not sure if trolling or just doesn't realize very few people knew who Tesla was. Conn-Ed has also done a much better job of shiting on Tommy than musk has done to his rival.

It actually takes a little bit of time to complete a 20-40K$ transaction, regardless of credit concerns. A vehicle is movable property that needs to be registered and insured, not a can of Coke at the grocery.

Talk to any sales pro and they will have a story similar to yours. Good sales person will chat up the prospect before moving on. A skilled one will conversationally find out all he needs to know in few minutes.

Wait you got arrested for because the dealership put car plates on a truck...and that is a boring story? If you want to tell that story I can probably run it.

You must be really good at grocery shopping...or really like Ramen noodles.

GM is going to put a recall out for this.

Why is Jeff Bridges looking through that engine at you in a funny way?

Even Kia offers the Soul in brown now.

so what you're saying is.. they're both not really good? Because those are really the only two on this list I saw and laughed at and said "NOPE! never would I ever..."

Yeah but the end of the day you're in a Neon.

That they would have been alive when that statement was read, is incredibly unsettling. In fact, NASA having to deal with certain death, remotely, while still in contact, is just so far outside the "comfort" zone of human experience I find it pretty terrifying.

In an interview after the flight Buzz Aldrin said that before launch they estimated the odds of success at 1/3, of a failure that the crew survived at 1/3, and of a failure that killed the crew at 1/3. Neil, Buzz and Mike rolled those dice and rode the rocket into history. Iron men all.

Shit. I'd rather die in the S-Class than be seen in the Smart.

"All of the shock and awe, none of the messy legal entanglements."

This video pretty much sums up why i decided to take up Muay Thai.

Fully restored by Brabus it costs roughly the same. It's the obvious choice.

Yeah, no ... I'll take this one instead.

I agree...I'm not really luxury car guy, but if I want a big Mercedes, I want a REALLY big Mercedes. Something I can host a family reunion in.

The spindly bits bug me quite a bit.

Tom, great write-up! I do have to disagree with this statement: