that’s what it should be. They don’t have to share platforms just use the name as marketing to represent the hierarchy. The BMW 2 series sedan and coupe are 2 completely different vehicles but share a name for example so it’s been done before.

It’s simply him posturing to big labor (which allegedly didn’t vote for him anyway) as he can say he fought for onshoring of jobs or at least preventing of companies from initiating investment in Canada / Mexico. Side benefit of him acting tough and maybe getting minor negotiating benefits similar to Columbia. In…

If you think you’re having fun with the BMW, wait til you try Porsche levels of fun... :(

..and they spent the better 45 plus years bringing some of those same guys back to train ATCs under private contractors...

If they haven’t figured it out by now, I’m not sure anything will convince them.

I would not be able to walk by this without laughing mockingly.

Yeah. Without the emblem on the front, I would have assumed it was a Honda. It wouldn’t be practical enough for me to buy, but it looks great.

Love that VR-4!

I legitimately think that this guy ends up walking or getting a pretty sweet plea deal. It’ll be really quiet though. We may not see it in the news.

I made 80k last year selling Land Rover parts, with no degree. It’s fucking ridiculous how low many companies pay while requiring college degrees of any kind.

I’ve been saying for over a year that Musk is Trump 2.0. He’s scarier in part because he’s almost 3 decades younger, and as much as his “richest man in the world” status is predicated on the usual non-liquid investments, he still has far more money than Trump has ever had. The one saving grace is Musk has finally peake…

G8 GXP all the way! Always been a dream car of mine. 

yes. the G8 GXP and Chevy SS were the true “sleepers”.

If it has an automatic transmission, it probably won’t make it to even 300K. With a manual, it will run practically forever if taken care of. It would be best to have a good spare transmission on hand if you buy an automatic. They are the only real weakness in an otherwise excellently designed car. 

redblock or nothing

I get your point, but if you’re not financially responsible I think we tossed out the whole “making sense” thing, which is the problem. Plenty of people obviously need a car for work but I’d wager the % of pseudo luxury or better optioned cars being purchased is also at a high...coincidental I think not!

Nice. How about a ‘59 Cadillac convertible.

Or, better yet this one

If it’s a Tesla, that’s everyone here on Jalopnik.

Be thankful that it’s only $200,000 in the States. Here’s a new Vantage at Aston Martin Vancouver. Note the price at the bottom. This is about $75,000CAD more than the simple exchange rate from $200,000 USD.