1st: Once 96 month financing becomes a thing, watch those sales figures jump!

I would like to think the computer should be able to react faster than I can, but what if they just start to drift over and correct themselves. At what point does the computer take evasive maneuvers? Like they start to drift will the car “slam” on the brakes? It’s these oddball situations that will prove that…

The permitless car. Basically a scooter. All the French teens and drunkards drive around in them.

I think its a decent price, but I would be hard pressed to buy it. $10k is just the membership to the country club. If you want to do anything other that just say I own a V8 5 Series with a stick, prepare to lose a lot of weight in your back pocket.

That actually sound pretty good. I have never heard of this before.

Soooooo does that mean no chicken skin sandwiches?

Fallout:Battle Royal. The Quest to get some of that sweet ForkKnife user base.

I was thinking the exact same thing. Well, actually I was thinking “How many damn Assassins Creed games are there??”

The Toyota Rav4. The automotive equivalent of MTV.

This is exactly what I was thinking. I own a Ram 1500 that will be effected by this, but hot damn they literally found a needle in a haystack. I have to at least give them props for being proactive about it.

I hope this lets me post a link (if not search for Mill Ave at Night).

I think if the Magnum came out now with current interior, it might have faired better.

That is to discriminate against Boston Dymanics creations. Quick someone call Channel 9 News!!!!

If car companies all did what Ford is in the process of doing and only built cash cows, the automotive industry would be 60% crossovers and 40% full-size trucks.

Not going to lie.....I read that as Ron Jeremy at first glace.

I get that Ford isn’t happy about their contracts get broken. They have every legal right to sue (Cena, not so sure about the dealership). However, at what point (which in my opinion has already come) does this look bad for Ford. Yes, you have an exclusive product, but these actions are not the best PR. I am looking…

Heirs can not but estates are bound to contracts (not a lawyer, so I could be wrong). Like if you have a mortgage and you die, you might have a heir to inherit your house, that debt doesn’t just go away. The mortgage company will expect it to be cleared out from the estate.

That is Torch Humor added in. The press photos I saw the other day was Xbox One.

I am no lawyer, but the contract would probably fall back to the estate. Like if he financed a car/house/etc, and then passes away the estate is responsible for fulfilling the contract. In this instance the estate could be held to the terms of the contract he signed to not sell.

If you want to make it worse, that looks the same headlight switch in a $15,000 VW Jetta.