Yep. Same vibes I get. Just like the 1970s and 80s all over again.

We can’t be seen supporting Union Labor. Just buy anything more expensive and inferior to the trax.

Chevy builds a nice looking, nice driving, safe, and modern Suv and prices it at $20 grand.

Don’t buy an A-platform Jetta. But do buy an A-Platform A3? Is there such a lack of options in the small luxury segment that A3 is the recommendation?

I would keep the 370Z and literally just buy wheels and upgrade the infotainment if it doesn’t have fruitplay...

A 1998 Suzuki Esteem four door should fit the bill nicely for the freshly minted professional looking to turn heads. If it’s good enough for a go-getter like Jimmy McGill it’s good enough for her.

One thing I’ve seen that is not getting enough attention is China producing very practical sub $10k electric cars with around 300 mile ranges.

Are NFTs really and truly dead? I certainly hope so

Everything has to start somewhere, and you have no idea how quickly a diminishing product that is less and less mass produced changes availability and pricing globally. 

Just a reminder: NFT--nitwit financially taken.

You say small now, this growth is exponential. It grew 51% over last year’s numbers. That’s the way S-Curves work.  (research Tony Seba)

Still a small fraction of 15.5M vehicle market, not even a double-digit percentage.

Yep, I work in advertising, digital advertising to be exact. Anytime I hear someone talk about their “AI abilities” I roll my eyes and go into sleep mode.

We’re going to have to get you a featured column called “Bradley’s Biffs” 

powered by AI, whether we’re talking about self-docking boats or flying taxis.

The official number of electric vehicles sold in 2023 being reported by KBB is 1,189,051. Compare that to just 252,548 battery-electric vehicles sold in 2020, and you’re looking at a 470 percent increase in just three years time

NFT’s dead? Someone needs to inform the Grifter in Chief:

“Quick, we need directions to the nearest hospital?”

Hornet is coming.

You’re gonna need to spend more than $950 on it...