Oh wow, please tell me that’s for sale.

Counterpoint:

I image the 4C with a turbo 2.0 engine in the 350 HP range would be worthy of the Stratos name. Or they could really go nuts and try to fit the Guilia’s Quadrifoglio V6 in the 4C. I’d call that version the Gatto Infernale.

But for most Americans, Alfa = convertible. They blundered by not leading off with one, instead bringing the 4C that had limited appeal and competed against more established and capable competition. Then bringing the Giulia that landed in an even more crowded and competitive segment and was half-baked.

Bonus points: The Element will double as a mobile home if/when his brother forgets to pay his rent.

BUCKWHEAT HAS BEEN SHOT

Honest question:

With the impending death of every quality small hatchback in America (Honda Fit, Toyota Yaris, the Mazda2 is already gone...), this leaves a niche opening for the Mirage.

As an ethnic Argentine, I can confirm that is not a stereotype.

“Trading Places” and “Elf” are mandatory holiday movies in our house

As a progressive Latino, I recognize that the Spanish language needs to change to accomodate gender neutrality. HOWEVER, this whole “Latin+X” nonsense is not the way to do it for numerous reason. A better, native solution is to use “Iatin+E”. This article over at Vox explains it much better than I could do justice…

It’s like the rest of the world looking at the U.S. and seeing us all as pink, fat, angry, and xeno/trans/geno-phobic gun-nuts.

I hope Gaetz and Walker are prosecuted and have to do even one night in gen-pop at the DC jail.

On a military installation, this kind of stunt would have ended very differently...

Bigger is better

Try a shot of Frangelico. Then another one for the brownie mix.

I’d rather drive.

Something else to consider is they’re putting +20K miles per year on that Kia. Their best move will be to pay off the Kia and replace it with a hybrid. A Toyota Prius, Hyundai Ioniq, or Kia Niro are probably their best bet.  

and it will be harder on immigrants, which is probably the real reason it was enacted.

Women who complain about their partner’s browsing history probably don’t.