I’ve known multiple people who have thought “Hyundai looks like it’s getting its shit together” and then gave them a shot at some point over the last decade or so. Every one of them regretted it at some point.

2021 is unfortunately about 10 years later than should have bee minimally acceptable.

Don’t tell me what to do.  You’re not even my real dad. 

It really is insane. Ignition interlocks basically made car thefts borderline impossible for “regular” thieves. To the point that it’s rarely profitable to steal a whole car and it 100% deters joyriders.

I have to be honest I don’t buy that explanation. People are moving to larger vehicles because they can get them inexpensively and not have worry about whether they brought a vehicle for enough space.

I think the comparisons are disingenuous but I also do think it’s a relevant long term question. The Sedan has been dying in favor of Trucks and SUVs for like 2 decades now. There’s little reason to assume that once an EV company, tesla or otherwise, is actually capable of marketing an F150 or Rav4 style EV that they…

Yes that’s generally how the economy works. Objectively, what would be “best for the consumer” in any individual transaction would be a product that is sold at cost or arguably given away for free. And that’s objectively terrible for not just the supplier but the economy as a whole.

I’m not sure about the technology. My car is a 2013 and the only thing I’ve seen in a newer car that I feel like I’m missing is android auto.

Why does it matter?

Lol, fucking why though?

Insurrectionist is definitely top title, but the UK has had a fair bit of dogshit PMs getting caught doing dogshit things. BJ was basically Trump-Lite up until Jan-6 set them apart.  His replacement didn’t outlast a head of lettuce, and Thatcher is basically known for being awful.

This doesn’t prevent them from doing business in California. They can’t register the truck there. California has no power to keep trucks legal in other states off their roads as long as they’re “appropriately” registered in other states. It’s a set constitutional issue the same way Massachusetts can’t ding a…

As long as it’s registered in another state California can’t impound shit. It’s basic instarstate commerce clause stuff.

Yep. One thing people miss is just by the nature of using a brine you get a more even costing that enables you to use significantly less guarantee coverage and also once it dries the ultra fine powering it leaves behind as more of a residue is less likely to get immediately pushed away by wind and tires of cars…

I am aware yeah. I remember it. Lots of folks thought it was going to change everything. I won’t pretend I was some clairvoyant who saw that it was an outright money fraud but I don’t think I’ve ever been particularly impressed by it.  I don’t care for the dealer model but that will only get fixed by addressing new…

Carvana was literally never anything but a pump and dump scheme for its founder and his convicted financial criminal Das.

If by prove you mean so that it’s more likely than not, easily if there is evidence he is infected and there's no evidence of her other sexual activity in the relevant time frame being limited. If you mean anything else it’s not relevant.

The idea that this anything to do with “justice” existing in the world or not is absolutely hilarious.

They tie their brand identity to the factory being in Italy far more than anyone else marketa on their location.

The issue is you don’t have enough money to buy that pony and say fuck all the additional consequences and costs that come down the road with getting that pony.