This seems like a suspiciously easy nice price. What’s the catch?

God, I fucking hate vegans.

You got me there, definitely got the dates wrong. 2000/2001 is correct.

That’s the technical term, I’m sure.

My Dad had one of the first of these sold in our midsize midwest city circa 1997. He bought it for my mother who suddenly decide she didn’t want to drive a stick anymore, so he drove it for the better part of a decade year round, included midwest winters. I regret not buying it from him when he got rid of it, but I…

Every now and then I’ll see a semi with a trailer just blowing snow and ice all over the road because it hasn’t been properly cleared. That shit is legitimately scary.

I’m looking forward to seeing how the Tesla stans try to justify this one.

Arrest them? Get the tow trucks out, impound their vehicles, and lock them up. I don’t understand why this is difficult.

Oh, yeah, this is good professional advice to see in a sale ad and definitely bodes well.

This article is peak David Tracy.

Cool so you’re crazy too. Got it.

That’s a serious oversimplification of the trolley problem. The purpose of the trolley problem in it’s original formulation was to illustrate the problems with consequentialism, not to endorse it.

Protesting justly is great and should be lauded.

I genuinely can’t tell if this is sarcasm or not.

Well if I’m to understand the commenters from last week regarding self driving running stop signs, Tesla has to allow the cars to hit stuff occasionally, because that’s what real drivers do.

The first car I really drove was a Grand Prix GTP, and it’s still one of the best big cars I ever drove. My first manual transmission car was a Pontiac Sunfire, and that thing was not only bulletproof but had a surprisingly pleasant clutch.

I’d seriously be in the market for a WRX hatch for my next car. Of course that means they won’t do it.

1st Gear: I would have bought a WRX last year if they weren’t a full $10k more expensive than a comparable Civic Si.

Yeah that sounds like GM.

Ahhh so it’s not so much an import rebadged Holden as it’s both Lincoln and Holden rebadging the same car.