Are you trolling or just totally unfamiliar with luxury sport sedans?

Top notch trolling here.

Yeah why bury this at the end when it should be right at the top next to the details of “stick to sports.”

It’s weird that even REPUBLICANS back Morey on this one, and that the owners’ pursuit of more money is not supported by either side. When Ted Cruz takes the right stand on something, then you have to be pretty fucking terrible to remain on the wrong side. 

So where is the line? Would you support Blizzard making money in North Korea and silencing players that speak out against that government? How bad do the human rights violations need to be before a company has to put people above money?

He didn’t turn to the audience and bow... he fell to his knees crying. 

There’s a reason why players aren’t speaking out: they know their “brands” in China make them money. DWade has a shoe deal in China. Nike would get pissed at LeBron if he said anything; unlike what was clearly a marketing decision to support Kaepernick (Nike backs him too!).

All of this. I last considered an Infiniti in 2015 (and previously owning a G37x). I love the look of the Q60 but the interior was dated in 2015 and a downright embarrassment today.

This is the real problem. Nissan and Infiniti have a significant problem with dated vehicles in their lineup with no clear plan to update and at least attempt to be average in class.

This. They all spent years having “Town Car” as the standard vehicle driving them around, and since the Town Car no longer exists...

The 7 is 3 generations of updates newer than the 4. They sometimes skipped putting a number in it, but this is the 7th iteration.

And marked as “used” with 45k miles from the factory so it can be bought at a “reasonable” price. Because only fools buy new!

I miss going to games in Milwaukee now that I live in Chicago - reasonably priced seats, reasonably priced (good!) food, and craft beer. Plus you never have a rainout due to the retractable roof.

I own a Charger

The problem is the 500 hp in the Charger can barely be used, and you’re sacrificing a LOT in every other area to have that hp. As someone else said, they loved the noise the car made (although I think they were talking about a Challenger), but everything else was hate-worthy.

The fact that you included “handling” in the list of things the Charger does well proves you’ve either never driven a Charger, or never driven a quality German sport sedan.

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.