1. How can you roll $2000-3000 in negative equity on a Tundra PRO and then suddenly be $16000 in negative equity? Those sell for pretty much MSRP, even used - definitely not $13000-14000 under MSRP. Everything seems to indicate this is a recent purchase, so no time to rack up the miles and make it worth less.

Get a bike

Close enough? Holden Crewman.

Yeah, engaging the pawl doesn’t seem like it should make any difference vs. being in neutral.

Really?!

7 minutes? Dude! Walk to work!

They weigh 50% more, not 300% more.

You mean 40k vs 48k. Seriously it’s not that hard to look up the MSRPs.

I’m actually considering buying an XC90, but being manufactured in China would really give me pause. Yes, I admit I have a bias against Chinese manufacturing, and I admit that it’s possible that quality standards could be maintained. But as a lifelong Volvo fan (who learned to drive on a 240) I just think Chinese…

“Yeah, people are still buying the Patriot. I’m going back to bed.”

But this says they aren’t generally employees. Yes, the NWTA has some appearance as a union and belongs to the AFL-CIO, but they don’t have collective bargaining rights:

Wait, so you are saying the 2015 Toyota Sequoia is safer than the 1999 Crown Vic that did 200K as a cop car before becoming a cab?

Not really though. People rarely balked at the price of cabs in most cities. It is the fact that most cabs weren’t sanitary, hailing cabs was hit or miss, ordering cabs was a crapshoot, and the rider experience was regularly unpleasant. Cabs could have shut down Uber in a month by making a universal app and making…

Uber drivers have absolutely no obligation to the company that “employs” them either. I’m amazed at how up in arms people are about Uber. Their workers are absolutely the definition of independent contractors.

Most cabbies are employees of cab companies that actually own the medallions and the cars.

Most cabbies are employees of cab companies that actually own the medallions and the cars. The drivers work regular shifts and can be dispatched anywhere, in contrast to Uber drivers who self-direct both their hours and their assignments.

This is an ironic article being that Uber wouldn’t even exist today in most cities if it wasn’t for the greedy and controlling cab unions.

That and the steering wheel are the only things I don’t like about it. And I’m not sure what they could have done better with the steering wheel. It just looks so out of place to me.

Personally, I would rather have the outside handles. That’s a mod that I don’t really care for. Really like the car though.

It’s a phenomenal vehicle.