Oh jeez, I’ve been listening to opinions from
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curbwatching
In your opinion, protecting a vehicle’s doors and the doors of nearby parked cars has zero benefit and adds zero value to a car.
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I’ve been making this for years! It’s also known as “cowboy coffee.”
Turning a discussion of a one dollar part into a statement about premium pricing and adding $2,000 to a car’s cost is the very definition of a logical fallacy.
That’s why you have this thing called product strategy.
That kind of thinking has always baffled me.
If you’re asking a question like that, the answer is “you shouldn’t.”
The art on old game boxes is like the art on a book cover.
The Lectric Leopard rides again!
Whatever they call it, I want one.
Holy cow!
Why stop at convertible, go full speedster
On Alibaba, they’re offering an appearance package with this fine upbadging:
At first I laughed, and now I’m just sad thinking about what a train wreck the rest of her life must be.
Aaron shared the “hate mail” in a public post on Radwood, and knowing that this ended up in the Subaru museum makes the emails so much funnier to read:
The interior’s going to be a big empty space with a laptop screen instead of a dash, isn’t it?
100 million percent with you on this.
Is Toyota the new GM?
They’re brilliant cars designed for city driving. Sorry it’s not suited for your flyover state. You’ve clearly never owned or driven one.