Two stars for adjective “broughamy”.

Marketed to Bugatti owners because they have already exhibited a penchant for wanton, useless excess. This is a blatant, “I am burning hundred dollar bills in front of the homeless” bird flip to the 99.9%.

That’s what the outside of my Corvair engine looks like!

If you are a dealer, you are losing business by not working online.
If you are a customer, do business with dealers who will do it your way.

Currently, the only sales the dealerships are allowed are online. Desperate dealerships are finally committing to online sales. (except for in-person test drive) I have no idea how the finance guy adds on undercoating virtually but I’m sure they’ll find a way.

I’d offer to cut your bangs but I don’t want to end up on the next ‘Creepy emails we got from readers’ video. And thank you for a good music selection.

My friend just completed a Carvana purchase. If they can shift cars using a remote sales and delivery process then why not dealerships? For the record, neither is critical infrastructure.

Or a RAM?

Dude, you’re killing it.

But SHE’S TOUCHING HER FACE!!

And another idea. How about a virtual garage crawl? Each person sends 5 photos to you guys to register. You pick the most interesting and then that person hosts a video garage crawl showing off their cool stuff and obscure cars.

First let me commend you guys on the planning and technical execution of Round 1. I could not believe we didn’t lose anybody or just stare at blank screens.

As soon as they get the Model Y up to speed, they should just stop making the 3. I am sure they probably make more money on the Y, the two vehicles are about the same size, price, and performance. There is really no reason for it.

Think about what it takes to earn the price of that car. Let’s say you make $40k after taxes. Is it really worth ONE WHOLE YEAR OF WORKING to buy a nice car?

3500 useless Nissans. Torch ‘em. Collect insurance.

I think the whole balloonist connection is a lot of hot air. Way overblown.

“Don’t buy the car, buy the owner”. If the owner is fastidious, knows a lot about the car, and is honest about the details, you will probably be ok. If the owner uses 10 year old photos, can’t be bothered to clean the car, or lives in a shack by the river, you might want to think twice.

There was a beautiful 30ish blonde woman in my neighborhood. She drove a Jag E-type convertible, light metallic blue with tan top. As a teenager, well, you can imagine the things I imagined.

Attractive, well-made, affordable cars. What an interesting strategy.

In Kristen’s honor, I say, ‘No red cloth tops, ever!’. Now since Kristen is dead to us I will say that this one is actually ok and the interior is really good...