“"It doesn't exist yet" as this entire article is based on a picture of it actually existing LMAO

There are a lot of people who do want a Cybretruck thanks to all of its class-leading features that put it head and shoulders over the competition such as:

I know two people who put money down on the Cybertruck four years ago, and they like the truck for two completely different reasons:

I’m sure you know this, but...

It’s surely a good point when the sedan body style is disappearing in the US, yet Tesla Model 3 is selling like hot cakes

A friend of mine got a Mach-e GT Performance edition with some sweet factory incentives. Deals are out there, and hopefully more coming soon.

The problem with nearly every car mentioned here is the price.

This is a bit of funny math on the part of the writer. How many Hummers at a sticker price of over $100k did GMC plan on selling?

This kind of goes against my personal experience. We somewhat recently drove to around 8 dealerships and most had 0 or 1 of any given EV model currently on the lot.

For a brief period in the mid 2000s Infiniti had it. The G35 and M45 were winning comparisons and beating the Germans at their own game. Then they got lazy and completely dropped the ball.

So, in summation, if you want all the ease of buying a 1995 Corsica with all the panache of owning a car that makes it look like you have more money than brains, Infiniti dealers are the way to go, apparently.

My wife bought a new QX60 about a decade ago. She would have gone with the MDX if she hadn’t had bad dealership service department experiences with her previous RDX, and it was right before the refresh of the Volvo XC90.

My boss purchased, if you can believe it, a QX80, arguably the worst value in cars for the better part of a decade. Why? He said buying it was more akin to what GM dealers were doing in the 90's and practically giving them away with little to no haggling and lots of discounts. So, in summation, if you want all the…

Has anyone who uses this site bought a new Infiniti? I see them pretty often and I’ve rented a few, but I can’t think of ever meeting a person who actually owned one. I feel like the buying experience would be closer to a Nissan than a BMW, but I’m not certain new Infiniti buyers actually exist and it’s all just a…

i’m pretty sure i can find one here in germany that’s in better shape for way less

Without the rust-bubbles infecting a number of the hinge points I’d almost say NP. 

It’s cool. but not $40k cool. Lot of other, more desirable, vehicles for 40k. 

Let’s hope that the Sheriff’s Department harbors a bit of animosity towards the OPD, which might be why this happened in the first place. My guess is that OPD keeps overstepping, they kept fucking around, and found out.

My guess is the Sheriff’s Deputy will be threatened, etc. and forced to move and will never work as an officer again.

Props to the officer who pulled him over. My guess is most wouldn’t.