I get it but even if UPS came out and said one their employees took it and sold it at Race Wars it doesn’t matter. Insurance covers the unexpected. He didn’t get enough insurance to cover that. It was a gamble he took and he lost. The buyer has a seemingly unlimited amount of patience for a problem that should have…

Whoops, I might mixing up the names here. We agree. It’s 90% the shop’s fault, 10% UPS’ fault.

The whole story should be about Bruce. This is 90% his fault and 10% UPS’.

This is really a non-story. Sellers need to understand that in the eyes of the law and the eyes of payment processors, insurance covers the SELLER, not the buyer. This was all entirely on the seller. Sure UPS completely botched it, misplaced the package, wasn’t able to find it and ultimately auctioned off however had…

Versus being a luxury car, I’d just consider a bare bones 528 to be a solidly built car I’d own for years. I own a 535D loaded to the hilt and often marvel at how solid a car it is and how it would be enjoyable to drive even if you stripped away all the toys.

The first generation of iDrive was horrible. It just was. It was clunky and slow it it tried to do too much. The E65 happened to get the worst iteration with it’s joystick that had menus not only up and down but slantways too. It got simpler in the E60 5 series but really didn’t see a substantial improvement until…

iDrive was genuinely horrible. Consider that the D3 Audi A8 was released in 2003 with MMI and MMI was a full two or three product generations better than iDrive. I owned a 2006 M5, 2006 550 and a 2010 535, all with different versions of iDrive and MMI system in my A8’s blew all but the 2010 iDrive system out of the…

I got 1:43 into video number 1 and gave up. Some of this stuff is just painfully mundane like “car squeezing into a tight spot” or “Jeep sits at a traffic light for slightly too long”. Does he make a mental note to go and check dash cam footage at that exact time to add this to his reel?

Good lord, I was just thinking this. I see worse than these videos at literally every stoplight in the valley.

Yes, this. Those are very production looking tail lights.

I'm loving it. I just bought a new 535d and I'm paying $3.00 a gallon in West Hollywood while averaging 30mpg. Prieviously it was premium only and 16mpg in my 535.

Tavarish be all like “For the price of a new Camry you could buy this Veyron!”.

I have, pretty aggressively too. That’s why I found your comment a bit odd. Plus it’s been widely praised for it’s handling hasn't it?

Now I'm even more lost. These cars have a very low center of gravity thanks to the battery pack. Because of that, they are very nimble and weight transfer in a Tesla would be proportionately better than most other performance cars.

Have you driven one? They are amazingly well handling cars.

I’m not sure if this was intentional or not but they said this:

Oh I'm deeply ashamed. Thank you for setting me straight!

Alright cupcake. I've had fun but our relationship has run it's course. Good luck with your gearing. Don't let the reinforced thrust panel hit you in the ass on your way out.

Accidental post.

Suspension, front Double track control arm with M-specific elastokinematics, small, negative steering roll radius, anti-dive