I have bought/leased 4 cars in the past 6 years, and I never had an issue with the salesperson since most of the pricing details were already negotiated via email. It’s always the finance manager, who tries to sell you other shit ($1500 for 7yr/100K extended “Diamond” warranty), and takes over an hour and half to get…

For many people in the Midwest and the South, that exact paint scheme (minus the Police bits) will be perfect. I mean, camo hat, camo jacket, camo pants, camo sunglasses, and a camo SUV FTW, right?

If you’re black, and you live in Indy, there are MANY municipalities you want to “hold back your speed”. Places like Carmel, Fishers, and Westfield are notorious for “driving while black” pull overs.

I went from 3 pedals driving (Cayman S) to 1 pedal driving (Volt/Spark EV), and back to 3 pedals (GTI), and going back to 1 pedal (Tesla 3) soon.

Here she comes, to ruin the day~!

MD as well, I believe.

I couldn’t find the pictures that I took during the traffic jam, but here’s mine:

N PLS?

What Chevy says the MSRP is or what the stealership will charge you?

I think it depends on the situation. In the snow I wouldn’t do it, but at a free and clear intersection or off-ramp, I would just be lazy and coast/brake.

Not many people in our country works or know people who work in a factory anymore.

Where’s the “justification for higher education” poster when you need it?

For a second there I thought that was Brett Favre carrying his pigskin...

Dude you need to go to Costco and buy their jeans. I wouldn’t spend more than $30 for a pair, and Costco basically has a lifetime warranty on Kirkland branded products.

what’s the old saying in F1? “The fastest way to turn a billionaire into a millionaire is to own an F1 team.”

It looks like an alien impersonating a Chrysler 300.

Kalbi is better than bulgogi.

I don’t understand carmakers’ fascination with wheel gaps on sedans. On CUV/SUV, I get it. But on sedans? Come on.

I have had a few former coworkers who retired relatively early (in their late 50s/early 60s) and spent a few weeks training to drive a big rig. They’d take their spouses on the delivery trips and told me it was like a paid vacation for them to see places they’ve never been before.

Isn’t that a Nissan in different clothing?