Ask and you shall receive:

I wonder how true the scarcity of parts actually would be. So much of this car is shared with existing volvos it’s basically a just souped up 2 door V60 PE.

Unless you’re daily driving is 300+ miles, any super luxury EV will be better...

That’s not bad for a grand touring coupe.  That should’ve been the price originally.  

Manuals were called a ‘Standard Transmission’ back then. Had to pay extra for the autobox.

Honestly this is is a borderline case in my eyes, but it tips ND due to the smoldering assholery of the seller’s text. I know the Borla doesn’t add “significant” power, the fake carbon fiber crap isn’t tasteful, and sticking a piece of wood on the headliner isn’t a fix.

Those carbon fiber side vents look absolutely terrible.

I say ND because of the owner. “Millenial anti-theft device”? And instead of actually replacing the headliner - with the kit HE ALREADY HAS - he just sticks a piece of wood - sorry, “milled ash” - up there.

Koenigsegg should buy the rights and bring back Saab. (Bring it home)

Take all the extreme tech and lessons learned from development of their halo cars, and use that experience to make modern, safe, and affordable vehicles for the masses.

“What about the buffoon lessons? Four years at Clown College!?”
“I’ll thank you not to refer to Princeton that way.”

“On the flipside, you’ve taken a person in a mental health crisis and forced them to lie on their stomach with duct-taped limbs on an airplane. What’s that going to do to them?”

Whatever their abuser tells them is real, is real to them. They are so deep in their bullshit that they would have a complete ego death meltdown if they actually realized what’s going on.

The bottom line - not that many people understand how tariff works. Or care to.

Your idea of cool and my idea of cool are evidently very, very, very different.

After all that work, it’s still the second best electric truck in that picture...

Who is buying this monstrosity over a Cayenne, Land Rover, or just about any other luxury SUV? 

I’m sorry, you start the article by talking about covers that were better than the original but then completely fail to mention Siouxsie and the Banshee’ cover of Dear Prudence?

Your self imposed human reaction time of 273 ms gets added to BOTH systems, wire or mechanical direct.

If you want to see more photos from that feature I did five years ago (which is where the top shot in this article is from), head this way:

If there ever was a good excuse for a slideshow we’d all click through...