I will hazard a guess:

As a fellow lib, there’s nothing that makes me feel more “owned” than a complete stranger destroying his own property in a fit of pique over some bunch of strangers trying to make sure some other bunch of strangers are being treated fairly.

“Still love the truck, though!”

I’m going to guess the recent MBA grads thought they’d “cut costs” by eliminating the cheaper, volume sellers, and boost profits by building “high margin” stuff.

At every company I’ve ever worked at, the last person you’d want personally handling the nuts and bolts of the business is the CEO. That person knows the least about the actual day in, day out grind of the business of being a business. The CEO is there to attract investors and lobby for contracts, government…

Will Harley Davidson go the way of Oldsmobile? Once upon a time, building cool and exciting stuff that captivated the youths back in the 60s, then existing solely to sell things to those same people for decades, only to realize that, hey, they’re all dying, and flailing about trying to shed their “stuff for old…

They think it’s short term - until they choke on it.

It’s weird to deliberately hitch your wagon to a dying species.  

“Forbidden Toblerone” sounds like an item from the next Vampire Survivors update.

There’s this thing called “due diligence.”  Ignore it at your peril.

2018 Ford: We’re gonna stop making all cars except the Mustang.

It is very real, it is very weird, and Paul Sorvino is *very* hungover in it.

Is this an actual thing? I must watch this, like physically I must watch this movie.

It’s always amusing when people’s *speculative investments* lose money and they get all lawsuit-y. You signed up for the risk hoping for the reward, in full legal knowledge that said reward may not materialize.

I understand that between adrenaline, being fucking pissed, being late for something, and fear of a medical bill a lot of people refuse medical care at the scene. But if get hit by a driver running a stop/red light I am sitting my ass on the curb until a paramedic checks me out and I see what the officer wrote down.

When you distill it down to the bare essence, it’s pretty much “We just don’t wanna.”

1st Gear: The NADA always has the lamest excuses. Taking care of recalls would lead to additional costs for the consumer? Why is that, since the burden of recall costs are on the manufacturer? I guess that means that sled will be on the dealership’s books for an additional week. So, their position is “fuck it, our…

The “Best” is hard to say, as so many of the “best” are pretty hard to come by, and often (nearly) impossible to drive on regular roads. But if we take “best” to mean “most successful,” I think it’s hard to argue against the Jeep Wrangler. They brought off-roading to the masses, and they’ve been doing it for decades.

So was your Porky Pontiac a Bulging Bonneville, a Corpulent Catalina, or maybe a Flabby Fiero?

Bro, it’s totally your fault for loading that tailgate with over 15 lbs of groceries! Next time, put the soda and beer cases directly in the bed so you can avoid additional damage to the tailgate.