Now that I look at it again, that’s totally fair.

“I bet a Yaris based crossover would get greenlit to production from concept in 4 months. Meanwhile the new Supra has taken years and its still not out.”

“He secretly takes old race cars out of the Toyota vault and challenges teens to illegal drift contests. (Okay, not the last one, but I bet he’s considered it.)“

I haven’t driven the new one yet. It’s really that bad? Like that much worse than a Highlander or Explorer or Pilot?

The new Acadia actually looks pretty good (color and trim level dependent). Otherwise, I agree.

If this is usually how your interactions with people go, then the sentence should probably read “everyone has more friends than you.”

My favorite one along the lines of your second point is a guy I’ve seen a few times who put Ferrari badges on his Miata, and actually told people it was a Ferrari.

Fromt he front view I couldn’t tell if is was an F430 or a Porsche 918 attempt.

Your comparison really doesn’t logically work out. Saying this is powered by water is like saying a normal car is powered by rubber.

I would definitely only buy one of these used with a full Carmax warranty.

“While T-Mobile continues to improve in cities, it still lags behind Verizon in the sticks.”

I didn’t see any mention of adjustable ride height air suspension to help with this matter, either.

Yep. A “hurricane damaged” car that shows a little underbody rust could be passed off as a normal 2-3 year old car in northern states, and people won’t be keeping as keen an eye out. If you’re outside of Texas/Florida, check the vehicle history for where it was previously registered.

Fair point!

He already has a boat!

You actually follow 4-6 seconds minimum behind people on the highway?

I have a co-worker who is banned for life from renting from at least 3 rental car agencies (and from driving in at least one state). Things he has done include:

Fake blonde. I wonder how that will play out.

You’re cherry picking to try and prove a point you know you’re losing.

This sounds like my parents trying to get my brother out of the house.