Well aren't you quite the jerkoff.
Well aren't you quite the jerkoff.
Right? Half the time the UPS truck would show up at your house and you’d pretty much forgotten that you ordered something. But man, it was a big deal when that brown truck pulled up to the house!
It seems unwise to wish death on a petty, vindictive shithead with a penchant for abusing the Justice department.
Boeing has no incentive to be shady. It’s a fat government contract for a custom plane and they’re being well paid for it. I expect it’s just as much of a pain in the ass to work on (given security concerns and the specifications) as they are claiming it is.
*repeats the video* protection from what? Either way that engine made its way into the passenger compartment
Saturn had a “no dicker sticker”. You paid the price on the car, end of story. No negotiation.
in the same way you wouldn’t drive a Jeep wrangler (purpose built as an incredibly capable off-road vehicle) the same way you drive an M3
Honestly, most of the dumbest stuff I’ve ever heard about cars comes from enthusiasts and is best summed up as “there’s only one way to enjoy cars, and that’s my way.”
Anyone here remember Saturn owners? Not the SC2 guys, but the LW and SL owners. They had some serious doozies of beliefs when it came to cars.
Did people really not know that putting ferrous iron on stainless steel out in the weather would result in rust?
Flerf pointing at CyberTruck: “See! No curve!”
Even without magnets, the Cybertruck is still pretty polarizing...
Another day another “The Tesla Cybertruck is not very good” story. Yawn. Did people really not know that putting ferrous iron on stainless steel out in the weather would result in rust? I feel like this is that Costco butter recall because they didn’t put that it contains milk on the package.
You’re definitely not wrong, but I also find every talk show interview of a racing driver disappointing.
Stellantis has the platforms they need to bring all sorts of cars to the US, even EVs. They have a multitude of engine choices as well. All they have to do is pull a Buick and import the entire Opel line as Chryslers. Bring over all the Astras, Corsas, Fronteras, Grandlands, Mokkas, even the upcoming Manta. Chrysler…
I had a Neon R/T coupe. It was certainly not Honda level of refinement, but as a hot hatch it was amazing on 2 lane twisties. I miss it.
I agree in principal, but sadly I think that Americans today would stay away in droves because everyone’s expectations are so high now and no one wants to look poor. I mean, look how many people out there are making horrible purchase decisions when they can’t cover next month’s rent?
This is so obvious it hurts my brain to imagine why it took automakers even 5 minutes of thought to determine that buttons/switches are preferred. It’s not like we need them for everything...just the stuff you change on literally every drive. Here are the buttons I touched this morning on my 8 minute drive to the…
Just wait until the Department of Government Efficiency mandates that all cars sold in the US must be Teslas.
I suspect many of these are Foundation series. As such, they came with FSD. Since Tesla has been know to not pass along this feature, it’s likely an automatic 10k loss at resale.