I nominate the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger RWD. Every single time there’s bad weather, there’s always some jackass in a Charger or 300 sitting there spinning their wheels going nowhere.  lol

Planned obsolescence isn’t unique to Tesla, and isn’t a new idea in the auto industry.  It has been going on for decades.  No manufacturer is going to design a product that lasts forever.  If they did, they’d be out of business as soon as everyone had one.  

Sounds kinda like everyone saying they’re getting money out of the ATM machine.

So, this truck is $52,500, but doesn’t have a leather option.  It has 600hp and 2000lb/ft of torque, but can only tow 7500 pounds.  It has exhaustive amounts of space for batteries, but can only go 250 miles on a charge.  Is this the most fucking useless pickup ever made?  

Fuji Precision Machinery, which made this car, was also starting to make a new car about the same time, called Subaru.  

“I have no use for these key stick things or an ignition” - Erik Shilling, 1921

He has a net worth of $14.5 Billion.  His shares of Hertz are 1% of his net worth.  No billionaire investor is stupid enough to not diversify.  

C’mon Blake, Jerry Seinfeld literally had episodes devoted to his Saab.  I think Saab is the most New York vehicle you can drive.  :-)

The new Camry V6 is over 300hp.  I’m sure it’s a rocket compared to a lot of vehicles in it’s price class.

Suck a bag of dicks, Patrick.  All this sappy shit.  Just go to The Drive and have fun with your circle jerk over there.  :-) 

Why does the government get to decide when that happens?

Neutral: Seat Belts

Here’s the official statements from Volkswagen regarding their decision:

Guinness already told them multiple times.  But most people are idiots.  :-)

It’s true. They only run Ehra-Lessien in one direction for top speed runs. That wears the asphalt in a certain way.  If they attempted to do the run in the opposite direction, the friction on the tires would be so great they would wear out before the vehicle hit the target 300mph again.  The tires they used, I’m…

But you don’t have $120k, you’re not buying a Range Rover, and people with $120k aren’t either.  That’s why they’re struggling.  lol

Because you have to do it both ways on the same course, and Volkswagen’s track in Germany is so worn in one direction that it would have never hit 300 going backwards without blowing the tires up?  :-)

We’ve got a few on the roads here in NW Indiana, but that may just be because I see them at car shows.  

It’s the biggest Cadillac.  The best Cadillac.  There’s never been any Cadillac like a Trump Edition Cadillac.  They’re YUGE.  And people say they’re the best.