Probably a dealer loaner car sold at a decent discount (or at MSRP, who fuckin knows nowadays) as new but with ~10,000 miles on it. Standard practice for dealerships.

How do you know its not just one hoarder buying the 2 GSes?

It’s probably NP, but I find the TT one of the ugliest Audis ever made. I'm sure others disagree, but the thing is just... I mean look at that second picture! Look at it! It's hideous.

Seriously? You didn’t know that many cars have this lane change tap function? Shame! As for the self-cancelling signals on a motorcycle, my 1986 Honda VFR had that yet none of my newer bikes (2001,2007, 2012 Hondas, Ducatis and BMWs) did.

Oh MY take is shitty? Well congratu-fucking-lations for setting the example dealers should adhere to. But you’re living in your own little bubble. Considering that even NON CAR PEOPLE fucking hate what dealers have become recently, my take is the least shitty, and justifiable. It’s what everyone wants to say aloud.

Exactly. I buy what fits my needs, finances and desires at the time. All you Ford people, GM people, Toyota people, makes me shake my head with what you all put up with for the sake of a brand, any brand, that cynically counts on your continued patronage no matter what crumbs they bake up for you.

I have never had any brand or dealer loyalty. Never bought from the same dealer twice, and have owned cars from all kinds of different manufactures. I always shop the best price online for the car that meets my needs at that time.

Just watch your State and/or Federal government have some sweetheart assistance package for dealers...

that would be the most baller winter beater ever

“Hell, you can even get it with all-wheel drive if you like.”

If there ever was a good excuse for a slideshow we’d all click through...

Fenton was on his phone ignoring people yelling at him to stop. You don’t need to have been raised around helicopters to pay attention around them.

Ughhhh.. Did you say DONT walk around the back of a helicopter? JFC other than a 6 year old, who needs this warning?

Yes but not if you’ve spent your life never being told no.

It seems like arresting the staff, especially the pilot, for manslaughter is ridiculous.

Good lord.

“The image, through which you can almost taste the Minions t-shirt of the author”

Isn’t the byline of this site Drive Free or Die? Controlling the freedom of movement of Americans is pretty relevant to that interest.

“Click bait” is a sensationalized or exaggerated headline meant to increase the chances of someone reading an online article. Sadly, there was nothing sensational about this headline, which talks about interstate travel on a transportation blog site. All you did was expose what side of the issue you’re on. Now off you …

I think driving is a pretty big part of being into cars.