They don’t know the difference between “offensive” and “subjective”?

I came to post the same question.

Translation: “This is a group of words carefully crafted to prevent anyone from suing us for them now or in the future.”

Yeah, this is bad, no doubt, but have you seen what Scandinavians consider “food”?

I truly apologize if the menu came off as subjective

Yeah, pretty much exactly like the smart people in the room have been saying for the last 30 years. It’s a shame we didn’t see this coming at all./s

So, we’re still all fucked. Got it.

Its a novel idea at least if you are reaching the limits of tires grip get thrust from another vector. But you have to factor in packaging where are you going to put this system and how much will it weigh? I would take a slight decrease in … thrust to have a more nimble sports car. Why is musk so obsessed with…

I interviewed 6 people that have played Russian Roulette. They all survived. I have therefore determined that it is a safe game.

Oh gosh, you must have met my mother. She still holds true that countless brands are unreliable because she had a friend with a cousin back in 198- or 199- who bought that brand and had a lemon. She even thinks that Honda and Toyota reliability are a myth because her friend blah blah blah.

Gonna have to disagree with you there. Mine is an absolute basket case, despite care in driving and regular maintenance. It may be anecdotal, as it’s only one data point, but it is the least reliable car of anyone I personally know. It has me looking at the failure rates of modern BMW M cars jealously.

I have a friend who is kinda sorta doing this. Has a 2009 Mustang GT, 50k miles. Took it to a dealership for airbag recall as he’s getting ready to sell it. Swarmed like locusts by the salesmen. He told them his (frankly ridiculous) number, and said he’d entertain offers close to it. They’ve contacted him a couple…

“What do you want your monthly payment to look like? I’m sure my finance manager can fir this car into that. $200? OK. How does 86 months sound?”

This is so great. I want to do this so bad. I’ll see what they offer and then put $5,000 on top. “Oh KBB is just the suggested market price, we have a market condition adjustment”

I was just in Los Angeles, and drove by a Toyota dealer. I swear they had maybe 20 cars out front, strategically spread out so the lot didn’t look too empty.

Yeah, this sort of supply chain SNAFU isn’t something anyone is familiar with. Trying to draw too many parallels to anything in recent memory is broad at best and incorrect at worst.

Get a rattle-can of Tru-Coat and, uhh, seal the deal!

“Kbb still shows mine worth less than the v6 model.”

Anecdotal: Two years ago I briefly fell out of love with my ‘16 Miata over an out of warranty a/c repair. In a snit I took it to Carmax to get a quote. They offered me around $16,500 with the car showing 27k miles. Didn’t pull the trigger.

Dealers, I have a car to sell. It’s in high demand and very desirable. Perhaps you can meet me at the location of my choice? I’d like to develop a relationship with you. We can sit down and talk about how much you can afford to pay me, maybe put it in four handy little boxes labled “CASH”, “lotsa money”, “big moolah”…