? The American public clearly has a love for them and the car makers love the big profit margins.

I’m sure it would be a high percentage. 

Couldn’t agree more. If I could take a light rail to my work I’d do it in a heartbeat.

Maybe we should all trade in our SUVs for Elephants.

I wonder if the Chrysler engineers are Lakers fans. Yellow and purple.

Now I agree with this statement. 

This what I’m struggling with right now as the lease on my 340i is up in December. Practical me says save up and buy a lightly used Elantra or Sonata.

You shut your mouth!

Just wait until Tesla rolls out Loot Boxes. 

Ah. Our car is here. 

How is this guy out of the grays and I’m not!?! 

And a couple of years later we had “Tomorrow Never Dies” sung by Sheryl Crow. Which I absolutely loved. First and only Bond movie soundtrack I ever bought. I gave it to my uncle a year later so...

Not the mention the fact that BMW loves to underrate their engines including the B58. There are a lot of stories on the interwebs that the engine is pushing 360hp vs. the advertised 320hp in the 340i.