It was a thing elsewhere, too. See “shooting brake.”
Hoo
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“Granted, having level 2 charging in my garage is the key to making it work well. Obviously, not everyone has that advantage.”
Same here. I didn’t even bother to read the article before voting ND.
I’m a boomer! And... you’re not wrong.
Okay, I’m gonna give away my age with this comment, but when I started driving, Volvo, Audi, even BMW were considered “premium” rather than luxury, and they were priced below Mercedes, Jag, et. al. Seems to me they moved a lot further upscale in perceived status and price, where there’s room for a new “premium” that…
TBH, I kinda forgot they were still making them. Haven’t seen one on the road in a long time.
No. Not even close.
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Don’t forget North Carolina Woman.
Try to see out the back quarters of almost anything anymore. Lane-change radar, cross-traffic alert, backup cameras, etc. are necessity rather than luxury now.
My parents stopped using Windows years ago and switched to Chromebooks and iPads. Made their lives and mine a lot easier.
Real ugly.
Maverick.
I woulda bought it. But then, I bought my Mazda for the lights around the grille, so there’s that.
Me, too. A ‘76 yellow fastback. Drove it for nine years. It was fun to drive.
“I do find it pretty stupid that there are people who daily a sports car and don’t track it...”
Americans.
That’s perverse..!
This.