As of the 2025 model year, it won’t be available with one.
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It was originally supposed to be an Alfa Romeo, but Maserati stole it when it was nearly finished. It was supposed to start in the $125k range.
I’m not spending the time to figure out what the ‘oil is contaminated’ means - signs of coolant? That would be a disaster, if it was run, but otherwise I’m not seeing a disaster here. Just a car that needs restoration.
The joint ownership of GM and Bedrock are seeking $250M from the state. Bedrock is the entity primarily responsible for the demolition and remodeling of the site, but GM is taking all of the bad press because their name is on top of the building.
Right? You can just leave a car unattended in the garage for days at a time and the police don’t even bat an eye.
Sounds like they gave away an unsellable car in exchange for getting 35 people (who are searching for a new car) onto their dealer lot. Not the worst sales strategy I’ve heard.
Counterpoint: Electric cars don’t go brrrrrr.
I was going to come here to craft a thoughtful, fact-filled comment about how these policies will only give the rest of the world — and our enemies — a huge head start, how military readiness and capability will be diminished, and how it would be far better to listen to what the commanders on the field think our…
We were bought out recently by a larger organization, and the process of selling a business of this type is month’s long ordeal that involves state regulatory agencies of every state we’re involved in (and you know how getting stuff done with a govt agency goes, takes forever), blah blah. Anyway, only a handful of…
“Even if the dozen top members perfectly keep silence, someone is going to figure out who is hiring 10,000 people to work in some remote island.”
This whole thing is stupid. There’s almost nobody who wants to pay more money to get somewhere slower. The people who are sick of tiny airplane seats and have money will just upgrade to first class, not book a ride on a luxury airship that’s slower than their car.
I don’t see this doing well. Spain gets super windy and if you’re trying to get from Ibiza to the mainland, I can see flights getting cancelled over it. I run into similar when I fly out of Gibraltar because of the Levante (not the car).
Yeah, I don’t believe it. Here’s the real explanation.
It is my boring opinion that there are very very very few actual secret conspiracies.
It’s true the US economy is doing very well right now and recovered from pandemic issues much better and faster than others with the miraculous soft landing almost nobody thought was possible.
Why does this even exist to begin with? What problem is a digital licence plate solving? How often would you change the plate on a car anyway? I know the plate doesn’t stick with the car in the US like it does here in Europe, but unless you’re moving to a different state, it doesn’t change unless you get a custom…
Motherfucking conspiracy theorists have crippled if not destroyed this country.
In all honesty, this comes back to the fundamental question: what is the point of a digital licence plate if it’s not for this sort of nonsense? It’s more expensive than stamped aluminium, requires power, can fail, and can be tampered with in an occluded manner. Who, other than people looking to commit moving…
“No. I’ve ruined two perfectly good Ferraris!”