Bradley, it must be insanely annoying to write a whole article which people freely comment on, without reading. Sorry. That is mega annoying. PEOPLE: READ THE ARTICLE. 

If you roll those fees in to the lease, you pay $59. If you pay them up front, you pay $19. I spelled that out in the blog. 

We like our 2020 Leaf. 60K miles on it so far. Zero Problems. Better interior than a Tesla Model 3

Not a penalty box. Go sit in one and drive it around. Good room front and back. Great visibility.

They have 15, which I noted in the article. Please read before commenting. 

You have 5 stars for not reading where it says, “they have fifteen”. Underlined, because there’s a link. RTMF article. C’mon, people....

FTA:  A Nissan dealer in Colorado is offering fifteen brand new lease deals on Leaf S 

Don’t forget to pair that slideshow with a half a dozen pop up ads that completely take over your phone’s screen and don’t allow you to close them out, and then you just end up having to close out chrome entirely just to get your browser to function again.

In fairness to my former colleagues, we all saw the video earlier in the week.

Nail, meet head.

^This comment should be a slideshow!

So true. I used to have a G/O tab permanently open, but recently I forgot to check Jalopnik and Gizmodo (the only two G/O sites I still look at) for three weeks and I didn’t even notice. There’s simply little reason to visit anymore. They sold off the good sites, turned off comments on others, and routinely screw…

It didn’t used to be that way. Once upon a time investors understood that a stable long term return was a favorable outcome. Now it’s like everyone just wants to make as much as possible as quickly as possible, everything else be damned. 

Part of the issue may also be the lack of originality, and just parroting the good work other people do, due to a dearth of original thought.

The reasons people leave Hoonigan, and Donut are exactly the reason people leave Jalopnik and G/O. 

I work in entertainment, and this is one of the realest and truest things I have heard someone in this industry say:

Private equity kills everything.

Didn’t they wipe a whole town out of existence with a bad launch back in the early days?

In case anyone was unclear how China competes on the world economic stage, this is how. When you don’t worry about details like safety, risks, lawsuits and liability, injuries, environmental damage or just being a responsible nation, well then everything you do from manufacturing to research and space exploration gets…

China has always constructed its launch sites inland to defend against observation and attack