This is... such a non-issue. The design of the game is for people to share a life on a single island, not savescum 5 islands to min-max rare furniture drops or whatever the hell. This not only isn’t surprising, it’s the way the series has worked since the n64 and has featured prominently an entire character who’s…

I mean, this was some giant-ass submarine where there was a gigantic secret compartment where hundreds of nazis soldiers and mechas managed to hide out in for a whole year without anyone noticing.

HOW DO YOU LIKE ME NOW!?

You can shorten that to “Just don’t”.

I can’t wait to find out that this will only be available in Japan and Europe.

BMW begs to differ...but yes, I6 don’t really make a lot of sense imo. It’s longer than a V8, but less powerful. V6s are significantly more compact and equally powerful and easier to fit in a FWD platform.

This. Reminds me of this hilarious display of how out of touch people can be with reality.

If it weren’t for Money, I’d have a stable full of new cars. I’d also have a stable full of Money.

You mean I have been doing this all wrong?

Which doesn’t fully explain how the AI cars in Gran Turismo accelerate like bats out of hell while my identical car has a trunk full of lead.

Doesn’t look angry? We’ll see about that.

Please excuse me for some Borscht Belt-grade humor here but while Elon might spend all his time complaining about metaphorical snakes in the form of shorts, what he might actually be hindered by are literal snakes

People in Manhattan are going to think twice before bumping into a BMW!

Trading in a KIA on a BMW to save money.

What a world we live in!  If anyone had suggested that 5 years ago, they would have been told they are clinically insane.

“...and get very nervous even thinking about daily driving it into Manhattan.”

“Hi, I owe 27k on my car, and that’s too expensive! I’d like to buy a car for $28k to lower my payment.”

Oooh....can we get spinner hubcaps in F1?

Any animal that says it is a support animal

That’s a bit of a leap, airbags weren’t mandatory in the US until 97/98.