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Trade up to the 2.0T Accord Sport (used). XD

It’s like they saw Lambo and Bugatti making more special “final” editions than they did regular production cars and thought “hey, that’s a good idea, we like money!”. And it is a good idea.

Dodge, stand forth and take a bow. You guys truly GET how to not go gently into that good night. Everything in this last finale of the Challenger/Charger/Hellcat saga has been a crescendo worthy of a grand opera. US V8 muscle cars are dying out, but by the Stars and Stripes, they are not going quietly. Bravo.

Much like the Viper, Hellcats are going to shoot up in value the moment they are out of production.

That car is so damn stunning.

Don’t the Corvette, Ford GT, and Ferrari compete in the same racing class (used to be GTE, now GT3)?

This time the taillights will cost 20k a piece! 

What I don’t understand how is something as monstrously hideous as C8 still roams the Earth, while Acura NSX didn’t survive.

Oh goody, get ready for another badge-engineered Cadvette!

Which Budweiser are we talking about. The Czech firm that invented Pilsner beer in 1265, or the American one that found a way to dilute horse urine in 1852?

I know it’s basically a meme at this point, but for the love of Harley Earl, GM needs to go back to having it’s craziest shit be a Cadillac. 

The old Cadillac motto is in the quote FFS!

Dust off the old “Zora”supercar speculation from the last 20 years.

So, in other words, we’re going to get two years of renewed speculation about the mythical Cadillac supercar before it gets released as another Corvette?

In the US only those that are self employed and business owners can claim lease payments on taxes, but even then it’s only for miles driven while on official business.  Commuting to and from work and personal use doesn’t count.

If I’m not mistaken (I’m assuming the tax laws are similar in the US, but I’m also going off secondhand knowledge), the biggest reason to lease is if you use your car for work (but not so much as to go afoul of mileage limits) that you can claim the lease payment on your taxes (where it’s harder to claim depreciation

that bow artwork reminds of those old communist era giant propaganda wall murals.

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I’m ok with Super Cruise if it has the common sense to stop when this happens:

If I was to be burned, that’d be the way to go; not taking the freaking cookies out of the oven.