“‘home ownership’ itself quickly verging on obsolete”

And quite a few still in warranty.

Eh, I can drive stick but have no desire to do so on my hr long commute full of start-stop traffic.

The bigger problem with the Focus was that you couldn’t really get any good options with the manual, unless you went with the 1.0 EcoBoost (which had a totally different gearbox from the regular Focus). But that resigned you to a more expensive, but slower powertrain. I wanted a manual focus with heated seats, the…

Then I watched the video...

There’s a new Corvette? I wish you guys would report on it appropriately, sheesh.

The first similar car that comes to mind that had the same completeness to its all-new-ness was when the R35 GT-R came out over a decade ago. That was a monster killer at the time with its crazy low starting price (that didn’t last long) that was already higher than the C8 will be over a decade later!

My immediate take is that this is the kind of thing that happens when an unnecessary vehicle (the SUV) becomes the ‘must-have’ among car buyers.  I can safely guarantee that this person didn’t *need* an MDX, and wouldn’t have gotten into this mess if she was driving a TLX.

That SUV has now seen more crawling than the average Wrangler. *zips up flame suit*

Finally, someone using their mall-crawler for a mall-crawling-adjacent activity.

I’ve got it on my old phone, if I can find it, I’ll upload it.

I think I saw something about it somewhere.

Wait...there is a new Corvette?

What does any of this have to do with the Corvette?

What’s this have to do with the C8?

Sir, it comes in Zeus Bronze Metallic, which is fancy brown:

The new 911 is fucked.

Starting price at less than $60k.... Consider the game changed.

I’m feeling admiration for a sports talk host? What the shit is going on??