I think it’s because they say stuff like this:
I think it’s because they say stuff like this:
The Maverick was so friggin cool. 3D printed splitter, flares and that Cossie style rear spoiler.
And no helmet, gloves or proper riding boots. This wanna be motorcycle enthusiast is damn lucky that he’s just the laughing stock of the skate park.
Could be younger buyers. My eldest has been an authorized user on my cards (but never got to use them)for almost a decade. When he hit 18, his score was close to 750. A teenage boy is still a risky borrower, so I’d expect higher rates for him when he starts that mess.
Not sure I see a need to make this a bigger deal than it has already become. They put out a bad joke, got called out, then made what seems like a honest and open apology that appears sincere.
The filthy rich and their spawn are not “able to learn and be a better person.” They have been taught their entire lifetime that us poors are nothing of import. We are disposable. We are trash. They think in terms like “I can kill as many people as I like by poisoning their environment and only pay a small fine,” or,…
All of this is a prime example of both how and why the dealer model needs to die and how Ford screwed up the Bronco’s rollout with its reservation system. Ford should have done a better job of explaining to customers how reservations work.
As someone who wrote one of those reviews, it does not
Oh crap. This is not just going to kneecap the car industry. This will cripple everything across the board because aluminum alloys are in everything.
I would barely do the speed limit down the piece of crap.
A 200hp car can do 116 as well. This isn’t about the horsepower, but more about the idiot doing 116 in a 30. More bureaucratic red tape because somebody didn’t follow the current laws isn’t going to change with new laws.
People who say that no one should buy a new car ever never seem to understand that if that happened, used car prices would just go up instead.
There is so much Pro-Jeep hyperbole in the language of both the Jeep rep and the author you would think they are one and the same person. “Head of the class, Legendary capability, capability that’s bred in(WTF?)“. Has anyone seen Lawrence Hodge and Jim Morrison in the same room?
This seems pretty much standard operating procedure for being an “influencer”.
My client is a young man in high school with college aspirations.
Yeah I was going to write a comment how its not worth the dangers of riding on the road but these folks were training ironman so how else would they do it.
https://www.newstatesman.com/business/companies/2021/04/ceos-are-hugely-expensive-why-not-automate-them
“Trafficked”? How about “custody battle”, or “kidnapped”, or yes, even trafficked? Police have to assume that any of these scenarios might be in play if they have no information to go on. If that seems outrageous or silly to you, maybe you live in Singapore where that shit doesn’t happen so often. I live in America,…
Underpaying independent contractors is a hallmark of corporate America. The value added to Valve is not commensurate with the payout. As Zach pointed out, this could have been a costly exploit for Valve. It wasn’t because of this person’s actions. There’s a disconnect between Valve’s ability to pay based on their…