It’s right there on page two on the manual, FIRST bullet point:

Guess what, if you don’t strap a child into a car seat they may die in an auto accident.  I suppose now you should complain about the dangers of car seats.

This was the greatest thing we owned when my daughter was younger and I wouldn’t think twice about getting another if I had another child.  The restraint is there for a reason and using it without the restraint is like leaving them to sleep on a table.  It’s irresponsible and you would call for the heads of IKEA execs…

To give you more perspective on my specific situation I’ll share a few more details. I have a 800+ credit score. I had 20% cash for the down payment. I applied for and got preapproval through 3 banks before heading to the dealership. The highest rate I was quoted of those 3 was 4.14% from “BANK A”. The next highest…

...they had already run our credit and shopped our application to various banks (which caused numerous hits to our credit reports)

Their approach to auto wipers seems like an over-engineered solution to a problem figured out long ago.

For most people with kids, there are a lot of days where you need more room than a sedan, but don’t need a truck.

most truck owners

You’re confusing “short trip” with “low mileage”. How many of those miles were accumulated far enough away from home for the driver to need to be concerned about where they would need to recharge?

Something I never see addressed is if someone should move from a Roth 401k to a traditional one as they get closer to retirement age/predicted max income.  If so, when?

..the fact that these criminals will likely not be found despite having the recording. Which is probably very true.

Having so many cars that you lose track of one for 3 years is the very definition of a 1st world problem.

You’re dimming it wrong?  How do you mess up dimming?

I don’t know if it superficiality, pettiness, or just deep seeded brand disgust, but there’s something about seeing an ugly Buick or Cadillac logo that just instantly makes a automobile unattractive to me.

I don’t know if it superficiality, pettiness, or just deep seeded brand disgust, but there’s something about seeing an ugly Buick or Cadillac logo that just instantly makes a automobile unattractive to me.

“If you can’t afford X, just buy something that costs less than X!”

Or we can talk and chew gum at the same time.

It doesn’t help that your mock-up plate looks to be about 25% bigger

just slap it right in the middle of the V

I wish they’d at least ballpark the estimated cost on things like this, even if they can only narrow it down to +/- $10k.  I’m in the market and willing to wait if it’s doable.  Otherwise I can’t wait that long for a question mark.