My normal advice would be: go to Craigslist. Type “Camry” (or Accord/Civic). Buy the newest one you can for $5000.

5th gear:

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There was too much for pictures, we did a whole video to cover it!

I’m not saying I agree with that - just stating my thoughts on why VW probably won’t bother bringing this here. Based on historical data (click here), the very best year of the Eurovan was 2002 and it still didn’t even sell 7,000 units. For comparison, the Chrysler Town & Country of the same year sold almost 20x as…

Allow me to suggest one option no one has offered:

About 17 seconds after they greenlit the Urus, this kind of stupidity lost all credibility at Lambo. And don’t get me wrong, I *LOVE* the Urus.

The Asterion would have been a benchmark car for the industry. I really hope that the bosses at Audi remind Lambo who’s paying the bills at the end of the month...

Ahh...American driving temperament.

I would gladly welcome our benevolent Norwegian overlords.

That’s what Ithink will end up happening.

There was a video of this that Torch posted a day or two ago that highlights the entire interior and all the cool stuff inside. Go watch it, it’s pretty interesting.

Imagine if the US had had the foresight to do the same with their oil reserves a century or two ago?
The country would be in so much better shape, instead of concentrated wealth amongst a few, the average citizen would be much more empowered and independent.

Eventually, like several decades from now, they may want to switch to 100% ethanol engines. Assuming a massive shift to electric, ethanol would allow them to run much higher compression, so they could optimize the engines. The same fuel Indy cars run on. At that time, ICE vehicles would be niche, and you’d have people…

Sounds like in a generation, Norway will be the Wakanda of Europe.

That may be true, but I don’t want a toilet or a shower. Also, I believe I could actually keep this in my garage and drive it around when just going out. The point for me is that it’s kind of a normal van, but has more to offer when you want it.

2nd gear: On my drive into work this morning, I encountered a human-driven vehicle that made me contemplate a new-to-me thought about driverless cars. He was driving in a manner that could only be referred to a robot-like. He wasn’t doing anything illegal, or even wrong, but his actions lacked even the slightest bit…

3rd Gear: Yeah... having one person being the Chairman and CEO seems like a bad idea... until you consider that Musk is also the biggest shareholder in Tesla. So if Musk does something to screw shareholders, the #1 shareholder that gets screwed is Musk.

Neutral: What Lamborghini Would You Find Unacceptable?

“Our target is to deliver a super sports car, and these specifications don’t exist with a battery package in terms of energy and power,” Reggiani said.

Chicken tax.