Dude, you're on Jalopnik. Not Gawker. Relax.

Wait, so then this US census data is wrong? Huh..

You'd be surprised. I lived out there for a while and for the most part it's just like anywhere else (except drugs seem to be a little more commonplace). You have the nice folk and the assholes. Except sometimes the assholes out there have an affinity for calling people haoles.

What garbage? I'll I see is the article.

Projecting, much?

I'd demand a refund.

Because it has one article about it on the Detroit site?

There is a pretty strong connection between Chinese youth and the Buick brand. As a Nordic guy marrying into a Chinese family, they've made it pretty clear to me that Buick is a pretty big deal in terms of an American brand selling in China for whatever reason (this according to her family here and over there). I…

Agreed. I don't hate the Saab 900 NG, but it certainly isn't the pre-1994 900.

Oh indeed, indeed. My dog Fifi was certainly delayed oh his way to fancy steaks and butt sniffing party. Such a shame.

Oh goodness, my good sir. There's no way those people could have been from Dallas. Oklahoma, if I were to guess.

I'm a little more worried about where the hell Mexico went..

Well if I wanted to buy a suppository shaped electric car, I know I'd be all over that.

I think I'm a little more partial to this.

Then from what it sounds like, it's just a matter of throwing money at it, securing lobbyists, and convincing state reps that a form of direct sale can still employee people (which is not to say it can't), generate taxes in some way, and operate in a similar way to the conventional dealership.

I've got nothing to add other than I've never been a fan of the whole dealership experience and I really wish some of the bigger companies would jump on board with the direct sale model. But I can't imagine that happening any time soon. I understand the point of dealer mark-up, but that just further drives me into…

Nice to see that they're just as incompetent as the rest of our governments.