Is your dad’s truck also doing livery service like the Telsa did? This wasn’t just some regular person’s commuter car or even a car that pulled some light duty commercial work, this was a 100% 24/7 livery service. Like a taxi, this is a completely different use case with harder wear on certain components like interior…

Man worried about recession causes recession. 

Do you know if they added HOV lane consideration when calculating trip times?

The 959 already gets tons of credit for many things however calling it the car that saved the 911 is a step too far. Without Peter, the 911 would have ceased to exist in 1981 which means the 1986 959 would of course not existed at all.

Lincoln Town Car of any vintage.

I know this actual car quite well and on paper it’s a winner but in person it’s just not very good looking, the suspension looks saggy going down the road, and it’s got a pretty bad exhaust smell which will have to get diagnosed.

And yet you seemed to fit very comfortably in a 2-D pane of glass with a couple other people, Zod. Get over it.

“in a market that can’t get enough of big and stupid SUVs."

The world is littered with former athletes and other sudden millionaires that had no education in money management that end as poor as when they started or worse.

For the record I think NASCAR is going to have to do a lot more than adding a new shifter if they expect to remain relevant.

*sigh*

The automotive equivalent of “straight to DVD.”

Are you saying a car designed in China is copying something else?

I think the authors need to remember the question is “What car should he buy?” and not “What car would you buy in the same situation?”

I get it’s a joke but just once I’d like to see one of these posts where every option is a good, realistic choice. I’m tired of seeing 1 good option and 3 batshit crazy vehicles. I mean seriously, Austin lives in Maryland and works for a living, he doesn’t run a summer boutique on Nantucket.

I assume it’s all “short staffing”... Nobody’s got time to listen to the real stream event, so they just summarize another site’s synopsis of a blogger’s Cliff’s Notes of a text message from a girlfriend that watched part of it on a window open at her work PC.

What are you talking about???? He named SPECIFICALLY the three people, including the Nissan-Governmental Affairs guy, that had him whacked.

You had me till the last sentence, and then you failed big time. BMW owners don’t care what’s under the hood as long as it has the badge? Implying that BMW owners neither care about the dynamics of the car or the environment is a lazy stereotypical response I’ve come to expect from the writing on this site.

And now you’ve put the early 80's electronic song Sharevari in my head. “Smoking on his cigarette. Listening to his car cassette. Cruising with his hot playmate. In his Porsche 9 2 8.”

I was going to start my comment by saying “because 95% of Fusion sales are to rental car fleets” then I realized the same thing could be said about the Edge so now I’m lost.