Sterling Heights. Good for you, but you’re living in an area filled with Big Three sycophants who “Buy American” robotically without shopping around at all. While this has apparently been good for you, it has completely decimated the entire state of Michigan. The rest of the country buys cars very differently.

I <3 the Golf R.

Or the Lexus NX?

Maybe make a longer lease term than 24 months, because 24 is rather wasteful.

You and I are at odds, Sasquatch Elvis.

I understand disdain for millennials. But disdain for Volvo? That’s Jalop sacrilege!

For a 35k model max price per month acceptable would be 400-450/mo. Depending on miles and additional perks. I use the 1% rule when leasing. 35k = $350/mo with $0 down.

I like that thing they did with the roof.

Honestly, I feel like that particular leasing model makes sense for how a lot of people interact with cars. Maybe make a longer lease term than 24 months, because 24 is rather wasteful. But, knowing that transportation expenses (other than fuel of course) are going to be a fixed cost per month can be a huge stress…

This post combines Volvo’s and millenials, two things historically Ihaven’t been fond of, yet I like the car and the service seems to make sense.

less not forget the death spear of a steering column

If you have a life where piloting a regional jet recreationally would be less fun than whatever else you have to do this weekend, I envy you.

Freedom boners all around.

No, it’s made of WIN.

I have no strong feelings one way or the other, but the fact that the A-10’s design is so brutally purpose-driven, makes the design beautiful in the eyes of many.

“I...I think I’ve got some F-35 stuck in my teeth. Pumba, do you see it...?”

I think they need to bring back full production with modern glass cockpit, targeting and comms and designate it what the Soviet tanker corps used to call it. Devil’s Cross.

Lets be honest, the Air Force is keeping these because they are the coolest looking jet around and have the best nickname.

I’m sorry - I forgot to express it in Yuan for American readers!

The point is, despite a rather enormous infrastructure, the actual cost of a tank is cheap as hell, partly because they’re simple, partly because there’s about a billion of them. They break down, they fall apart, they get leaky. BUt it’s OK because you don’t really own the tank- the fancy new tank that came with your…