I think you misunderstand the level of outdoor/construction work, that is common in the US but not in Europe.

I don’t think it’s trolling, as nobody was hurt in the process.

Well yeah, they’re sockpuppets for the same basementizen...

It’s clever clamshell design. That way nobody can a) complain the doors don’t work, or b) get out.

I want one playing trombone music. Like a Civic.

Not nearly as important to the ecosystem of the American business, but absolutely vital to the UK and other Europeans is the short range delivery van.

Given that modern Landies and Rangies are more robust by far than their progenitors, this is clearly the origin.

I feel like the only response to this is for everyone who can afford it, go to the race in the US (and Mexico), and leave after the “W Series” race is done. It would take hundreds to make a difference, dozens to make a statement. I’m certain I cannot afford it, or I’d set up a group to do it.

To answer the question, yes: garbage.

Well okay, if you’re going to

Defense & Aerospace companies? I’m betting not; when “the customer” can just drop by and audit everything at the drop of a hat.

Any corporation—but particularly so for one in Boeing’s position—has much higher standards of communication by email, universally. Email is documentation, it’s a legal record.

Hm. The fact I disagree on the seriousness of leaks in the context of asphyxiation points to the fact I probably understand this better than the person trying to make it sound like I don’t. Maybe prefix their “leaks” with “major”, and mine with “pinhole”. That should help out.

Did I just blow your mind with the fact that Jeep and Alfa are both owned by the same parent company, and so could possibly use the same manufacturing techniques and quality control measures to bring a similar level of “truly top-notch quality” to Porsche as Jeep has already?

Sure. “Free” is the easier-to-use tag word.

I see old Hongqis like I see old Beetles.

You are insinuating the OP was talking about brown people with his comment

The Flex is way bigger on the outside and only seats one additional person (unsuitably for long trips).

High taxes sure, but with free already-paid-for-and-negotiated access to top quality healthcare, education and social programs.

I mean...you can like an object without liking the politics of the country that created it.