It’s so hard to break a decade long habit. Though we all knew this was coming. See y’all on the flip side. 

I sat in a new one after a few days of driving a TM3 — I was very impressed with the overall build quality.

95% of people with Mavericks right now paid sticker because they ordered at launch and waited in line. You don’t see those cars on Cargurus because they were sold 6 months ago before it was even built.

This was physically painful to watch.

My insurance provider and Amex explicitly do not cover vehicles rented on peer-to-peer services.

a sputtering half decade-old GTI

Did Turo once and never again. So many f-ing fees and the liability aspect is scary.

When you need high miles is when Turo makes the least amount of sense. I’ve never heard of a mile limit with the legacy rental companies.

Legendary roast. He talked more about it on The Smoking Tire podcast — he sat on this review for months because even he thought it was too harsh. 

GM aren’t in the business of ethos, they’re in the business of making money. Porsche understand this.

There’s something the Vette isn’t giving customers to justify the higher price.

You’re mad the C8 isn’t more expensive? What?

Sequioa production is moving to San Antonio fyi.

What diesel gets double the mpg and where do you live where diesel costs the same?

Glad someone said it. Disel is more expensive, and they get nowhere near double the mpg of modern gassers. 

Where did you get the 3.5 year guaranteed MSRP? I tried and failed to get on an msrp list few months back, think I was 3000+ deep at once dealer.

with an interior that looks 10 years old

If you went on CarGurus and sorted by “lowest price first” — a sea of white Malibus would pop up (after you sorted through the Sparks and Miarages).

I owned a gen2 for about 6 months. It was heavy, slow, had poor city mpg, and had tons of weird little issues (sagging headliner, cracking speakers, shot motor mounts at 100k, AC compressor made of glass, dry rotted rubber around the door, clunky 5AT)

homie I owned one.