That's gross.

Or spend thousands more than you have to because you think the thousands more is worth it to you. Overspending isn't a cardinal sin. It just leaves you with less money than you'd otherwise have which isn't the end of the world for some people.

I love this graphic.

Says every generation about the next one...

I like minivans.

Get outta here grandpa. Bluetooth rocks.

Which part of "with similar credit histories" was confusing?

This guy. Man, just...oh, man... this guy.

Ironically, it seems that the Chinese owners have unleashed Volvo to be as Swedish as they have ever been, and more Swedish than they were under Ford ownership. Vision 2020 is an extremely ambitious plan that's in the tradition of the company that made crumple zones the automotive state of the art - in the 60s. And…

R&D is still very much in Sweden, as is the identity of the brand. I would call Chrysler still US brand, even if they are owned by Fiat.

So, when Ford owned them, were they as Swedish as apple pie, or are you just butt-hurt because the Chinese are writing the checks?

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“What we are seeing is — with the recovery — people are seeking to regain some of what they have lost. And we are seeing that play out in the longshoreman dispute and the oil refinery strike,” said Harley Shaiken, a professor and labor economist at the University of California, Berkeley. “I think we will see more…

Hahahaha!!! Oh, you're being serious? This propaganda that unions are bad is ridiculous. Unions exist because individual workers have very limited power when negotiating with large companies. Unionized employees combine so they can negotiate on even footing with their employers.

Unions seemed unneeded 20 years ago, but I think their importance is increasing today. There is no more loyalty towards employees today. Look at how workers are treated today by big companies like Walmart or Amazon. Temporary help, short hours so you're not full time with benefits like health insurance.

200,000 people and counting disagree that it's ugly.

I am so glad I didn't see seat belts and back up cameras on this list. Thank god for rational thinking.

Environmental Engineer here. You're objectively wrong about catalytic converters. and your attitude toward them is part of society's problem.