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I am honestly wondering if they move the 4Runner down a bit and have that be a more stripped off-roader and the LC then slots in on top of that. So 4Runner from maybe $35k-$50k or so and then the new LC in the $45k-$60k range with the Sequioa on top of that. Or they keep the 4Runner where it is and the LC goes over

You’re saying the NYPD is corrupt! <clutches pearls>

Did he pay face value of 1 cent per copper penny? Because that is genius. 500,000 full copper pennies are worth $12,500 bucks right now (whereas face value would be $5,000)

I don’t understand any of this. It sounds like ridiculously over-blown drama, from the author, the reviewer, the publisher, and the random people jumping in to “support” one side or the other. Is everyone stuck in a grade school mentality? The author and the publisher should be able to comport themselves like the

If it doesn’t have 6/7/8 seats, it’s not a proper minivan. This is cool, but it appears to be really just putting sliding doors on a track car, not making a Pacifica awesome. 

Oh you can make it work, but our clients that were new to EVs and looking at our brand were 70 years old on average, and thought it was going to be a switch with no effort at all since all the marketing is just plug in at night and go. This is the generation that will go to a steakhouse and pay for the whole family

I think Toyota is right. I think that PHEV’s are such a good solution to so many of the EV car drawbacks. you get all the range you “need” according to all those studies, but you still get a car that works like a car in every other respect. They are faster, they generally have good off-ev mileage and they don’t

The whining is going to be biblical.

They’re also much easier to sell. I hated selling EVs. I was the rare car salesman that knew more than the people shopping, except I couldn’t be bothered to learn all the nuances of KWh and charging speeds. I knew some, but the early adopters for our brand were always Tesla nerds who just rattled off figures. The new

The issue with those lease deals is that PHEV/EV residuals are falling off  a cliff and money factors are still high so that $7500 cap cost reduction is just off setting those bad variables by a little bit...for the most part the leases still kinda stink, but there are some exceptions. 

Okay, I will engage with this once in good faith, because I do think there are people like you who genuinely do better in an in-person environment, and I DO think that despite the advances in teleconferencing technologies since the pandemic, the idea that zoom etc can completely supplement all the lost benefits of

I’ve never made a friend at work and never really wanted to.

It’s other people in OTHER ATVs, not the same one, lol.

It’s going to be interesting to see how Zoomers and Alphas act when they get bigger into voting.

On this I think they should always post the raw images of a mass shooting, let people see the reality of it. If their face is still intact then blur out the faces. People are too far removed and don’t realize how much damage these weapons do to a human being. They watch youtube videos of a medical dummy getting shot

Slight correction..

High real estate prices in 2009 weren’t driven by demand, they were driven by speculation. Vast quantities of housing sat empty, awaiting buyers at vastly inflated prices, until the collapse of the market sent many of those speculators (and many of their investors and those invested in financial products derived from

Hong Kong and Singapore are always ranked at the very top in terms of global economic freedom. Yet large portions of their population live in government housing.

This.

“We need workers for our businesses!”