It's what the Leaf was supposed to be. More than twice the range for the same price and it has a bit a character, of which the Leaf has none.

The 540i wagon only comes in automatic

Remember the whole Toyota unintended acceleration thing? Yeah, that's why the engine off buttons have to work in every single gear.

This is like owning a phone and getting upgraded to Android 5.0 for free. Could you imagine if other companies did this?

Model S is actually quite clever. Before the Model T, gas, electric and Steam cars were all popular. In fact, electric cars were considered a luxury item and outsold gas cars. It was Henry Ford's choice to use gasoline that madw it the de facto automotive fuel

Chevy Citation. Like you could actually go fast enough to get a Citation.

I flew American to Europe this summer and was surprised at how great the service was... Compared to the prior all-time-low.

Norwegian. Sometimes cheaper, always better. Nicer 737s, free WiFi, MUCH more leg room than any other discount airline and they treat you well.

Few things seem more terrifying than a 170k mile, twin-turbo, V8, AWD, Automatic, early 2000's Audi. Even the FWD, CVT powered A6s of this generation were pretty piss poor in the reliability department.

Inflation adjusted, I think they have about the same base price as when new. The 2014 got a few price cuts over the years as it became increasingly outdated.

I don't get it. Do they just leave their cars on the tarmac for the week they're in Chamonix or what? The life of the 1%. I wish I could afford a Ford Granada :(

For that money, a new M6 GC with a MANUAL, or this? The M6. Hell, this guy paid $220k and couldn't even buy a 3 series with nav.

A guy in Bloomington Indiana has a Passatge W8 4motion manual wagon. But unfortunately is painted in bedliner

I remember that ad. It was atrocious. I'm not a fan of Christmas music in general, but I've seen trans-Siberian live and would happily pay to see them again

He must have spent too long in Florida and had to work out the last of his crazies.

Okay, that's true. I've seen the cog. Maybe it's just the agency (or lack thereof) that they use stateside... Or the fact anyone who would buy a Honda in America will probably do it regardless of advertising. It's a commodity car with loyal owners.

I know, I know. I'm just saying this article called social media marketing for car companies worthless. It's really not, so I just wanted to add that bit to show I'm not just saying whatever I feel. It's hardly credibility, but it's some

That's so cool! Exactly like mosqvich said, BMW does so well because it's not trying to sell anyone anything (except that special edition M5 where they released the phone number with pics throughout the day. Very, very clever). They just make it feel like a community. Most luxury car company Instagrams are painting…

I have to disagree. Honda (and Toyota, and Nissan) are all fucking horrid at all types of advertising in all media. Look at BMW for proper social media advertising.

You casually made the discovery of a century in this post!