How many MDXs can one have gone through if one drives it for 145+k miles before getting another one?

By the time the coming civil war ends and California is a separate country incorporating Oregon and Washington into Cascadia, they’ll make it part of the state constitution that ICE cars are banned. 

I like it, but the Senna GTR looks even more ungainly when dressed with these liveries.

Of all the potential takes, this is the dumbest.

Comments in this thread are cracking me up. This is entirely normal. For those interested, here are some recent expansion fees that can serve for comparison:

Yeah, it looks all funny with the equations and such, but it’s not really that complicated if you actually read it. While I don’t dispute your general premise, I don’t see anything in this example that is egregious - for safety’s sake no one wants a racing series that says “F*** it, just load that 20 gallons of fuel wi…

Uber and Lyft set requirements for what kind of cars they can drive, and they set the fares for the rides. They have a lot of control over the drivers.

I don’t think that is nearly as clear cut as you suggest, nor apparently do the lawyers and courts involved.

At the last minute, the state gave in.

I’m convinced that people on automotive blogs think that anything not sold in the U.S. is automatically cool. This “thing” is hideous and would be torn to shreds in this comment section if Toyota used this design for the Sienna.

The 2013 Cherokee is hideous. And not just because of the lights—that front overhang is, especially from the side, horrid.

The Aztec wasn’t ugly, it was just early.

Needed more Grill. I sent an Invoice to BMW for my work

No One Knows What’s Happening with the Used Car Market

NADA now estimates new light-vehicle sales between 13 million and 13.5 million units for the year – down from an original 2020 sales forecast of 16.8 million units.

1st Gear: You get a bailout! You get a bailout! Everybody gets a bailout!!

Neutral: At face value it sounds great for someone who is in need of another vehicle when this is all over, BUT it’s only treating symptoms. The reality is that most people cant really afford a $35k car because wages haven’t kept up with inflation.

I think it’s inspiring what Honda has been able to do recently with their whole engineering and design process. Most car companies won’t take the kind of risks Honda has, especially with regards to putting disabled people in key positions.

The rear fake vent is the worst square foot of car design in history.

This is the busiest “slice” of a car I’ve ever seen. Even after a few years, these things get my attention for all the wrong reasons. It’s simultaneously basic/homely and annoyingly offensive, which is hard to do. Like the car version of Pauly Shore.