They’ll still find a way. They always find a way.

Pre Hundred Years’ War obviously.

Carrying weight on all 16 cylinders (great reference btw)

Does anyone else get a pre-war vibe from the Chiron? I always imagined pre-war luxury cars would make you feel special, and I kinda get that vibe from this. I know we like to shit on Bugatti here, but they do make some really desirable cars IMO.

They are truly a backwards company. If they think that thing can compete with the highlander or the pilot, they’re delusional.

Jeep trumpster™ Now with optional Dorito-dust orange paint!

They’ve gone the way of the national review. Relatively well written conservative publication, now just a hyper-partisan shell of its former self. Not that I would have agreed with the views of national review or the federalist in the past, but at least they didn’t come off as bumbling idiots.

De-catted cars make my eyes water. I was behind this De-catted rx7 at in n out the other day and God damn that thing smelled noxious. The author of that article seems to think that smell means nothing is wrong though. Just the government smell police telling you what smells bad!

I howled when I read the “excess gas” line. What he described is literally how you make an exhaust flamethrower. This guy is a special kind of idiot.

I don’t know about that orange, but I love that blue. I’d say it’s the second best interior color i’ve seen on these, after that gorgeous tan the press cars have. Reminds me of the blue interior color they offer in the current s-class.

He’s put himself between a thousand different rocks, and a thousand different hard places because of all his dumbass promises. It’ll be funny to watch him squirm when shit hits the fan.

“Listen pal. Just met with my financial advisor. Great guy. Smart guy. Not as smart as me though. Went to Wharton. Great school. Great guy. Said this president thing isn’t working out. Said it wasn’t working out. Said I should look into doing something else. So i’ve been thinking of getting into the car business. The…

My moms car was recently in the shop, and she had a Journey rental for a few days. What an absolute pile of shit. I can’t believe that thing is the best they could come up with for the red-hot crossover market.

Chrysler is just perpetually shit. They still haven’t really gotten out of the decades-long dark age of American cars that ford and gm have exited already. They’d rather make challenger variants than work on designing new platforms.

Despite dieselgate and the widespread reports of reliability issues down the road, VW is still more of a company than FCA could ever hope to be. They’re basically the exact opposite of FCA, which is a good thing. Competent, understated, high quality for the segment, etc. VW has the advanced platforms and engines that…

The Ferrari garage queen stereotype aside, a modern Ferrari should reasonably be able to go at least 30,000 miles at without the engine giving out. As for the cost of getting an engine to that hp, it would be cool if they took a financial hit to give a 1000 hp na v12 send off. But it’s Ferrari we’re talking about,…

For enthusiasts? Honda. It makes great cars for normal people now. But they gave us such fun cars in the past, it’s just like a slap in the face now when I see a Honda commercial.

Lancia is arguably my favorite brand. Whenever I remember that they’re selling a rebadged Chrysler minivan now, I start seething with rage.

We’re in a golden age for American performance cars right now. Z06, GT350r, zl1, focus rs, ford GT., viper ace. Dodge sees this, and decides to come out with utter shit. This and the hellcat are just lazy cars for people who only care about hp figures. Embarrassing.

You have to be a real idiot to sell that low. I’ve only taken economics and personal finance in high school and even I know that. Yeah, AT&T may have never gotten back to where it was, but it wasn’t going to fold. He should have known the stocks would have recovered at least some of their value. Nope. What he did is…