I did the math in another post a couple weeks ago.

My commute to the train stations is about 2 miles, and then it would sit in a parking lot in Texas sun for 9 hours.

While yeah the numbers are not impressive, it’s at least something.

No, I mean I don’t change cars out very fast. The ones I like, I keep. A long time to breakeven isn’t a stumbling block for people like me, we get there eventually. Cars aren’t disposable and the cheapest car you can have is the one you already have. So buy now and don’t buy again for a really long time.

Okay, fine. Do nothing because it’s cheaper. When the next upheaval in the Middle East jacks fuel prices over $4/gallon and you can’t get rid of SUVs for free, we can revisit this question.

So, its about 10 miles a week in a sunny place in the summer.  10 miles is nothing ?  Go drive a 10 mile distance, its further than you think. 

Yeah, it wouldn’t rely on the solar panel as a primary means of charging, which is why I’d want it to be a plug in hybrid too. It doesn’t add a whole lot of extra e-mileage over the course of a year but cars every bit helps. It would also be great for camping trips, and drivers who may go 2 or 3 days without needing…

it’s not likely to make a real difference in saving you much money

I’d watch the hell out of something like that.

Sometimes, instead of the Porsche horse, counterfeiters will use an image of a sheep standing on its rear legs.

Dude, they're GERMAN lawyers.

I like to describe the color scheme of my C63 AMG (factory black wheels, car, and interior, plus tinted windows, but not lights, gross) as the “crook look,” referring to a Run the Jewels lyric: “Black on black on black (with a ski mask), that’s my crook look.”

A lot of cars in this price range will be taking a C8 discount won’t they?

They probably used a digital tire gauge to set the tire pressures, that’s why the traction was off.

And you have required penecillin shots on the following weekend.

It doesn’t matter if it’s a Bentley, Range Rover or MG. It’s British.

But...your moms would cry so hard if I wasn’t there for her needs.

Pay Tom 3% to get jerked around for you!

This. I’m good at math but why do I have to jump through all these hoops to give anyone MY money?

In the scheme of bad deals, getting hosed for $650 on a new Hyundai isn’t the worst thing in the world, but it still doesn’t make a buyer feel good about their purchase. But there are a few tips we can learn from this: First, never sign a sales contract until you have checked the math yourself.

Paying over $600 a month for a Hyundai Santa Fe is madness. Just in my opinion.