I love the insecure snowflake diesel bros being so whiny about this article. You sound like a guy who doesn’t have a girlfriend for anyone to “steal” because no woman would voluntarily want to be around you let alone touch that tiny thing you’re overcompensating for.

Oh look another douche deciding to destroy the environment to own the libs. Suck on your tailpipe and rev it, tool. 

Indian and Triumph are runaway successes now, both failed (more than once) and finally figured out, through good leadership, that there is a culture, a history, a cache of character that should be leveraged, but that it means nothing without value to the customer, appropriate marketing that targets more than a dying…

Absolutely:

If the boot fits...

The whole point of the article is: here’s a crappy thing that lenders let you do and if you’re uninformed you’ll fall for it and be on the hook for a lot of money. He’s informing and educating car buyers.

Honestly, I 100% thought the same thing until I saw one in person. In pictures they look so garish, but in person they actually look (relatively) muted. Sometimes I have to do a double take to tell whether it’s a Type R or a standard Civic Sport. 

I’m actually surprised at how many I see on the road here in NYC. At least 2 people in my neighborhood own one. 

Love that car. Always love a (semi)sleeper power sedan. I’ve driven the R8 with that engine it’s insane how it is just non-stop power across the whole band.

Yeah but quick browse through your comment history and apparently it’s worth your time to be a miserable dick towards a bunch of random strangers on the internet who aren’t even talking to you. Enjoy being a miserable loser!

So you interjected on a conversation with a dumb uninformed assumption, got proven wrong, and rather than just saying “oh my mistake” you’re doubling down with this? LOL, pathetic. There’s a 90% chance you’re currently miserable and alone with no friends and will probably die that way.

Thanks - I think the alarmist stuff has some value, but at the end of the day our general behavioral change is going to make the biggest impact.

I rattled off a very specific list, but as usual you’re doing great with uninformed assumptions champ! 

Reduced consumption of meat, more utilization of mass transit, taking financial positions that don’t support fossil fuels, reducing overall consumption for packaging waste and generally less buying disposable stuff that I don’t need. Will I be saving the planet single-handedly? No, but if more of us just did that we’d…

People literally offer solutions left and right. If you think “how dare you” speeches are the extent of climate change mitigation advocacy, you’re probably willfully ignoring everything else. The solutions are being impeded because a) climate change denial b) because capitalism is so great that f the environment for…

Yeah - if we just ignore the root cause and find stopgap solutions, problems usually get better.

He lacks balls because he refuses to outright join a party that is piss poor at executing the policies they claim to be all about? Do you want to eat a turd, a slightly better turd, or a Bernie sandwich?

He was told by the salesperson that their “Porsche Certified Technician” gave the car a clean bill of health. The customer did notice an idle issue and the dealership agreed to fix that problem prior to sale. He made the purchase and shipped the car.

Does it have to be either/or? The thing about marginalized groups is that issues tend to compound. So for example, if money is an issue for everyone trying to get into racing, women have to deal with that + growing up in a culture that tells women to stick to stuff like makeup and fashion + sexism from other drivers +…

*Triumph has entered the chat*