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    As usual, Jason’s recommendation makes almost no sense.

    The government is no more inefficient than any other large organization of human beings.

    “I can’t imagine it taking more than a day to confirm mileage and emissions numbers.”

    Yeah, I imagine the new turbo will be fun, but I’ve been quite satisfied with the NA four’s power, even with four people and their luggage aboard. It also doesn’t hurt that the fuel economy has been really good.

    Mazda sold 45,520 Mazda6 sedans in 2016. (Toyota sold 388,616 Camrys the same year.) I don’t know the manual/auto breakdown, but I used Mazda’s search of current inventory at Mazda dealers within 250 miles of me:

    Make that at least three. I bought a ‘16 6GT two years and 30K miles ago. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I have mine.

    That’s been my experience. I have a 6 with the auto, that I bought after 40 years of owning manuals exclusively. It’s really pretty good. I even like the paddles more than I though I would.

    No, no, no! Very clever! I just floated the setup. You brought it home.

    Here is an incomplete list of the things Toyota president Akio Toyoda will be able to buy with profits from the three-row Lexus RX...

    Didn’t think it would take long. :)

    Then you came to the right place. It looks awesome, and I’m not even much of a Jeep guy.

    In the release version, he should add a an audible taco chime or alert. Passengers in a driverless car are likely to be too engrossed in their phones, and might miss the opportunity otherwise.

    Oh, okay. “Small” like a cougar, then.

    I think you are correct. It’s not a bug, it’s a feature. Computer programmers love tacos.

    My first thought was “check and see if 3M makes a wrap like that.”

    I don’t think I knew Cheetahs purr. I definitely did not know they could meow.

    “For 99% of car buyers the only thing needless is that handling you/we adore.”

    Some of us already think CUVs are soccer mom/baseball dad-mobiles.

    I rarely look into a vehicle during routine driving. The law firm I work for litigates divorce cases. After hearing about and seeing firsthand the batshit crazy things most of those people do, whatever is happening in the car next to me, or whomever might be doing it just no longer makes much of an impression.

    Then by all means enjoy it, if/when you do. :)