Each one comes with in-floor genital electrocution

The target market (and the lion’s share of the buyers) were older, retired people with money to burn. There is demographic data for the buyers available online. It’s an interesting case, not viewed as a total failure internally within Nissan. 

I’m not using either of those. You are projecting. The US is polarized. That’s all I’m saying.

I’ll ask the same question I asked of the guy above you: what specifically are you trying to say?

What specifically are you trying to say?

This reads like an NFL fan’s comment. Surrre...

I know! This loser was four and a half seconds behind the leader on an F1 course?

He’s not saying this is the way we WANT to be. He’s saying this is how we ARE.

“Sounds like you’re really ignorant.”

Mixing them doesn’t work, because the combo of vinegar and baking soda isn’t designed to do half the shit that the Internet says it does.

This is a HUGE fail for Lifehacker. They’re not even trying to employ people with basic science skills.

“HM to the new NSX”

The CC wasn’t mentioned in this particular thread, so for a moment I thought you meant the Murano itself. 

Fuck yeah. 12 years old, video store 30 minutes away by bike... browse by cover and rent on the family’s account. Otherwise how’s a kid to find Blood Diner?

It’s hard for me to love a car that was a flop. There were reasons it didn’t succeed, and those reasons are still there. Maybe I’m too old, but I remember this thing clear as day. My dad retired arond that time and had a shit ton of money to burn. He looked at these and the SSR (more than just looked; he almost bought…

I liked how its place evolved. It sold VERY well toward the end of its run. The market positioning changed into an everyman’s compact. I liked the people’s car romance to it at the end. 

Wait, the Prowler gets a pass???

The Murano? The one that sold 1.1 million units so far?

“it was interesting and weird. That used to be celebrated around these parts. Guess everyone wants uniform generic CUVs now......”

PT Cruiser shouldn’t “have seen the light of day” but over a million were sold.