That actually does sound like a very equitable solution.  Honestly, I could probably spend at least an hour thinking this one through over beers.  

“and lastly, the reason I sold it: Every single person wants to race you. Seriously. People see this car, and then start doing dangerous ass shit, just because they assume you must love racing.”

Kind of OT but playing this out as a thought exercise, what’s the acceptable amount of wealth that could be doled out to the populace such that nobody would blink an eye? 100% to the populace would result in people shouting about communism and welfare states. 0% to the populace obviously has it’s own problems, chief…

Since when do we allow a company’s instructions to trump common sense?

Hell, I’ve commented enough around here that I’m still wondering what it takes to get out of the greys.  *shrug*

Hah! Had an Uber driver in a tuned Mazdaspeed 6 one time. He was surprised that I a) knew what it was when he pulled up, and b) asked him to get on it a bit for me. Sadly, it wasn’t as fast as I expected, but it was still a fun Uber ride!

Why not buy a slightly older limited edition, and modify that? https://www.carvana.com/vehicle/1291952

I wouldn’t mind if they would also introduce legislation that would require the traditional taxi companies to clean up their act as well.  

Oh man. The FD with it’s non-tilting steering wheel. I wanted to buy one many years back, but that was a deal breaker for me.

The school colors predate the actual mascot being named. These are throwback uniforms that call back to the days when Tulane didn’t have a mascot and was just called the “Olive and Blue”. So, pre-1920 uniforms.

The school colors predate the actual mascot being named. These are throwback uniforms that call back to the days when Tulane didn’t have a mascot and was just called the “Olive and Blue”. So, pre-1920.

Oddly enough, in 2 ears of ownership, the only part of my Jeep I ever washed was the interior!

As somebody who just shopped for a third row SUV, I can tell you that the Pathfinder competes in one place and one place only: used car pricing. I have no idea who is buying these things new, but they are taking an absolute beating in the used car market. On the other hand, if one is on a budget and looking for a…

American for me. It’s happened to me twice with them now. What’s worse, both times I purchased upgraded seats for me and my wife, and the equipment change resulted in the two of us not only being separated but also being placed in standard seats. American of course tried to site the “seat purchases are non-refundable”…

It’s strictly a ceremonial thing, but yes, it is a big deal. For the professional American league, MLB, first pitches are often thrown out by heads of state, movie stars, and other luminaries.

Uh... just because it’s not high speed doesn’t mean it’s not “WiFi”.  The hotspot advertised a wireless network and allowed device to connect via said network. That is still “WiFi”.  The actual term “WiFi” doesn’t have to include access to the outside world.

Nothing’s ever quite this black and white. I don’t have kids, but I can sympathize with the dad who just needs a fuckin’ cup of coffee not wanting to go through the trouble of unbuckling the fuckin’ kid out of the government mandated fuckin’ child seat that the kid now has to stay in until he’s 8 fuckin’ years old…

Ever heard of Newton’s second law?

There’s a reason people would rather do taxes than buy cars...

Just chiming in to say that this is correct as I know it as well. A few years back my retired grandfather actually backed out of purchasing a street legal golf kart that qualified for EV credits because he didn’t report enough income to qualify for the full credit.