There are a like 50 goofballs on this website waiting for used Stingers, the vast majority of the buying public likely has no idea that car exists.

Trail rated Waggoner  reporting for duty!

Well, it’s clearly designed for people who comment on the correct article.

I’d prefer politicians stop acting like idiots and letting themselves get played by billionaires. This article should focus on the idiocy of the public servants, not the shady/legal behavior of a business professional.

Yeah, it’s the Fiesta based EcoSport, as mentioned in the article, and shown as the lead image.

What about Ram? Shouldn’t they count, since they’re technically their own brand now, and not part of Dodge?

It would have been awesome if GM had a sense of humor and called the SS the “Chevrolet COA” for Contractual Obligation Automobile like Monty Python did.

yeah especially if you had a fragile person in the isle or something, I can see that.

It says right in the article it’ll be a two row affair and go up against the Ford Edge.

Yeah, this.

Pilots are built on the same chassis as the Ridgeline, MDX and Odyssey. They seem to be pretty big these days. I’m going to be looking at a smallish SUV once my kid gets back and reclaims his CRV. I was thinking RDX. This thing sounds like a de-contented RDX.

You will see a fairly significant gap in the pre-owned prices on Ram trucks compared to the Chevrolet/GMC 1500 series and F-150 models

They’re also closing a second factory that isn’t mentioned in the article. It’s on the other side of the world, but we’re losing 120 jobs in their wheel foundry in Adelaide:

“I honestly can’t imagine who the market is for an electric motorcycle [??]—the main appeal of riding a motorcycle is feeling and hearing the engine—...”

I did it on an Audi. Very easily. Horrible purchase on my part...

For your example, you really do need to factor gas and maintenance back in. Also probably time, stress, and parking.

Actually, now that you have that amount saved take out a loan for the amount you’ve saved at a low rate and invest the saved amount in a fund or something with a higher average return than the loan you just took out.

Boom. New car AND free money.

I can’t get over how phenomenally bad this argument is. You’re not making an argument against car loans. You’re making an argument against buying cars, period. As a rule, non-collector cars depreciate. It’s what they do (in fact you shouldn’t even count on a collector car appreciating unless you really know what…

Isn’t America an amazing country? Total strangers loaned you enough money that you could buy one of life’s necessities at less than 5% interest.

In the time that has elapsed since I’ve purchased my last two cars, both financed at an average rate of between 3 and 4% APR, my brokerage account made 15.5% APY. Consider it a counterargument.