Man, I miss the days where cars were equipped in such a way that the saying ‘Germans don’t put cup holders in cars because you should be driving’ used to be a thing.

Ahem...

I rather enjoy watching all of the people in NYC (who pretty much control the politics of the state) getting what they asked for from their elected leaders.

That’s funny... your picture seems to have defined the top-down economics of Tesla

Simply a dumb exercise in waste and overreach.

Obligatory picture of heavy truck manual transmission controls...

This is a great example of an article using partial information to drive home a point. Two questions worth asking:

It would be hard not to come back with three of them... The Zephyr V12, a Ford Business Coupe and the Willys.

I feel like Elon could shit right in your bowl of cereal and you would still buy him a Christmas card.

Thanks for nothing Barrett-Jackson indeed. That company is solely responsible for eliminating common folk that would enjoy, drive, and appreciate these cars in exchange for investors. It’s truly sad IMO.

Meh... all of them will likely be sold for a fair amount above MSRP. Ford’s greedy dealer network will give them all the same treatment as the GT350(R) cars. There will be some of us out there that for some reason I cannot understand, will purchase these cars for large markups to reward such behavior.

Can we include truck/SUV’s?

I think the pilot just needs to get it on the pipe...

More specifically, fuck AutoNation. They truly are the worst of the worst.

I disagree... I have a 1997 4WD F-250 with the old 7.3L powerstroke and I regularly turn 18 - 20 mpg. I don’t think it is a stretch that 20 years of tech, a smaller v6 and lighter truck would hit 30.

Sweet - The extra cost of the diesel engine should push F-150's well past the $100k mark!! If they ever put a 3rd pedal back in them, I’ll buy two!

“A colorful indictment from July alleges that the money paid for a lot of things, like a $315,000 Ferarri 458 Spider, a bunch of jewelry, and two ink pens both worth $37,500.”

NOPE. Still looks like Cute-UV.

The Eagle is a 2-door SUV from the past. I don’t think you’ll loose money on it. Seems like all of the 70s - 90s truck-based SUV are getting love these days (even a fucking Bronco II). It actually looks like it has good bones, start, moves, stops (i would guess) and looks weathered but not beaten. Buy it.