If anyone thinks they do not feel empowered now after the US election - have another drink. You do one thing to bullies - Beat the living funk out of them and you continue to the next one. Zero mercy at all.
If anyone thinks they do not feel empowered now after the US election - have another drink. You do one thing to bullies - Beat the living funk out of them and you continue to the next one. Zero mercy at all.
A: It’s rare that an EV is the only car in a household according to sales data, JD Power, etc. But with the money saved on your daily use, you can rent cars for longer drives if needed. If you’re kids in hockey and has to travel every weekend hundreds of miles, odds are you already have a 7-seat people hauler that…
Owen, my guy... If there was a Worst Take of the Month award, you’d be getting it right about now. Worst Mustang? Seriously?
Notchback 80s stangs are common drag cars. Theyre light, 1,000,000 parts available, cheap and room for a big engine. It’s hard to find one that hasnt been turned into a drag car.
You are entitled to your opinion about the Fox being the worst Mustang.....even though you are dead fucking wrong.
This article title pisses me off
Worst Mustang?
Golf is the answer. Jetta GLI in a pinch.
an ICE engine, well with proper maintenance and car they can last darn near “forever” so you end up with an EV that has a hard fixed lifespan v and ICE car which can in theory last almost “forever”
Why does anyone ever feel bad for wealthy people experiencing their choice to purchase a (accelerated) depreciating asset?!
All the options you gave can be had for significantly less after 1 year lol
K-swapped Honda Fit, roof rack, and maybe some suspension gimickry if you want to play around with tire sizes (I saw one recently in VT that was raised just slightly and had on some capable-looking all-terrains—nothing aggressive or douchey, just different!)
The Mini EV has never really been competitive. Not sure on the new models, but seems like one of those typically-GM moves “nobody bought it so we need to cut it”, when it was just poorly marketed and/or generally uncompetitive.
“We would treat it no differently if it was someone’s F-150 versus a Lamborghini.”
I wonder exactly how they exploited the “business email compromise” to re-route the car.
I wonder if the customer ever got their touchup paint.
I will buy it and make something crazier and more dangerous than Dodge ever dreamed of making.
I feel like we’re better off targeting the general ethos of the Neon rather than putting it back into production.
>too impatient to wait for the stick or pay markups when they were coming out
Getting anything with a manual is probably a 50% reduction in theft chance. If you want to full proof it just get a car and have a hidden kill switch installed.