I’ve been surprised at how much fast food restaurant prices can vary by location.

This article makes me feel like I shouldn’t have given up on Arrow in the first season.

Barry becomes a single-father/lumberjack in the Pacific Northwest. Sally goes to work for a sprinkler sales company in Florida.

Thankfully, Cadillac dealers seem to have hipped to the sitch faster where I live. Even last year when supplies were tighter, I ended up getting an XT4 below sticker and no dealer add-ons (and a $500 factory rebate, weirdly). Took virtually no effort to buy. 

If they do have gas-powered generators, the ones in my neighborhood don’t use them. When power is out, they’re out, too.

If it makes anybody feel better, one of those ducks he saved was Duck Hitler.

GM makes it very difficult to love them.

I think a lot will come down to price (and the prices of competitor offerings).

At $8, I would be a buyer.

And if they delivered their orders from September 2022, I’d have one already. But as it is, it hasn’t even been given a starting date for production yet.

If not for escrow for property taxes, my mortgage would be just over $600/mo (property taxes add another $500+/month).

I remember this episode of ‘Leverage’

I feel like having doors that blow off is very on-brand for Chrysler.

I’ve seen a few Kia EV6s driving around, but I’ve been more surprised that there’s been one sitting on a local KIA dealer’s lot for weeks on end. I was under the impression they were selling all they could build. But I see their numbers are down over all.

It’d be cheaper just to have that guy in the Tesla just drop by and fix it.

The Kia Dealership Association is interviewing him this week to take over running their whole dealer network.

Not another Jacob’s Ladder scenario!

I’m not sure that Ford can actually say that they offer the Maverick. I ordered one in September, and it hasn’t even been scheduled for production yet.

It’s a place in America where you go to get shot at.

Academy Award Winner Louis Gossett Jr. is always watchable.