I dunno, I’ve found Honda’s reliability to be a little iffy on their newer cars. My dad’s ‘92 Civic lasted past 300K with very little maintenance (it really shouldn’t have lasted that long...my dad does NOT take care of his cars), but my ‘10 went through 2 A/C systems and had some terrible brake noise issues before it…

Pardon me while I whore myself out for a second:

Agreed. And they come in blue (Lazer Blue), which the Canyons do not.

Better initial quality than Model S and X? That’s not hard to beat...

Did you ever think about how to prevent places from turning to shit? Maybe not turning parking lots into buy-back-car-dumping-grounds would help.

A half-rotted anything-as-long-as-it’s-big-3 goes unnoticed.

The thing is that there are so many vehicles on the road and it takes so little pollution (in comparison to total gases emitted from a vehicle) to make a HUGE impact on air quality. So it doesn’t matter than a 1995 MY vehicle pollutes only slightly more than a 2017 MY. Multiply that little bit by 260 million and the…

Yeah, but the cars from 20 years spew a hell of a lot more crap into the air than today’s cars do.

Linux, husky, 3 y.o., usually operates at 300% energy 100% of the time, tuckered out after a 3-day weekend climbing trip.

The Marketplace segment (in its entirety) does mention their peak being around a million a piece in 2013, I think. I listened to it when it aired last week.

Blue....and blue...and now blue.

As someone who’s rather slim (5'11" and 135lbs) but has some mean shoulders (rock climbing), these tops look terrible on me, too. Burn them all.

I had another engineer ask me what units the engine speed on a graph was in, even with the label “Engine RPM”.

The key there is “especially on the Model X”.

Yeah, but then you have to deal with downtown Royal Oak. I don’t want to have to dodge drunk basic white girls trying to get my dirty burger on. I’m also not about to go all the way to SCS for a dirty burger.

Telway is the bomb. Dirty burgers are the best after a night of drinking.

Tesla’s build quality is already less than stellar. Letting it slip even more is going to be disastrous.

My boyfriend grew up in a very Catholic household. His parents aren’t particularly conservative (except for when their only daughter want to move in with her fiance before getting married...they eventually folded and turned out to be pretty OK with it), so it seems like even though he’s an atheist, he’s pretty cool…

I know this face well. My parents didn’t raise me with religion, but I did know what it was. My boyfriend’s family is SUPER Catholic—he and his siblings went to Catholic middle and high school (his sister even attended a private Catholic college for undergrad). I had to ask what catechism is after I nodded along to…

Cadillac probably had none, given that it’s branded Chrysler in the movie. BUT if it’s anything like Transformers, then FCA probably did a lot. I know GM did for Bumblebee & friends.