The real problem with GPS in cars and using existing maps is that is it very inaccurate. That inaccuracy is intentional too, also DoD can turn off the civilian channel whenever they feel like it and they can and do adjust the inaccuracy on a daily basis. As for self driving cars, all vehicles and their GPS and…

700 ‘incidents”, undefined BTW, 17,000 vehicles = 4.1% ‘incidents” pretty low if you ask me. Same with 179 people killed over 17 years. In comparison US Military KIA since 2001 6,855, between 2013 and 2016 5,683 kids have been shot and killed in the USA, nothing is being done about all those deaths why single out…

The moron can’t get anything right, he can’t even do something simple like say ‘if they sell it in Europe or Asia they can sell it here and vice versa’, but no he pulls a bowling ball out of his ass!

Yeah, I though that too and ended up buying a CPO XTS for the same price as comparable CPO LaCrosses and Impala’s in my area. You would be surprised how much you can throw them around and be comfortable too. Sure old people own them, so what, drive it like you stole it and people will think you are a crazy old…

How to built a performance Cadillac, offer the ZR1 Engine and Track Package in every car you sell. It’s not that hard.

The Continental gives a lot of bang for the buck compared to everything else in the class and IMHO the ride and interior is on par with the rest of the class too.

Yeah, I can think of a few places that do that. Big revenue generator for local PD’s.

Cadillac’s interiors do not start to look nice until the Premium Lux Model and above that is part of the problem as is CUE, along with de Nysschen’s decision when he took over to price Cadillac’s higher as some sort of status strategy, which apparently is not working out so well.

GM needs to keep the Buick name in China, in the rest of the world, drop it and bring back Pontiac.

Why would it stop? In many ways staring at your phone or computer and not interacting with people IRL is easier, besides most ‘people’ are not worth even wasting the time interacting with them.

If one wants to play dress up as a cop and commit crimes, it is easier to just buy the uniforms you want, then go commit crimes. The car thiefs, wanted the vans, they are either in containers on their way some place or the parts are sitting on a shelf(s) of a Metro Detroit used auto parts store or junk yard.

What will be astonishing in 30 years? That people owned firearms, kept them in their home and even openly carried them.

I remember going to the Dr and the Dr was smoking as were most people in the waiting room. Dr’s used to do TV commercials promoting cigarettes with asbestos filters for that cooler smoke. People would also smoke in grocery stores, they even put ashtrays on the cart.

What horrible movie, but it did have its moments. Yeah, I actually paid money to see it in a theater when it was released.

No you don’t, you give up nothing. You negotiate the price of the car first then you talk financing, if you need it. Now, if one is foolish enough to go to buy a car and talk financing first, like most people do, then one is screwed.

You got good credit, you more then likely will get a free loan as in 0.0% for up to 60 months. Rather hard to turn it down.

She should look for another ride or different sponsors. Now’s is not a good time to be posing in front of a NRA sponsored car.

IT would be easier and faster if the USPS just went out and bought GM and Ford Truck’s, SUV’s, Car’s and Vans direct from the factory. Parts are cheap and plentiful, easy to work on and maintain, built in the USA. Yeah, I know they can’t, federal laws says so. However, they buy anything else, us taxpayers are…

Did anyone bother to tell numbnuts that BMW and Mercedes Benz are both building SUV’s in the USA so they would not be subject to tariffs and MB also builds a car in the USA along with VW who also builds a number of cars and SUV’s in the USA also tariff free.

‘I look forward to a day when Cadillac is rolling in cash thanks to its crossovers and SUVs and finally gets around to making a top-of-the-market V16 super sedan just for the hell of it.’