Maaaaan, not even close. Not at all. Hear a fellow European out - this is the car you get in order to follow at an improper distance if you can’t afford an Audi. Skoda is nice, most Skoda drivers are not.

Is it like an Audi for people who understand proper following distance? 

Speed 3: Beat the Tariffs

I believe my comment from a previous thread still holds:

You’re saying that if Europe removes its tariff on US autos, the national security threat posed by European cars will evaporate too? Wow. Who knew?

This made me laugh out loud.

I’m more impressed by the time traveling Harley buyers who managed to drive down sales in 2017 based on events that occurred in 2018. 

LOL

I don’t think Trump can file for bankruptcy protection for the country.

We know: Trump’s tarriff policy sucks.

And while absolute free trade isn’t perfect it’s better than the alternative, since, beyond companies losing profits it’s ultimately consumers who pay more for what is merely a global game of senseless brinksmanship.

“well, Free Trade agreements cost us jobs,”

France is, in the end, a much better place to drive a slow car fast than a fast car slow. Driving a reasonably sporty car, like a Peugeot 208 GTi, on a twisty mountain road in France and you’ll not find a better experience anywhere in the world (maybe Italy or Spain, but you’re quibbling). If you want to drive fast on…

FCA is run by the marketing department not the engineers which is why they all leak oil. An engineer would spec a better seal, the marketing department just tells people it is “marking its territory”. 

What is the sound of one bank scoffing?

“In fact I would argue that the 720s is one of the ugliest supercars available at the moment.”

That is the problem with further optimizing an already optimized system.

I’ll still hold to my prediction that all the McLaren card will look better than their Ferrari counterparts in the fire e, and will command a ridiculous asking price. I still think the MP4/12C is tragically underrated.