PPI prevents all this. If the dealer refuses to let you have one done, huge red flag and move on.

Do I feel bad for the guy? Sure. But should he have done the SLIGHTEST bit of due dilligence? Hell yeah. Who buys a $60k used car and doesn’t buy a Carfax?

don’t judge a bill by only 3 lines copied into an article!

Every self-driving car put into service should have to pass a driving test like everyone else.

Obviously you shouldn’t place it on a Waymo that is already blocking a bus lane, but pick a decent time and place. I think this is absolutely brilliant. Screw our AI overlords.

A machine that can cease functionality because someone took three seconds to put a traffic cone on it and then can only be restarted by having a third party physically come out to remove the cone seems like a machine that doesn’t need to be on the road to begin with.

Volvo V60 - one of the few cars that catches my eye when out and about. Refreshing in a sea of bland crossovers.

I honestly didn’t realize they were.  I mean, at least not without a Waymo employee sitting in the driver seat.  Yikes.

These vehicles should not be allowed on public streets.

There isn’t one.

But what about the fREe MaRkeT???

I only saw the first 10 minutes, but if the main girl's parents drove a Volvo EV rather than a Subaru Outback, none of this would've happened.

Y’all have changed your mind a bit in the past two months, although the blue and green are still at the top despite switching places in the ranking.

good advice. but let him spend the money, it drives economy LOL

Yeah I’ve found a few times right around major life events that I’ll buy the “toy” that I previously wanted due to more income or a special deal, and then not have the time / desire to use it anymore after the life event.

Novel idea:
Instead of going out and blowing $25k before you’re established in a job and have a known steady income, just keep what you have for a year or so so you get a better grasp on life and what you’ll actually need.

I think this sentence is supposed to have a “not” in it;

I’m sorry but this doesn’t make sense. Just because two cars have the same method of propulsion doesn’t mean that they’re going to drive exactly the same - a car is more than just its engine. By this logic, you shouldn’t be able to distinguish between a Forester and a BRZ, since they both have flat-fours. EVs can have…

Tesla, because they ignore decades of user interaction experience in favor of a (cheaper) touchscreen that does it all. And because they “inspired” all the other manufacturers to do the same buttonless, soulless touchscreen-focused interior.

Tesla, because Elon.