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I’ve been saying for over a year that Musk is Trump 2.0. He’s scarier in part because he’s almost 3 decades younger, and as much as his “richest man in the world” status is predicated on the usual non-liquid investments, he still has far more money than Trump has ever had. The one saving grace is Musk has finally peake…

It’s going to be tragic hilarious when all the aging boomers suddenly find that DEI includes hiring protections for the elderly, workplace accommodations for the elderly and communication accommodations for the elderly (diversity, equity and inclusion is most often for age, not race). Oh, sorry, you’re too old. You…

Aaaaaaand therein lies the truth. These “cuts” all look good on paper, until each Rep realizes that HIS constituency is about to get f#cked, at which point the cuts are unsupportable. Shit like “agriculture support” and stuff will NEVER be cut, because there are no more loyal GOP voters than farmers.

Hard agree on the ‘interesting’ dealer experience for VW. I have a corporate discount with them, and as soon as that came out, they basically did everything they could to show me the door. Sure they would get their end of the $ from the deal, but they couldn’t glom over the MSRP. Oh well. I recognized that,…

How about Chrysler and Commodore International.   So, you can have a company doesn’t make cars and is associated with 20 year old + products combine with a company that doesn’t make computers and is associated with a 40 year old product.

He’s a racist and should go back to where he came from.

Eeeeehhhh...

I’ve always considered the Fiero a bit of a polished turd.  The underpinnings consisting of a front end from a Chevette and the rear drivetrain/suspension taken from the front of a Citation are not the ingredients for inspiration.  ND.

And, trying to convince people to buy a car named the Busy Forks is a non-starter. 

It’s maddening how many cruel, stupid people fell for Trump’s con game. The worst people in the world bought Trump and the republicans and now they control our country.

Its not a Tesla so okay I guess. This site cracks me up. 

It’s your trick’s dime, Donald.

Call me crazy, but I think they’ve sold a majority of the Cybertrucks they’re ever going to sell.

Oh, there’s just so much wrong with all of our systems, there’s choice paralysis in deciding on where to start...

I regret to inform you that the oldest Zoomers are well out of college now. The bags are an aesthetic choice, and we are so so old

So... They need to arm the airplanes?

One time I was driving to work and I got hit with a massive attack of IBS and there was a Burger King to the left of the road so I swerved across 4 lanes at speed and right over a curb-height divider I didn’t register was there. I was in a heavily used 10 year old Corolla at the time. It incurred zero damage.

We really should be talking about why we would need larger vehicles like cars and pick-ups in crowded city centers in the first place. Cities globally are moving to eliminate cars in the most crowded areas and it makes sense considering they are incompatible with every other piece of city center existence.

They were dangerously flawed in similar ways that our Shuttle was dangerously flawed. We lost a hell of a lot of tiles on STS-1, to the point that some were sweating whether or not the thing would get back down without burning up. It did, of course, but burned up years later due to the TPS being punctured by a piece…