Makes sense, it’s a lot less of a commitment than selling your car and having to buy a new one.

This kind of shit is going to cause people to not care when an actual whistleblower comes up with a big issue.

When I was about 7 or 8 my granddad bought a fifth gen Chevrolet Monte Carlo and I thought it was the coolest car ever.

“Electricity is way cheaper”

It's funny that the XJ is in the list because top gear predicted this when it first came out. Not sure of the actual quote but I believe James May said something along the lines of "Americans will hate it because ThAt's NoT a ReAll JaGuAr"

A glimpse of what the DS brand could be if it wasn't so focused on making Audis from wish

It has more of a ‘cars for old people’ image here (Belgium) than that of a sports car company

Worst thing is, if he loses now he’ll be back in 4 years, and again in 8. On and on until he dies, loses interest or ends up in jail.

“Tell me you don’t understand F1 without telling me”

Especially if it's true that none of them knew each other. I could imagine it's possible if it was a group of 8 guys coming back from a party vacation or something, but 8 randoms? Very unlikely 

Problem with that is that in order to make it competitive, you’d have to either make it more like a stock racing series or introduce equalisers like BoP or victory ballast. The fanbase has already clearly indicated they hate all these things

Or maybe they do realise the potential threat and don’t harm or antagonize  humans out of fear of the potential repercussions.

I guess they don’t tell you to keep your seatbelt on at all times for nothing.

Or the McLaren PR team stopped reading after "former US president" and thought it would be some good exposure.

It’s interesting to see that these depreciate so much in the US. Genesis only recently started selling in some European countries, as a result only a few are on the second hand market at the moment and because of that they are actually more expensive to buy than a 3 series, c class or A4 with comparable drivetrain

I’m not a fan of every design of theirs but I’m glad they exist.

Nah, you have to understand this kind of thing can happen in a small tech startup, you got to cut them some slack

Cool, imagine what would be possible if Ubisoft or EA thought like that instead of publishing the same formulaic crap over and over with a different cover 

Social media happened and everyone feels brave typing unacceptable shit anonymously from their home

My favourite part is how the title and start of the article come across as super biased and he then tries to turn it into a nuanced opinion piece in the end