That same screen is where you make all the seat and mirror adjustments too, which was super cool. To hell with toggle switches and knobs.

That’s OK, no one is perfect.

I have lived here for 20 years. I’ve hit up the booze-making establishments a few times. :) 

You should have put your contact info in that post just in case GM execs read this site: you sound like GM management material.

And they never have to do anything else if they don’t want to. They don’t want to work late or come in early to help complete a project they don’t have to.

I only hate a specific kind of truck - lifted, diesel, often driven by a guy named Chad with bad taste in hats, the only thing it has ever hauled is Coors Light - but it’s not that the spots aren’t big enough for trucks, it’s that the person bought more truck than they know how to drive and can’t park it.

*notes sticker*

Am I the only one who really doesn’t like their car to be a color with my vehicles being gray , black , white and silver.

I will not spend good money on a Nissan of this era with over 100k, from my experience everything is about to go south and it will be consuming oil like a 2-cycle. 

Spoken like somebody who has never owned a used BMW.

CP, but with a heavy heart. I can just imagine popping my collar, cranking the Tears for Fears and fielding high fives at Radwood all day. 

... where goodness is measured by the size of your bank account.

Every year on my birthday I test drive a car or two, as a free birthday present to myself.

His tunnel boring machine must have hit a major breakthrough, given the rate at which he is digging himself in a hole.

I’ll underscore that point once more for those in the nosebleed seats: a pedestrian died this year at the hands of a self-driving car, and a Tesla Model X driving in the car’s semi-autonomous Autopilot function wound up in a fatal crash of its own.”