Yes.  Used vehicles are a different story though. 

Dealerships in the US are prohibited from selling cars to known exporters. Punishment for doing so can result in your franchise agreement being terminated. There’s actually a list of people who frequently export cars that you have to check the name against as part of the red flag check.

No, because I don’t think the Tesla buyers got any cheese sandwiches. 

Accord.

It hasn’t killed me yet. 

I use it for drinks, or just take a drag off the brine in the summer when I’m dehydrated from doing yard work.

The big question is: will they be more successful at finding buyers than Harley is? 

Yep.  Ironically parked at a car meet is when they’re the least annoying, so really these people should be happy. 

I didn’t know Austin had a slab scene, thought it was just a Houston thing. 

Yes. But its not like they’re paying that for a 25 year old v6 Mustang.

I don’t hate it.

Seriously, a column shifter is the best damn option in terms of conserving space and having some feel to it. We figured that out 50+ years ago.  And now they can do it with way fewer moving parts.  Every new car should be a column shift unless its one of the 5 manuals left. 

Ugh, Texas OU weekend

the proportions are giving me first gen X1 vibes. 

I learned this lesson when I was about 20, and wanted to make a dry rub for pork chops. Found a recipe online that called for kosher salt. Mom and dad’s house only had table salt, so I subbed it.

extra fatty sizzling bacon?

Egg? Nah

I’m assuming you mean the 2 door; maybe they used a chopped 4 door chassis.

They should have gone cream for the whole interior.  The red just clashes with the burnt orange. 

Franks heist setup had me laughing, though only because it seemed to hit all the tropes brought up last season in the Rick and Morty heist episode, though it was “You son of a bitch, I’m out”, in this case