Wheeled vehicles not on rails is one of the biggest pitfalls or this idea. A car would wear down the road it drives on, steel rails need much less maintenance.

Are they attracted by the artificially cheap price quoted or the dumb idea as a whole? Cause going off the Vegas model it is an unsafe and slow scam.  

Is the regular Blazer dead? I feel like it just came out lol

Golf R and the Rivian R1T

My 14 GTI just got to 40k miles, with the new GTI being so expensive I might get the R, that or wait for a better electric car.

Why anyone overpaying for the Stingray was dumb

So similar performance at a higher power usage 18 months later, not exactly impressive.

There is an AMD RX 6600 non XT for $250, great value 

Flat 12*

Porsche 917/30 Can-Am’s 5.4L V12, it was so good it killed the sport.

My grandma is 95 and has an 01 Volvo S60 80k miles, garage kept its whole life, what should I ask for it?

I used to park my car in Silver Spring so could be closer to 95 when I was going to head to the beach in NJ on summer weekends and just Metro to my car. 

My Mom has a new XC60 Inscription and the seats look great but I can’t get comfortable no matter how long I play with it. 

They gave me a loaded Quattroporte when I had my Stelvio in for service. It was so underwhelming, it was the more powerful V6 and it didn’t feel quick, the tech was dated but it sure did feel long.  

Below msrp, more off on high-end cards than low end.

My Dad had a blue W8 Passat, he only had it for a few months and then got a company car but it was sweet.  

Not necessary 

My little brother got my Jetta when I went to college. I was the stereotypical older child and took care of my things, my brother was the stereotypical little brother who did not. That poor car was hit by a deer, hit several other vehicles, was curbed and somehow blew out nearly all the fuses. Needless to say I needed…

Anyone ever try to run older supercars with modern tires at the ring?

That’s pretty sweet