I also own an E-Type and I completely agree with you. They’ve lost their way for a long time, though. The E-Type was a reasonably inexpensive performance car. When they started going for ‘luxury’ everything went to crap. I would complain about this bland garbage except that this isn’t even the same company as the one…

Why would we bring back Mean Astronauts?  Leave them up there until they’re nice again.

Flying Robots Of Unusual Size?

Nissan is almost certainly the make with the most missing bumpers per million miles.

You should try the site with ad block.  It’s way more useable.  

I do a LOT of work with government entities, and every year, at the end of the year, we get a bunch of orders for shit they don’t need that will sit for YEARS, because if they don’t spend the money, they can’t keep it, and they won’t get it next year. It’s *insane*. “Use it or lose it” funding is just batshit insane.

Came to say the same thing.

It will just be a link to whichever dashcams the Inventory is shilling, there will be no testing or any sort of reviews.

It's that hidden special RS6 Avant allroad edition.  Or a typo.  I wish it was the former though!

DuPont asking prices isn’t the same as transaction prices. I am very familiar with this market and real value is probably mid 500s for private party, trade in is definitely in the 400s. The ones getting killed the most are those that optioned their SF90s into the high 700s-800 range in order to get a faster allocation…

I looked up pricing on the SF90 and did find a decent amount in the high $400k range, and they were all ‘21's like this guy has. I just don’t know how in 3 years he could have only paid off $80k unless it is like a 10 year loan with a crazy APR or some ballon payment situation. If it was a normalish 60-84 month car…

That’s one way, I suppose. Just blatantly ridiculous answers using real world cars would be better, though - things that run absolutely contrary to the question in every way possible. (I know there’s no hope of people simply refusing to engage with the questions/content farming.)

That information is actually right on the receipt, usually. 

Maybe his bone spurs kept him out of that semester.

While filling the Italian supercar, presumably with premium gas

“The BBC would like to apologize for the error in programming and regrets any inconvenience it may have caused. Those responsible have been sacked”

I know it’s not adult like, but I feel nothing but disdain for this little shit.  

Take my star. Comment about Regret Theory is truly underrated.

Safety doesn’t seem to be in the discussion. Remotely operating a crane from a bird’s eye view or not having someone standing UNDER a 10 ton container seems like something people would want. It’s not as if there won’t still be a need for people and the changing job of maintenance.

“Slideshows are dumb and illegal but they keep happening.”