Thank you for your helpful contribution. 

these guys are huge pieces of shit.

The ATV shitheads might be the worst. 

Yeah, I’d say Tesla is toast.

Do you know if those cars in your stable had chassis flex issues in their development stages? If you found out that at one point they did, would you get rid of those vehicles? Probably not because that’s what mule vehicles and early and late stage development vehicles are for. Finding issues and correcting them before…

“it has a Camry engine”

You’re really going out of your way here to spam comments with your anecdotes about reliability.

But the left. And the right. And neither understands China even a little. 

I read the comments and regret having read the comments. 

Oh jesus not this again. You’re an asshole. Even perfect drivers get stuck out there sometimes trying to see around the corner to safely proceed.

Go to any third world country and you'll see the results of your idea. 

This asshole probably has a 30 second youtube add that comes on(every fucking time you’re trying to watch a video)...he’s in a garage surrounded by a 5 year old R8(murdered out) and 9 year old 458 (of course its red), and starts telling you about what books he reads, and how you can have the type of financial freedom…

But r/personalfinance told me that anyone buying something other than a 20 year old Honda with 200k miles is throwing their money away. There is no reason why literally anyone, needs anything more than a two decade old Japanese compact car.

1st and 2nd gear are a bit at odds with each other today. PSA cuts 3700 hundred jobs and gets praised for screwing over unions to generate profits for a failing former GM brand. GM tries to do something similar to save its own current brands and everyone’s like, “Hey, GM’s trying to screw over the unions! Grrrr!”

Wait, hang on. I just want to make sure I’m getting this.

He got greedy by selling a car that was confirmed to him by the party he bought it from, yet is a fake? Blindness =/= him trusting a restoration shop that provided fake documentation.

Opinions and assholes have something in common.

The reason older cars are stronger is because they use thicker sheet metal. Because of other heavy components, carmakers have had to lighten cars any way they can. Using thinner sheet metal is an option, but they then also have to use manufacturing tricks to strengthen the panels

They never said it was more rigid than older cars, they said it was more rigid than if the crease wasn't there. I'd bet they started showing up when they started really going after efficiency, and going after thinner sheet metal for the weight. Thicker metal didn't need it, thinner metal does.

You make some good points, it’s a shame you are being a dick about it.