Remember ten years ago when people were absolutely enraged that a game might have an “always online” requirement?

1) The 15% loss is an extremely antiquated assumption. Modern drive trains are much more efficient.

Have to disagree. I own a W216/M156 (CL 63) and the engineering and materials quality are exceptional. Its a 10-year old car with no squeaks or rattles and everything still works fine. And boy, is it still a looker.

Rim-shot!

GM fails to reinvent the wheel, but they took a crack at it.

And who pays $7500 for a set of OEM Corvette wheels???

This! I’d have driven it home, parked it and waited for the dealership to call me when it was “ready”.

Wow, the dealership took responsibility. I did not see that coming.

It’s no big deal. The “thieves” are just washed up celebs. There is no crime. There is nothing to see. Move on people.

I’m not THAT much better than that, let’s  be honest.

Not a great movie.  On the car side, the cruiser was good, but if I’m in South America, I want some Patrols, too.

That’s the most rust-free Silverado of that vintage I’ve seen since they were new on the lot.

They did a great job with the cars and an absolute shit job with the actual story.

If you cannot afford the payments at 48 months then buy a cheaper car. There are plenty of other vehicles to pick from that you can actually afford.

the solution to keep payments down is simple...get a cheaper car.

Still not reliable as a Chevy.*

Don’t be poor. Drive your G-wagon in the winter. Not your McLaren. Problem solved. 

Don’t be poor. Pay someone to wash your windows. Problem solved. 

Can you imagine the technical problems with that thing when it gets a little older! it will make an early 2000's AMG seem like a cheap toy!

It never fails to amaze me how it’s only when the new, — vastly improved! — model comes out that we finally hear about the shortcomings of its predecessor.