Ah yes, the Japanese Camaro.

Essentially, yes, but a submodel of Corolla that Toyota never released in the states themselves.

My son and I both love his Volt. From the front seats.

She could not be moved to comment on such trivialities.  That, and she could not be reached on her yacht.

Costs like an actual house, too.

I rented a Chevy Malibu one year when my Caravan’s ECU lobotomized itself; the car was fantastically comfortable and roomy and got great mileage, but did you ever hear about them? Not at the time.

I won’t argue.  Car-adjacent pundits hate it, but the millions and millions and millions of people who buy them, don’t.

I wasn’t aware they had done that. I haven’t been following Lucid hardly at all since they have seemed to be stuck in prototype phase forever and the price tag on the Dream started high and stayed there. I can’t get excited about another sky-high, over the top car, electric or otherwise, that I won’t be able to afford…

That just slots them, very firmly, into the ancient and in this case richly deserved economy car pejorative: penalty box.

Reminds me of an off-color joke:

A 500 mile range on an electric sedan that size is indeed a lucid dream.

Every Ferrari ever made.

The Ami, and by extension the Rocks-e, is a VSP - voiture sans permis. It is, essentially, a moped with four wheels. You don’t need a license to operate one.

What about an antivaxxer?

They’re only apologizing because the guy made a stink about it and now they look like assholes.

The lighter DJI Matrice model weighs over eight pounds; the bigger one about ten, and depending on the payload they can fly with over 13 pounds of total weight.

Someone IS going to get shot or, at the very least, punched very hard.

I think it’s an okay price for an original manual 3-series of this age, with this mileage.  If, as he claims, it was all done professionally and there’s paperwork to provide provenance, I don’t see anything too terribly out of line here.  It’s not like he shoved a small block Chevy into it or a Powerglide.  According…

This is an ‘87 Grand Wagoneer, from the last few years of the SJ series which introduced the model designation:

If you get it, you get it.