Same here. Picked up a 2021 Ioniq Electric for about 60% off original MSRP and it only had 10k miles on it. I don’t need massive range out of it, and I can get by just fine charging off the standard 120v outlet plug, so I don’t even need to bother with a L2 charger. I actually get free charging at work when the…

33k per year is reasonable when you consider what you’re getting for that - usually. However since “Hell is other people” could have been written for or even by me, a cruise will never be a choice. Bleargh.

Sounds like they must have fired the electronics team that designed it and could not find anyone else willing or able to figure out the problem.

Total banger. No notes. 

Buying a daily driver on finance and expecting that it will be worth more than the balance at around halfway through repayment is stupid.

She’ll be fine. She’s 34 making good money and will be able to save and build a lot as long as she doesn’t buy a new car every year and lives below her means (for example I’m an airline pilot and when I train new pilots I give them some advice of things I’ve seen which is pilots getting heady making decent money and…

This is just a dumb post.

“Sora Lee makes a measly salary of $400,000 per year as head of marketing for TikTok It gets worse, that salary combined with her investment portfolio only gives her a net worth of about $843,000. Times are tough right now for social media executives.”

Furlough. The word You’re looking for for “temporary layoff” is “furloughed.”

Too bad it’s ugly. I mean the overall shape and side profile are good looking, a proper SUV in fact. But why does it have such a disapproving look on it’s face?

I dig it. Maybe I can afford one in about 15 years.

In my book, the bigger advantage of Station wagon vs SUV is the trunk proportion and the way it handle. The trunk proportion is debatable (to each is own) but the handling department is not. A station wagon has to be low to the ground, and therefore it handle just better than any SUV. I went to test drive a X3 vs 3…

So it is an obese hatchback.

I agree with this third rule. That said the Panamera Sport Turismo doesn’t qualify as a wagon with this third rule but it’s generally agreed upon that it’s a wagon and not a hatchback. Hmm...

That’s a fair point

I knew Billy McFarland would land on his feet. 

Reminds me of the time I had to cancel my trip to the Moon after I discovered that I couldn’t afford a Saturn V rocket.

Shocking that people aren’t wild about $60k (at 7% interest!) cars with limited, often-broken charging infrastructure and insane repair and maintenance costs.

Zing!

“Will people still be excited enough about a seven-year-old design?”