Maybe they thought he’d be too embarassed to bring it up?

It’s sole purpose was to make it appeal the the “I like to sit up high” crowd and fill America’s unquenchable thirst for SUVs and CUVs, just like all the other ugly high riding Hunchback CUVs everybody is coming out with.

As always, fuck dealerships.

I think it looks significantly better if you black out that bar

Right? It looks like they dropped a photo of a Model 3 into MS-Paint and just kinda stretched it vertically. And then said, "good enough, go make it."

I’m neutral. It’s not ugly, but I don’t get the cybertruck associations. To me it just looks like a Kona or some other H/K small CUV.

Looks are subjective but I think it looks infinitely better than the current Y which looks like a blowfish.

“The subordinate took screenshots and showed them to co-workers and managers, the decision said.”

I’d rather have the opposite: A V8 in a normal looking CTS. I love a good sleeper.

This. And what is in the passenger-side cargo net? A roll of film?

He likely has a doorman and on site valet. He doesn’t park-but he does pick and drop off at his door. This....doesn’t really help his case in most people’s eyes.

I get that it’s fun to point and laugh at the rich guy complaining about $9, but the issue he raises seems legitimate. His residence, his car, and his kids are all outside of the congestion zone but because of how the streets are laid out he has to briefly drive into the congestion zone when going around the block in…

It’s stupid, it will be mismanaged and only cause inconvenience for rich, not so rich and poor people regressively. It will never meaningfully fund anything, will be fraught with management issues and waste and will be ultimately abandoned.

Hmm... no license plate, overly wordy CL ad... really looks like a dealer attempting to sell something off lot. I’m a ND just for that. That’s probably also why the seller doesn’t seem to understand where the car was built. Though I’d guess we’d see a bunch of “’Merica F’Yeah!!” all over the ad if they knew it was…

ND.  This is above market for that mileage even with the hardtop (and I say that as an owner looking to sell in the spring because of a newly licensed 16-year old). The car itself looks to be in decent shape but with at least one easy cosmetic fix (the missing airbag tags on the door cards) skipped.

As a university professor, I will say that teaching undergraduate snotlings is never repetitive because every year those beasts find new and inventive ways to make life frustrating. It’s like driving an Alfa.

This.  I still find driving fun, except for all the drivers paying more attention to their phone than the road.

I grew up in a time where my parents would take me for rides. Just ride around. Then I used to do it in highschool. I still try to take the long way home every once and a while. Usually other people on the road is what makes it miserable for me.

Gasoline models were known for that , these are known for 52 mpg

Not $5k in today’s market, but it will probably sit on the lot long enough for it to be haggled away for much less than $14,500.