Came here to point this out, seems obvious right? But I’m no economic expert, I just know I can’t afford a new car.

You haven’t driven in Georgia. These fuckers NEED this, as standard equipment.

I don’t think this was a good way for Koenigsegg to correct the record. They should have tweeted, “Quick jump on this One:1 before Bonham’s figures out how much it’s really worth”... which would have alerted Koenigsegg’s Saudi clientele, that follow their Twitter page, this auction is coming up and they need to bid…

Are you fucking kidding me?

I tried to talk the wife into bidding on a local bloodmobile that sold for a few hundred dollars at auction here recently. Apparently it’s “creepy” and we can’t build our own RV because we have “a toddler” and “jobs” and “a bunch of other projects with no recent progress.”

I’m afraid he may end up with a fleet of 400 broken Saabs.

Asking for advice on an auto enthusiast site with an active comment section is hardly the worst decision someone with money to blow could make.

NSX. 

Have people finally realized you don’t need a new car every few years??? Nope, they are all just as broke as I am.

Or having kids, it seems...

This will probably be an unpopular opinion, but in our yard, I used Conquer (pesticide). Last year, we had more than a dozen ticks (probably more than 20). this year, we had a couple before we sprayed and have had none after. Obviously, it helps to also keep your grass and surroundings cut low (and kept that way).

Oh no! You might have the *option* to buy an electric vehicle! You might have the *option* to produce your own power with solar on your house. You might have cheaper cleaner electricity from your utility!

Or, as per the actual article, there needs to be more alternatives, especially in places like cities where driving is inefficient and annoying.

How do I get one of those tin foil MAGA hats?

Sounds like the poor guy’s been going round in circles for some time now...

Buick TourX-

Possibly, or just circling like vultures, ready to take over once we’ve destroyed ourselves.

today I learned that the only thing that could make cars driving in circles remotely interesting isn’t allowed.

I’m not particularly a “scholar” of WW II, but I did minor in history with a concentration in the European theater of that war—and I lived in Germany for five years (had the opportunity to visit Auschwitz, as well).

Based on that education and those experiences, I can only say the following:

Americans tend to conflate…