There’s a big difference between taking the engine up to the rev limiter, and actual over-revving which can only really be caused by downshifting.

the engine had been red-lined multiple times

Used Toyota Sienna. I would do the drive away from the Rust belt to get something like this.

Meanwhile, Cybertrucks brick from going through a car wash. 😂

Are a bunch of totaled Kia’s really a “loss” ?

I bought the cheapest new KIA in America, lets see if I can start it 

I guess at least the Hummers won’t have that issue, as their charge port is on the driver-side rear corner of the quarter panel.

Leasing a new vehicle will most likely require you to carry comprehensive insurance on it, which will almost certainly exceed $199/mo. That has to be a weird feeling to be paying more for the insurance on a new car you don’t own than for the usage of the car itself.

This is sad but only a problem if you want to trade or sell your car.  Keep making payments, keep driving and maintaining your car and there will not be a problem.  Except paying way too much in interest.  

I have a similar story about a crazy driver at the ATM. I worked as a waiter for a long time, and often made large deposits on Sundays, as that was always a guaranteed off day as we were closed.

So who identifies what roads are what? Even in your dream land where speed limits boil down into 7 categories and even a few of those are wishy-washy. So who labels the roads in Maps (or writes the algorithm to label the roads)? Who is the point of contact for when users encounter roads int eh wild that are…

Good, I generally dislike the idea speed limiters in the first place, or at least ones you can’t disable.  There are plenty of areas where the normal flow of traffic is above the posted limit, in those situations driving the limit is actually MORE dangerous than going with the flow. In Houston, inside the loop 55mph…

I’m hearing different advice whispered into each ear:

This is one bill I’m actually glad he vetoed. Total garbage and was a complete joke.

Absolutely. Some of the lobotomies weren’t recent.

I'm going with a reluctant ND. It looks REALLY good, and if the intermittent issues weren't there, I'd probably give it a thumbs up.

“...thousands of people are going to be left wondering what to do when or if their Alfa needs to be serviced...”

Yeah, “big discount” in the title had me thinking in the $40k range at most. $63+k discounted is still too much.

I’ve always had an irrational attraction to the 505 diesel. A good paint job and euro headlights would be the cat’s pajamas.  NP.

Holy Crack Pipe, Batman! The missing trim and the absence of a strut tower brace are all I needed to see. Someone did this THEN realized it was a bad idea and is trying to recoup their outlay. Pandemic project, maybe? This is ND at half the price.