counterpoint: no he won’t

They used to all be under fiat until ferarri was spun off as an independent entity, and still share some tech

finally, a 2020s eclipse vs rsx battle of affordable fwd sports cars crossovers

you’d have to be one hell of a hound to glance at a family photo on a coworker’s desk and immediately clock “oh wow, that’s supermilf123!”

it looks lazy too, like they slapped new front and rear fascias on the ancient previous gen charger

whoever styled the model S...you mean jaguar circa 2006?

hell, a dealer inspection on a 2014 cayman is a hair under a grand and they only have to do it once

jesus, i mean the car is free with a 100% down payment. Surprised they’re not allowed to advertise that way, frankly

i don’t disagree, but looking at the rate of successful claims against dump trucks for stuff falling out resulting in damage i don’t think it would be that easy to prove guilt/enforce it after the fact

even if it became a law, it would probably be enforced along the lines of “dump trucks secure your cargo so you’re not spewing stones at 60mph”

budget of $5k in 2001. Parents helped pay for the car, i paid for everything else. My dad and i, both enthusiasts, had opposite strategies. I wanted simple and reliable (ideal was civic hatchback), my dad was into european and quirky. He got excited and bought a b3 audi 80 without me knowing. While decidedly quirky,…

...the model S design being heavily based on/ripped off the jaguar XF

wouldn’t touch it with a ten foot pole re: owning it but just on exterior styling i FW this hard

ironically the logic is flexible - disaster in blue state: “god is punishing them for being evil” disaster in red state: “liberals made this happen”

possibly the only thing?

I agree, and the fact they killed off the regular golf almost seems to indicate they want the whole model out of the US market and limiting options makes it less expensive to sell here/dries up sales so they can say “see? no one wanted a gti, buy a tiguan instead”

this generation of grand cherokee is notoriously hit or miss re: reliability. The fact that this one still runs well without falling apart probably means it’s one of the “good ones”. price still seems a tad high

nature tried that in 1980 and the results were... less than fully manageable

and i do stand by my original response. There’s practically a direct inverse relationship between a genre’s skill requirement and its popularity. For every “all time great” rock guitarist there are a thousand jazz or classical guitarists no one will ever hear of who can play circles around them

True, he was extremely open minded to other genres and humble as far as “there is still a ton i do not know/cannot do” on drums goes.