If it was (correctly) deemed a crack pipe at $10k, it’s a heroin needle now.

<He also had on a hat with the black US flag. (Don’t know what that’s called. Not the thin blue line flag.)>

Back when the Yugo was out, many dealerships were tied to GM dealerships. Those places offered a free Yugo with the purchase of a Buick or Cadillac (maybe other marques, too).

That’s about half the nationally available new car inventory gone in one moment.

Yup.  That’s a structure without structure.  Nothing is braced.

“She is actually hitting all the notes... only of other songs. And at random.”

This car is about 6 to 8 inches wider than your average car which makes it very easy to handle around the terns.

<The new vette looks like shit. The Aerovette is just less shitty.>

What an idiotic clickbait headline.

Mix fat-free greek yogurt and water 50-50.  Add a splash of peanutbutter.  Pour into muffin tins and freeze.  Poof - low or no fat treats.

What has been is what will be, and what has been done is what will be done, and there is nothing new under the sun.

<LOL! The prefect aerodynamic shape is hideous?>

You’re having us on, aren’t you?

Right, but one is the same exact word with a different definition (one, as you said, very obsolete). That’s a huge difference from someone confusing two different words just because they sound somewhat alike.

Assuming the manufacturers aren’t designing the vehicles for a total sales volume of 200k cars, and aren’t grossly de-contenting them after that, the structure isn’t that bad IMO.

and another $2,500 if it is assembled in a plant whose work force is represented by a union.

Um, “niggardly” has no association with the “n word.”   It doesn’t mean anything different now, even if people are too uneducated to understand the difference between two completely distinct words.

Maybe it’s the lighting, but man does the depth perception at the Turn 3 180 seem bad.

I’m sorry, that sounds suspicious as hell...

To be fair, I can’t be expected to drive AND eat my bowl of cereal.