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Now and forever, these people shall be referred to as “Cybercucks!”

You deserve a star click for the object permanence comment! Thank you for the afternoon laugh.

I mean, it’s the only decent (not good) looking Tesla right now so at least it has that going for it.

Singapore, while a country of cleanliness, order, prosperity, and excellent public services (public transportation, education, etc.), is very thoroughly an authoritarian state where the media is heavily controlled by the government, protesting/questioning the government is technically illegal and subject to public

I went to Leasehakr and was astonished at the deals available for non-luxury EVs. I was thinking of picking up a used cheap car for my mother-in-law to drive when she stays at my house but when you can lease a Nissan Ariya or Mini EV for under $200/month, it is hard to justify spending $10k-$15K on a used Civic or

Sports Car: Light weight (compared to sedans and CUVs), excellent handling, two doors, and two seats (rear jump seats like in the 911 and Toyobaru twins are acceptable).

Any manual performance car and bonus points for manuals mated to naturally aspirated engines, if any still exist. An M2/3/4, Supra, or CT4/5-V or even a 911 or 918 manual are some great options. The GR Yaris is also a great choice due to its relatively low production numbers, manual, and minimal competition from other

That is a great example to highlight the benefits of leasing!

“I was just attacked by someone in another vehicle and they may have a weapon.”

The power transfer in the 235 was surprisingly good and fast. It did not handle like the Halidex systems of yore, which understeer hard unless you really push them and then they still understeer but not as hard. With that said, the power transfer in my 10 year old x5 is better with its rear-biased center differential

This list is great and all but who is actually purchasing (instead of leasing) EVs and even luxury cars at this point? I couldn’t imagine shelling out more than $50K for a car that will be worth half of that in two years. It was an easy decision for me to lease an iX for less than a Highlander Hybrid instead of

The 2-series gets a bad wrap but I doubt most people have actually driven one. Sure, it does not handle as well as a RWD-based 2-series coupe, but there are plenty of drivers out there willing to sacrifice some sportiness for more space and extra doors.

The Palisade and Telluride are on the big side of midsize and still rock V6 motors. But I feel like their next-gen replacements will have turbo-4 MHEV and PHEV powerplants.

When I saw the movie for the first time, that scene in particular made me completely lose it and I was cry-laughing through the next 10 minutes of the movie.

“Sir, that’s not a hammer, that’s an allen wrench.”

This should come as no surprise from someone who lacks even the most basic DIY skills such as replacing windscreen wipers and filling tires to the appropriate air pressure.   

I know how this all went down:

It looks like the center stack of a poorly designed pickup truck interior (cough, cough, Ford F150).

German cars have always been this way. If you want a sporty car with a splash of luxury, go for the smaller one, if you want a blend of sport and luxury, go for the middle one, and if you want luxury with a splash of sport, go for the big one. The A7 PHEV I just got rid of had a very comfortable suspension while still

I saw an interview last night with some guy who lives on a 30' fishing boat who thinks he is save because boats float and what better to have in a flood than a boat, right? Unfortunately, I don’t think his boat will be floating after the 15' storm surge rushes in.