Is Betteridge’s Law Of Headlines Always Correct? 

I didn’t tell you to buy one. 

6-11% off MSRP is not anything substantial to write home about. That’s like a $3000-6000 rebate on a $50,000 car.  Or $1500-3000 on a $25,000 car. 

The things just do not look good. They aren’t offensive, but when you stand next to a Lucid and a Taycan, why would you choose an EQS? Then you have Tesla which the Model S still looks good, is cheaper, and faster, with a better charging network. EVs have levelled the playing field to where these companies need to be…

Almost all the body parts needed to make a 911 shell are available in the aftermarket.

Singer doesn’t publish a price, but I would wager they haven’t built a car for under a million in at least 5 years. 

This is like the good old days of Bring a Trailer, when you needed to you know, bring a trailer.

“this car has been through the ringer”

Please, Bradley... it’s “WRINGER”.

Oh God, Musk is gonna sell off NASA to the Russians for an even worse deal than the Mavs got for Luka Doncic. We're screwed.

Because you need VIN plates and a title for the one you stole?
 
Dunno if there’s a YearOne equivalent for the 911, where you can get more or less everything but the VIN. That’s about the only reason I could think of for buying this thing.

The only widows that thing will be making is with tetanus.

All you need is a VIN to join PCA!

Might be a deal, but man is that car ugly. I park next to one regularly and it turns my stomach every time I see it. This one belongs in the pantheon of hideous vehicles with the PT Cruiser, Aztek, Cybertruck, and the Juke. 

Nissan is toast isnt it?

Nissan reportedly went into the merger talks hoping for “integration on equal terms,”

Yeah, I’m really confused, California is the Golden State, Florida is the Sunshine State. However, I see people call California and Florida the Sunshine State more often than not. But yeah....

The source article says Golden State, not sure why that got changed to Florida.

First gear: I think that’s actually a good thing. Nissan didn’t seem to bring much compelling product or innovation to the party, and I think Honda would be better served by continuing to work in conjunction with outer powerhouses like GM. Imagine Honda partnering with GM to build a great little entry level car and GM…

1st: I thought the whole reason any of this is happening is because the Japanese government wants it to. Not because any company involved was actually interested in it. 

LOL @ Nissan thinking they should have a say when they’re literally having their asses saved by Honda.