thank god, the stock wheels are perfectly ‘80s-

oh yeah this has been planned for a while after these companies took a hit on negative oil prices in 2020. here’s an article from february-

lmao there’s gotta be a bunch of shit that doesn’t work without the TIPM. it’s a pretty crucial part of any Chrysler vehicle of this era.

idk how anyone could watch her beach club show and be like this person needs more on-screen time

fwiw I love the tone of this review. it’s hard not to have a bleak outlook on life when something like this exists solely to sit in some rich asshole’s garage and never actually be driven.

Another guess — and this is purely speculation — is they are charging that much money because they can. People want the TRX and are willing to pay through the nose for it, and this is the result of that fact.

between dumbass shit like this and boomer-centric cars shows with 20 chevelles in a parking lot on the other end of the spectrum, the hobby did die on me. doesn’t help that I live an area without great driving roads, though.

this is true of all manufacturers, though. see GM Financial, Ford Credit, Stellantis Financial Services, etc.

Is this on par with using a vehicle to commit a felony, traffic drugs, or other instances where civil forfeiture is common place?

maybe even less-

if I had a spare $40k, I’d buy this in heartbeat

The Great Lakes did rise by well over a foot, up to five(!) feet, over the average levels in the past few years. It’s come down a bit over the last 10 months but it was fucking wild to see. The coastal flooding gets a bit more attention but there was a a lot of damage done to my hometown in Michigan. Shit’s fucked.

seriously, our infrastructure can’t handle shit like this. this thing will also crush and kill anyone in its path without even noticing.

This ‘protest’ is the dumbest shit ever, but I do love to see the Maroun lose money. Fuck them.

Seek help, you are not well

Lmao this is unhinged

I don’t know shit about bikes but these articles and all the old crusty bike people that come out in the comments are great

“Massive, irreversible wealth gap makes itself known with every passing day as once-affordable hobbies fall out of reach of all but the most well-off”

I throw them in the trash because me as an individual saving styrofoam containers doesn’t do shit in the long term. As long as Nestle and Coke are spewing out billions of plastic bottles every day, I’m not gonna stress about throwing away a food container.