It’s from the Ford “Premier Automotive Group” era - so you get the reliability of a late 1990's - early 2000's American domestic vehicle.

Nah this doesn’t fit the brief. Boring cars are actually good cars.

For fuck’s sake, what is wrong with you?  She hit another human being with her car and drove off without so much as a second thought, like he was roadkill.  

It is on both, actually. While the car had the right of way, there's no excuse not to attempt a collision avoidance (unless she was looking at her phone), and no excuse for her not to stop after the collision. This was a summer morning. Where were her eyes?

Needs an “I did that!” sticker?

Something tells me she asks to speak to the manager A LOT.

No, the collision is on the cyclist.  The incident is on her.  The incident would have been much smaller and likely wouldn’t have even made the local news if she just stopped.

What a weird thing to concentrate on.

^^ This.

Nobody said anything about the cyclist getting a pass.  The other guy being at fault doesn’t give you the right to hit-and-run.

Om freaking g, I thought just leaving an accident even it wasn’t her fault was bad enough but all this other tons of crap, just clearly spells out she has absolutely no belief the rules apply to her.  How is she not in jail or have a suspended license at the very least?????

When you hit someone with your car, you fucking stop and at the very least see if they’re ok. Regardless of who’s at fault.

Always Nebraska. I had to film something in Nebraska once, and had to drive several hours from an airport to do so. I thought I was losing my mind driving past all the fields of indistinguishable grains in a straight line for several hours.

Nebraska. Just Nebraska.

I remember 2007. I got a new car then. Everyone had $3k+ rebates on almost everything.

Look, okay, sure, there’s a recession right around the corner. But that’s never gonna happen to us, man! We’re invincible!

I am very curious what unexpected direction this episode is going to go in. It is in this show’s DNA to constantly subvert expectations, and they’re leading us on to think we know what’s going to happen with Walt and Jesse coming back...

I don’t know if Better Call Saul needs any “wayward fans” from Breaking Bad. If they were fans they would probably be watching along with the rest of us.

I would love a Gus prequel about his time in Chile.