I have to agree with you. It’s equally annoying when you can hear the noise way before you see the actual vehicle it’s coming from.

Because Teslas are trash objects for trash people, HTH.

Being a southern California car, one could wonder if it's ever seen the rain

Take your damned star.

Would be nice to see it in my garage when I’m lookin’ out my back door.

Technically a NP, especially in the current market. But a ND for me at nearly any price. My brother owned one of these, and to the surprise of no VW customer, at around this age/mileage things started happening that had the dealer suggesting they pull the dashboard for service.

Look it’s fine. Just dump the suspiciously squishy, large, black plastic wrapped package in the trunk somewhere and you’re golden! 

In this market?  ~8k for a nice car with high (but not REALLY high) mileage is a nice price.

The CC R line is a great ride for a Fortunate Son who was Born on the Bayou.

This CC is handsome and clean enough to make me dismiss the VW reliability horror stories of my youth. This’d make an elegant and plush commuter, and is anonymous enough and more than quick enough to make a fast and useful highway flier.

Sweet looking ride and a not-too-crazy price. Yeah, I’d pull the trigger. Nice Price.

They’re not that bad when smothered entirely in real cheese.

The scariest part is how quickly the driver turns to justifying what happened. That level of blind support for anything is a commentary on so much of what is happening around us... on either side of any issue.

Texas Mode engaged: Attack Cyclists

He used to have a tabloid-sized newsletter sent around called OneBrooklyn -- every article was about him, every article mentioned him by title and name.  Looked like a newspaper, sold advertising, wall to wall Eric Adams.  Can’t believe it worked.

So close!

When I saw him on a morning show trying to explain how “Stop and Frisk is good, actually!” I know he was a special kind of guy.

I’m rapidly coming to the conclusion that NYC’s latest savior is a self-righteous, judgmental prick, in addition to being as self-serving and corrupt as any other NYC politician.

“You take someone on heroin, put them in one room, and someone hooked on cheese, put ’em in another room, and you take it away, I challenge you to tell me the person who’s hooked on heroin and who’s hooked on cheese.”

“Food is addictive,” said Adams. “You take someone on heroin, put them in one room, and someone hooked on cheese, put ’em in another room, and you take it away, I challenge you to tell me the person who’s hooked on heroin and who’s hooked on cheese.”