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Our adversaries would love nothing more than for the American people to lose all faith in our system of government and elections. They spent 4 years helping to push Trump’s message that the election was stolen in order to convince 1/3 of the country. Now they are coming for the other 1/3 of voters. Don’t be a pawn for

Car thieves might know what it is upon closer inspection, but it blends in really well as “just a large sedan” from a distance. There also has to be a market demand for the car in order for thieves to want to steal it. I’d say the market demand for an M5 is much higher than a CT6-V.

B-b-b-bingo!

Yep, most people will see one of these and think it’s just another fancy Chevy.

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Even wee tiny Mazda has dipped its toes into the hybrid SUV market.

If the new owner plans to keep this car longer term, they made out like a bandit. If they plan to sell it a year from now, they will probably also be taking a bath on it. 

Having both the mechanical door release lever and an electronic lock is cheaper than just having a mechanical door release? Please show me the math. 

The sun bleached sign will still be there at what will be the “Buy Now Pay Here” lot, maybe a letter missing, but you’ll still be able to make out the silhouette of the missing letter to know it said “Dodge”. Btw if you work out a deal on the Challenger the salesman will let you take what’s left of the sign with the

Nothing is more expensive to own than a cheap German luxury car. Good luck to whoever buys this one. That said, this generation of AMG GT was truly a gem and a much better sports car that the new AMG GT is (which leans a lot more into being a tourer).

This is going to be the Dodge version of the Lexus LFA isn’t it? Some dealers are just going to hang on to these things and raise the price every year because “it’s the last one” or whatever...

It’s all fluff PR that they put out there to try and generate good will so that the masses will excuse their bad behavior when it eventually comes to light. Musk did the same thing a decade ago when he wanted to be seen as “the man who will save our planet”. He was supposedly all about protecting the environment,

Admit it, we’ve all wanted to do something like this.

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The real tragedy is that the Corvette mechanical release is a lot more obvious than Tesla’s integration. For the Corvette it is a lever on the floor of the car that you pull up towards you (like a hand brake), adjacent to the door opening. Although I can fully understand that during a moment of panic, someone might

The fact that it is required to engineer and implement a mechanical “back up” suggests to me that it is absolutely not cheaper or more cost effective to go with electronic door pulls.

These modern supercar cars are all designed in a wind tunnel and are all converging towards the same general shape. Yes, the details differ, but the the general recipe is now the same. Twin turbo V6, V8, or V12, AWD of some kind, rear-mid-engine, long tail for a high speed, big wings for downforce. It also seems like

The Cybertruck has thought me that a whole lot of people do not know what stainless steel actually is. 

This is a Cybertruck dammit! Gotta be hardcore apocalyptic! He needs to go straight for the sulfuric acid! 

I think this has more to do with people using their business as a way to write off part of the cost of the truck.

I think Cadillac is hitting their stride with these new models. It makes sense for GM to launch EVs under the Cadillac brand and then spin off cheaper Chevrolet models in the future. I would rather buy this than an $80k+ Porsche Macan EV.