Yeah. It’s the billionaire set buying $30k 240sx’s......
honor first
honorfirst
If an asshole CEO stops you from buying a company’s products, then you must have quite a savings, and an empty house.
About 15 years ago, I interned at BMW North America in New Jersey. This was right after the Rolls-Royce purchase and Phantom release.
How turn your 37,000 into 15,000 in two years....what a great idea!!!!!
There are indeed freight trains (though not high speed) running between China and Europe.
Japanese styling. German reliability. They got it backwards.
And no clutch pedal.
Bro. We get it. You don’t like Corvettes. You don’t have to be the first poster on every Corvette article giving us another reason why you hate Corvettes.
The Ram was "“expected to lead the segment on fuel economy.” But that didn't happen.
he offered to go get ice cream with the kid to patch things up.
Let’s also not forget that “certain” folks have slowly but surely watered down the word “Nazi," using it willy-nilly to label ANYONE they disagree with.
I drive a full size 2011 truck with less than 200hp. The 4.3L V-6 offers the fuel economy of a V-8 and the power of a 4 cylinder.
Because you, and countless other Jalopnik commenters screaming at automakers don’t buy things. If you did, they’d make those things.
Yeah, you just described the average Tesla owner.
For real. For some reason he dismissed a back and forth discussion I was having where no one was yelling or calling each other an idiot...I guess he just didn’t want to see opposing points of view.
Remember if you are a US citizen, Trump is your president.
Im never going to wash my tramp stamp autograph.
No, I was not alluding to drinking and driving. It is in fact absolutely true that traffic infractions without intoxication can lead to revocation of a green card. Most won’t, but . . . if you are arrested during the traffic stop, even if no charges end up being filed, that can be enough to show “moral turpitude”,…
At the end of the day, the United States has borders and immigration laws, and somebody has to do the work of enforcing them. The people who the law has to be enforced upon sometimes have sad stories to tell. That’s unfortunate. It does not exempt them from the law.
Seems like progress towards a better experience of border crossing. The article mentions privacy though I don’t quite understand why privacy is expected when crossing the border. I also don’t understand this statement below.