That’s so weird to me, because they’re totally different cars. Much in the way a Lexus ES or Cadillac XTS is significantly different from a GS or CT6. They may be similar size, but just driving out of the parking out shows a world of difference.

Wait, is your argument that they are or are not comparable? I think they’re not, because the Charger and Challenger are hot garbage and the Stinger at least attempts to be a non-shitty car.

lol sure thing

Porsche explained why they won’t be touched in range - they have much lower safety and durability standards than regular car makers. They do what they can to put up the big numbers at the expense of things more established automakers will not sacrifice.

Ohhh. Yeah, missed that nuance. 

Every other reply, including from the guy who posted the original Charger/Stinger comparison, agrees with what I said. I’ve driven one, and they’re exactly as I wrote: garbage.

How is the Challenger any better? It’s just a 2 door Charger.

Biggest downside of buying one of these: Having to go to a Kia dealership for warranty work.

The Charger is a poor handling boat of a car by comparison with even worse interior quality. Comparing a Charger to any car that is closer to “German sports sedan” in design is bad practice.

At what point does “it’s a concern they’re not making money even after reaching a half dozen self proclaimed milestones that would allegedly cause them to start making money” become “Tesla is fucked”?

God Miami airport is such a shit hole.

Makes sense. It sucks that change takes so long, but hopefully this leads to systematic, nation-wide change for all student-athletes. 

Easily its best show. It’s a travesty that Family Guy ever received preferential treatment.

Why would they delay the implementation of the bill for over 3 years? 

It has nothing to do with his net worth. Boston is a huge market that prints money much like the Dodgers, who are so far into the luxury tax yet still make money.

It is truly sad that someone capable of intelligent thought can reason out that those things are okay. They must be morally bankrupt (but probably still religious!).

A philosophy question: If no one bought it, does it even exist?

It's easier to watch than the other two due to less cringe worthy and awkward moments.

Golf has more space and is more reliable. It has AWD and can make better use of its power. It’s really difficult to justify the Mini when it will likely cost more once you option it up.

I drove them back to back (after having more expensive German cars previously), and the Golf R just felt more like a BMW/Audi. The suspension (and probably the weight) gave it a better ride and feel, and the AWD is a blast in the snow... and made it more “point and shoot” than the GTI that wants to squeal its tires…