agree with you on this = Pay the price if you think the car is worth it. Don’t if you don’t.

that’s probably a “random word generator” bot.

I was looking for the No Dice vote button.

Rubens Barrichello, he was a great racing driver, won several championships on multiple categories, but got screwed over in Ferrari in lieu of Schumacher what brought him the fame of not being good enough.

I bought a 2020 Arteon premium r-line in July for 10k off MSRP (still new, despite being 2020). fully loaded, great car. Not sporty, but I did east-west coast on vacation and the car was just what I need and it looks great.

Funny how the airbag inflating scene is not slow motion, just the airbag inflating slowly and the actress moving as if she was in slow motion.

The 2nd gear is very contradictory.

Hot wheels is definitely on the inflation list. People are already selling on ebay even this year’s model for over the price and you can still find the same models in the supermarkets.

agree, I dont understand why engine or transmission should be linked to specific trim levels.

+1 to that.

38K is not cheap enough

I also didnt understand that, since when having a garage or a carport makes one wealthy? Even mobile homes and trailer parks have carports, and thats all you need to pull an extension cord and recharge your car.

I was looking at that chart and trying to see what is the difference between the Cutlass Supreme Coupe and the Toronado.

live in ATL, can confirm.

the press release linked doesnt go into these details.

but the thing is we dont even know if they are charging more or not, unless they give the price.

I live in ATL and I have a 2018 Leaf, no issues with the batteries so far. All bars are still there intact. Range has not degraded at all over these 3 years.

Agree with you 100%, but that is not what Ford is planning. Made to order is different than custom made.

Agree with you, thats what media company always wanted to enforce.

I would be happy being a F1 mechanic