My wife’s car is a 2018 XC60 T5. Beautiful and amazing tech, but I think of it as the modern day Buick in terms of how it drives. Perfect for her, but not for me.

Perhaps it is a unicorn or has massive problems, but as I said, I found it in 10 seconds:

As a Porsche Macan S owner who looked at Cayennes, this is a massive CP.

Why would you assume she was telling the truth, and not him?

It has a face only its mother could love.

You are either CLOSERS, or you become the SOYLENT that CLOSERS eat! When I say that CLOSERS eat those that can’t, I am not kidding!

Mitch and Murray sent him. He made $970,000 selling Chevys last year.

Quebec is close, and they want to become a separate country, but other than that you are spot on.

Just be sure to bring $1 trillion to match Norway’s wealth fund.

ExxonMobil doesn’t intend to be left behind.

This needs more stars.

Returns on their $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund.

It’s not just Norway. Kuwait and Abu Dhabi have also managed their oil wealth well.

“We routinely fly a lot of rich assholes ...”

Honestly, it depends a great deal on the kids driving. About 30 years ago, I was a terror in my 130hp car. My daughter is an extremely careful driver in the 330HP Infiniti I gave her to drive. She is far more careful and aware of driving situations than my wife who has been driving for more than 25 years.

Of course! How else do you identify property?

My go-to line in situations like this:

When I used to travel on business in Japan, I marveled at how my hosts could make an itinerary that required four train changes, with only a few minutes between trains, with almost complete certainty that we would absolutely arrive on time.

I agree with you on the stalks. Cheap looking and a bit flimsy. I have an 2009 Inifinti that has a much better turn signal stalk.

Note that in the case of the 918 and Macan, the 918 came first as a 2014 model. It had a completely different, and much better, steering wheel than anything else in the Porsche lineup.