It’s Houston.

For those who wondered how the next will-or-won’t-it-be-electric Charllenger was going to turn out, here you are.

No test drive = No Dice

No. I like them as much as anyone else but, no.

TBH, if I wasn’t regularly staring at Crowns and Celsiors for sale, I might not have noticed it.

I genuinely think some stanced cars — like the VIP’d out Toyota Crown Celsior (LS400) above — can look pretty great, itasha and all. They’re just better for show than go, which makes them garbage as daily drivers.

Oh, but you know exactly what would happen if Tesla themselves started offering the buttons, these same people would think it was the best thing ever.

To be honest, I think they could’ve said Japanese import vans and captured them all. Man, I wish we could get the new versions of these. *sigh*

2020 and 2022 refer to them being hired to the Dodgers program, or whatever it’s called.

Do yourself a favor and cook the shoe first.

I just don’t feel like someone who was interested in this car wouldn’t be better served by one of the Panther platform cars for about 1/3-1/2 this price. ND.

I used to have an M35h. It was a great car! Powerful, smooth, and quiet. My only compliant was it wouldn’t fit a full-sized stroller in the trunk without taking the rear axle off. I’d loved to have had another one when mine got wrecked but the Q70h had already been discontinued and the (new) used ones were too much…

Ugh. Yes. They’re going to make this freaking thing. It’s ridiculous, sure, but it’s not impossible, and Tesla is big on ridiculous. Then we’ll have to listen to all the Tesla faithful with their “see, Musk is the greatest” and whatnot, ignoring the multitude of issues the Cybertruck will inevitably have.

So, like, I’m thinking the only proper punishment is stoning, right?

Ah, good sleuthing. I double down on my comment - it’s not worth $38K

Nah. I love the Cosmo, I’m not sure there is anyone on this site that doesn’t, but it’s not worth $38K. ND

“...it just needed more time on the drawing board to work out the kinks that still remain in the vehicle.”

So, given the rarity and overall condition of the car, it’s probably NP. That said, none of the things I’d do to it if I owned it would make sense to pay $60K upfront so it’s a personal ND.

*smirks in Cuphead* Get good, suckas!

It is when you’re expected to warranty the components if they break.