They know their margins and will give you the best deal they can upfront

I have found that the folks at high-end dealerships tend to display the above behavior more often than more mainstream dealers. That being said I have encountered plenty of great Honda salespeople and totally clueless Audi staff.

Yet another great write-up. My father and I decided to visit the local Porsche dealer when the new 911 came out to check it out. They had a beautiful Carrera S in the showroom. This very tall salesman walks up to us and greets us (as equals which is cool considering I was like 17 at the time, it's nice to see a…

I still can't take this car's name seriously. Great sound though

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You're right, Boeing builds a strong airframe. Just ask these folks from Aloha Air 243.

Good to know. I am not a pilot, if you were wondering.

This is why I never take of my seatbelt unless I have to move from my seat.

Travis, please please please don't use the term "air pocket"... It makes my head hurt, almost as if it got bounced off the overhead bins. What you're (probably) referring to is clear air turbulence.

Is this a good time to point out that Timothy Dalton was drastically underrated as Bond?

You'd remember when you heard the loud rumbling from metal spikes hitting the asphalt.

Winter tires are made of super-soft compound? Didn't know that. I thought it was quite the opposite.

And precisely 2,52 seconds after being announced. These tyres were outlawed by FIA for WRC Monte Carlo 2015.

Turkey's done.

Some of our cars already have this "stud deploying" feature.

'That's why we don't have front-wheel drives!'

While this is 100% true, I do think that BMW leaves plenty to be desired that would not necessary hinder their profits. I run a business as my sole income and I can say that there are times that you need to make a decision that isn't 100% driven by the immediate margins. I would not do lower quality work for less…

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This is more accurate.