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What I’m saying is that of course Ford is perfectly within their rights to defend their trademark, but this situation is causing Ford ZERO harm, financial or otherwise. If anything, they’re making a sale on every one made, since Vintage Broncos has to buy a brand new Bronco to body swap in the first place. Like an

Not the same market at all. A Bronco from Ford top out at around $90k for a Bronco Raptor, and one from Vintage Broncos is probably around double that. 

The 2 Series Gran Coupe is one of the most ungainly looking cars on the road today. Not a single angle looks good. BMW’s design language REALLY doesn’t translate well to a FWD platform. Same for the 2nd and 3rd gen X1/X2. The dash-to-axle ratio is just too short for that tall, upright grille. Makes the cars look like

Why does it physically hurt to look at?

I think Hummer as a brand has had this innate and inescapable air of douchebaggery surrounding it that the Cybertruck can only hope to aspire to. 

Pontiac GTO. Underrated sports car that was let down by its looks not effectively telegraphing the performance. I dig the looks, BTW. Mechanically, parts availability should be just fine, as long as you don’t crash it and need body panels. The ones in your price range are probably gonna be rough around the edges, but

It’s a lovely truck, inside and out, VERY low mileage for the age, and looks to have been well loved. But $19k is just too much. People are paying these prices for pristine Toyota pickups, which is STILL too much, but the market already exists for those. 

Found the IT guy.

(Teslas are depreciating faster than Masers)

Generic is a bit strong, but their models do cannibalize sales from each other. The Grand Cherokee 4xe starts at around $2500 less than the regular Wagoneer, and the non-hybrid Grand Cherokee, Wrangler, and Gladiator all have significant crossover (lol) in their pricing, especially when you get out of the base trims.

I think Freiburger has enough popularity to bring it back to YouTube and be successful. His channel already has fairly consistent uploads and over 200k subscribers, and I’m sure the automotive community is going to flock to the channel after hearing this news. I’ve also been subbed to Tony’s channel since early on,

I work in IT, which has a WAY higher than average Tesla ownership per capita. From what I've seen, about half of the Tesla owners I know have gotten shit faced and let their cars drive them home more than a few times. My old boss even bragged about having it drive him from a casino in San Diego back to his house in

According to Tesla owners, it’s actually pretty easily identifiable, to the point where they have to tell passengers NOT to use it. I know the first time I was in a Model 3, I found it without even trying. One of my coworkers bought one a few years ago, and the first thing I did when I got in was glance around for a

The actual RACING at Monaco sucks. It’s ALWAYS been about the pageantry of the city itself. Scrap Monaco and bring back the German Grand Prix. Use the Nurburgring GP track instead of the Hockenheimring for some variety. 

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Having driven Tesla’s before, it was the first place I looked for a manual release, not even knowing if there is one. Even if it’s not evident at a glance, it’s the first logical place you’d check for one. The fact that the bezel around the window switch isn’t one solid piece clues you in to something moveable being

That front release is well designed and intelligently placed. The rear one is fucking stupid, and makes me wonder if they had 2 separate departments designing the front and rear doors. 

I’d even take a hatchback/liftback. Mazda made a liftback for the first gen models that was VERY practical. I almost bought one, but too many red flags at the shady buy-here-pay-here lot where we found it. 

It could just be my build then. I’m 6', 270 and broad, and I didn’t fit very well, and the back seat was an absolute no-go. With a car seat, our 2018 6 is a squeeze because of the heated/ventilated seats. Our 2015 6 with manual cloth seats is considerably more spacious.