Nissan is hardly alone in doing this. Take VW, for example.

Perhaps the parts aren’t manufactured in a Porsche factory by Porsche themselves, but they surely were the ones to decide to have them produced, unlike Ford. That’s the point of what Máté said. Ford wasn’t the one to recognize and respond to a market for Mustang body shells, Dynacorn was.

I agree that the licenced parts may be just as good or better. My point is that it’s not Oldsmobile or Ford that is offering them, nor were they the ones who decided to produce them. What Máté’ said:

Read the replies to 55_mercury. It’s merely licensed by Ford, not produced or warrantied by them.

Let’s try this again, Kinja.

OK, here’s a real one, obeying the “rules”.

Spor is a Turkish word for spore. Ruck is a German word for jerk. Rück is German for back. VW isn’t Turkish, so I’m going with Sport Rück.

Read the link. That’s 30 hours a year just in his garage, that doesn’t include any time he does spend driving them.

Torch, as a VW trivia nut and a user (fan?) of Apple, how could you have left out VAG Rounded?

I wonder if you noticed the licence plate on Chloe’s truck...

Yep, and Canadians are generally more likely to want and appreciate smaller vehicles than Americans are. It’s also the only domestic-brand small truck on the market.

Came here to say the same thing.

Touché is a French word. Just because it’s commonly used in the English language doesn’t make it an English word. See also

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I can’t imagine reaching out to a modder to “rescue” me, let alone pay actual money to one. I don’t take gaming that seriously, especially GTA. Different strokes, I guess.

It kinda reminds me of when Red Dead Redemption was at its height of popularity.

Plus, if they bought the season pass on one platform, all the episodes are already paid for on that platform. They’d need to buy the content again on another platform like Steam.

Getting it from another source isn’t a viable option, though. It’s the third episode in a series. If someone played the first two episodes on PS4, they’d need the third one on PS4 as well. Not to mention that if they paid for a season pass on one platform, all episodes would be “free” (already been paid for) on that…

That’s even weirder, since Ep. 2 had been released on PS long before May 14.

Yes, all of the console manufacturers certainly do have some control over the release date. Disc-based games, digital games, episodes, DLC, and even patches have to be submitted by the devs to Sony, MS, & Nintendo for certification. This must be done weeks ahead of the scheduled release date (almost always a Tuesday).…