Well said. I’m sure those 60ish people are glad to still have a job to go to.

Does this mean we can get back to this being a car blog FOR car people instead of the stated goal of being a car blog for non-car people?

Nissan actually caring?!

I laughed audibly when a BMW v8 was suggested for someone wanting a reliable vehicle.

Who wants to be friends with people who get offended over the term you use to refer to the state their in?

I would like to know if or how much fleet sales skew these numbers? Most fleet vehicles are white.

If they make it, they better re-name it. Don’t pull a half measure like Hyundai did. People aren’t going to spend 60k+ on a RWD luxury mazda6 when there are $2000 05 mazda6s with FWD, 4cylinders, cloth seats etc.

Two years ago, Justin thought Cannonball was a legendary race that celebrated American Freedom...

The state of this website just gets more and more depressing. This isn’t a car enthusiast blog by the way... it’s ‘a car blog for non-car people’.

Less than two years ago it was a potential for content...

I imagine it is because you can still get upside down on a 0% interest loan pretty easily.

Honda Accord. Bigger yet cheaper than a Civic. Just as fun to drive.

Depends on the area you live in. If you’re in a highly competitive market and volume starts to go down, the insurance companies will literally get into a price war with one another driving the price as low as they can.

I’m very thankful my state requires everyone to have uninsured motorist coverage. I feel awful hearing stories of people in states without it

Unfortunately it’s just a reality of insurance but you know that. Shared risk means some people benefit huge and others get the short end. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen claims that paid out near 6 figures on a 2 month old policy with a couple hundred in premium paid.

If a bunch of other people in your area with the same car decided to total them, it’s entirely possible.

you will probably lose your spot to someone on the waiting list and won’t be able to go back there once this is over if you stop paying.

What about the nurse who is still commuting to the hospital everyday with liability only on her old Toyota and she gets plowed into someone who suspended their coverage while they were on the way to horde more toilet paper.

No because people fudge those numbers constantly. There is no way for them to verify (unless you participate in their tracking discount systems) and no penalty for you lying.

I mean, cost includes all the executives’ salaries so it’s better than them not getting anything.