I know. And, I get it. But as someone who has volunteered with alpine and backcountry Search and Rescue for years, we don’t go looking for people based on moral considerations. At the end of the day, these are lost people and we go looking for them. Period.

I love that we’re spending public resources to find a bunch of billionaires stuck on the bottom of the ocean due to their own arrogance and neglect for safety. If any of them survive, they should get a huge bill for the rescue.

Now that is some real Lionel Hutz lawyerin’ there.

Lawyers argue that victims in the Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max died painlessly, and thus, the airplane manufacturer shouldn’t owe damages to victims’ families

That’s not actually what they’re arguing.

Communism called, they said stfu

As someone commented on my post, the Valet Mode is likely engaged so really there’s very little risk when you add in the helmet and car seat.

But there would be fewer clicks if they said that in the article....

I feel like the list shouldn’t have included one-offs, concepts, Saudi/Brunei commissions, etc. Should have been actual production models and coachbuilt cars from the early days.

For sure. But at least they had that reputation at some point. 

Iirc he was really into fast and furious when it came out (what teen wasn't) and ended up buying the white Jetta from the movie. 

I think you are confused - his dad was Tim Whatley, a dentist. 

Oh yea I agree with you that there could be some good cases. The three year terms for instance would work for someone whose leasing their car.

TAS Batmobile will always be number one. 

This is kind of a central question. Ex dealer service manager here - considering that Arteon has a years long record of low and declining sales in the US, I’d think most dealers don’t want to stock more than VW America forces them to. Dealers don’t want to pay to stock cars that don’t sell, especially expensive ones…

The Arteon is an answer to a question almost nobody asked - an overpriced, underpowered 4 door sedan with a luxury price tag and a VW badge, in the fastest disappearing US major market segment.

Why this car was ever green-lit for the US market is mystifying, continuing VW’s long legacy of bizarre sales-failure product…

Dozens more.

Counter point.

Honestly, Christian Von Koenigsegg > Gordon Murray, for the simple reason that Murray is a pretentious fucknut who has had everyone blowing smoke up his ass since the F1, and as a result his head is enormous.

You lost them at editing.  If spell cheque kant find it, it's knot getting corrected.