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Having followed the automotive world (as well as worked in it off and on) for the last 50 years, I think Ford has made something wonderful in this properly engineered vehicle. I came here to say that IF ONLY they put half as much effort into the EV and luxury vehicle segments, they could be an all around winner. Despit

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Except for the 4 door T-Birds. Those are not appreciated in the appropriate amount, which is none.

Came here to post this. Was not disappointed.

You stated one of the most prevalent causes of computer slow down, i.e. too much crap on the hard drive, but missed one of the easiest solutions (for Windows anyway): hard set the swap file size (you will need to defragment first, if you don’t do this from new).

We were all ready for Pontiac to be over. Amiright?!

Perhaps a review of Popper is in order. That would be an article I would read.

Plus vendors in B&M and Amazon have to pay for shelf / web space. Stores and Amazon don’t have to pay this premium.

Grocery store chains have been doing this since the advent of bar coding and real time sales data. Find the product that is purchased most often, with the largest margin if a store brand can be introduced, and compete with vendors paying for shelf space, when the store brand doesn’t have to pay the same premium. A.

There, I fixed it for you.

Please consider the press release as a pre-screening for intelligence, like the Nigerian prince scams, purposefully written with bad grammar and word choice to make sure they are dealing with a dunce. A fool and his money, as it were.

I was thinking more along the lines of a small mid-size hybrid station wagon. 200bhp would be easy from a Toyota-like drivetrain. In fact, a Camry hybrid wagon might derail this minivan craze. Okay, SUV, but they ARE minivans, Forrest.

You might want to come up with buyer information on this. How much is fleet sales and small business / contractor sales? 

To be fair, in this crash test, the engine was removed from the 59, so arguably much more damage than had it been installed.

Or, you could own a trickle-charger that monitors your battery’s charge and tops up as necessary. (apartment renters: add rip here)

“Like my daughter, other children in a few days won’t be able to eat this bit of bread. Rest assured, you will regret this because we’re going to have a revolution.”

Nearly all new and used cars are not investments. They are depreciating goods, and they should be managed as such. There are some “investment” cars, but those are usually not driven. The issue with new versus used is how willing one is to handle the initial depreciation. With that depreciation comes a known quantity,

It’s got two things going for it: 1. it is not a minivan, or what some people delusionally call an SUV, and B. they didn’t call it a Gran Coupe, even though they are going for that vibe. So, those are the only two things.

However, if we lose a few million people, housing prices will go down, and labor costs will go way up. So the proles will take a victory. I don’t think “the name that shall not be spoken” considered that.

FYI: That’s called a rational construction fallacy. Embrace your conclusion first, then reason therefrom. It has become the life blood of the internet.