They’re talking about the current situation where supply is constrained, and nobody has the option of producing more.

That one is true. They're not great, but they work fairly well, especially if you have ABS and stability control as a fallback.

How do you know they are a tiny minority?

I can’t see the reply from gefingerpoker except in my notifications, so I’m replying to myself.

Vibrations depend on many other things to a much greater extent than displacement or power. For example a single cylinder dirt bike with a small engine could produce more vibrations than a big inline four cylinder superbike. Sounds like they don't understand the issue that well.

You know, a Puma:

Just noticed this comment.  I don’t know why you bolded that part, as this is clearly not a hang glider.

That looks to have some kind of rollover protection, and three point belts. So I would say it appears to be a good deal safer, yes.

Even better, get a small fire safe and put such documents there.  1) it might protect them in case of fire, 2) you will always know where they are because you’re not going to misplace a safe and 3) it will be an obvious place for anyone else to look for important documents.

He should be thankful that his main complaint about the US is taxes. Billions of people would kill for a life where that was their biggest problem.

What is it about people who aren’t interested in having a car that would make you want nothing to do with them?

They will 1) be able to own a car, just won’t be able to park it right where they live, and 2) if they don’t want to own a car will have access to one through a car sharing service.  So they can still drive anywhere they want to, just as George Washington intended.

You must not have very many friends.

If they sell as many as they can make anyway, then they’re not leaving anything on the table.

This thing makes will.i.am’s car look like a real beauty.

Yep.  It’s going to have a lot of miles, but there are plenty of Suburbans and Excursions for this price.

I don’t want a sports car to commute every day, though 100 miles of range would certainly do the job for most Americans, I want it for a fun run around the good driving roads, which I can easily accomplish with 100 miles of range.

First, though, he had to make sure everything was lined up, so he used a “.”

All Harleys have been fuel injected since 2007. There are of course still plenty of carbeureted ones running around, but I would say that is not why they are revving up.

Given that, I don’t know what your goal was by bringing them up because the only logical conclusion is that you are agreeing useless cars don’t sell.