As a balance off-set, I have a 2016 Suburban with 105,000 miles on it, and I haven’t had to do anything to it but fluids and tires. It’s been the best of my 13 Suburbans over the years. 

That is the ONLY nice thing I can say about what we’re going through right now

And other people are saying that Hillary was actually a bondage slave girl for Epstein and that’s why Biden is running for president. 

What happens if you urinate on one? 

My rule in going back east used to be “never order Mexican food east of the Mississippi River”.

I’m a Texan who recently lived in Akron and I can assure you there is no such thing as good mexican food in Ohio.

So when did “peak oil” get flipped to mean peak demand?

There’s always another taillight crisis around the corner. Be patient. 

Quiet is good; sell this pack to the Cummins assholes.

The point of the union is to fairly compensate labor.

Maybe you should not post thoughts like that when people share experiences with you. 

You auditioning for Jalopnik? They are hiring.

Way too small of a demand for those things for VW to waste resources. That’s a toy, not a real car.

Perfect! Shifter, headlights, AC controls - all on ceiling! Then I can get my Han Solo overhead switching moments in.  Hyperdrive in 3, 2, 1...

1) I’m not down with OPP.

I wonder what killed it. Cost? Maintenance considerations? Thermal packaging?

A supercharged German wagon - what could possibly go wrong?

I didn’t take anything out of context, little bunny. I merely quoted your two conflicting points, one of which was declarative. 

And you can sell the Leaf for $3000 when you’re done with it; this Changli will be worth $300.