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No. Just no.  Fox News wants you to believe that, but the answer is no. If you are so low income that $9/day is the difference between going to work or eating, you either shouldn’t own a car or you shouldn’t be driving it in Manhattan. I work in Manhattan (below 60th St.) and take public transportation evne though I

Aren’t congestion fees primarily impacting low income and minority residents?

Well, let him stop the funding. Those who voted for him will soon learn just how far-reaching government support is throughout the American economy, and perhaps they will finally learn their lesson.

As far as we know, the first recorded “National FAFO Situation” in human history was Sumer-Elam War. The Elamites got uppity with the Sumerians, so Enembaragesi, the king of Kish, led the Sumerian army right the hell into the larger Elamite empire and fuckin’ wrecked their shit.

Just be honest, this is not limited to just one party.  Six of one half a dozen of the other, it’s a stupid game who’s only benefit if generating user engagement in the media.

Yes to this, but also, Democrats need to stop playing this “we need to work across the aisle, take the high road” buddy buddy spineless bullshit they keep trying to do.  Trump is out here flinging executive orders around like a he’s making it rain at a strip club, and Democrats are just at home hiding in their

If he’s allowed to stop funding on anything and everything he wants, that’s game over for the entire Legislative branch. No laws are free, they all cost some amount of money to train and implement. If he’s allowed to forbid money needed on laws he does not like, that’s a veto over Congress without any override, and

I just want the mid 90's and earlier GM turn signal/high beam/windshield washer/wiper/cruise stalks back. Those were a PERFECT integration of all of the things it controlled.

I had a 97 Dodge Stratus 2.0 5-speed, base model, crank windows, etc. It was not a terrible car but it has a reputation as such. I had some excellent attributes. It’s a minor thing but I always thought the layout of the dash and controls was perfect, and overall excellent visibility and ergonomics. A/C was

I’d love to have that feature back. No matter what I do, I can’t get the displays or the center screen to go dark enough at night. 

Here is an off the wall one. My old SAAB 9-3SS would automatically turn the recirc on when you used the windshield washer. This prevented the smell of washer fluid from entering the cabin. Sounds pointless until you have a car that doesn’t do that and you get a whiff of who knows how old washer fluid when you go to

A lot of GM stalks push forward to turn the high beams on it return to the normal position. It also has the benefit of defaulting to low beams on the next key cycle so people can’t forget they had their high beams on the last time the used their headlights (dash lights are for losers). The lights also default to auto

I thought they were more just renowned as being one of the ugliest cars ever made more than being outright bad.

As much as I hate to give the many credit, I do like how Tesla’s watch themselves when parked and have that Dog mode so you can leave your pooch in there for a few minutes. However, I’d still never buy one of those swasticars, new or used. 

Was this really an awful car though? Ignoring the fact that they’ve been retconned as ironically cool and ahead of their time, at the core of it these were really just a mediocre GM product similar to everything else they were making at the time. The Buick Rendezvous was the same car underneath and that was downright

I have said it before but I am 100% down for steering wheel based blinkers. Since the “new” advent of push forward on the blinker stalk for high beams, I hate that, even with my big hands reaching the stalk is a stretch when they are one. To be fair it’s a minor gripe as I don’t use the high beams often, but it’s

Yeah, if my car broke down today and needed replaced a Model Y would be on the list, just because it would do everything I need and be inexpensive for me to operate. Except for one thing.

Jesus, it was a working CyberTruck; two decades and change before the non-working one!

This probably doesn’t count because it’s bass-ackwards of what you asked, but...

I had a base model, poverty spec, first gen Kia Sorento. We’re talking stick shift, steel wheel model. It was not a terrible car, but it was far from great, and it slowly fell apart over the years.