Ladies and gents. We have found the EV equivalent of the Altima. All Vinfast needs to do now is partner up with subprime predatory lenders to make it official.

I see your point. Boring CUV or hybrid and a fun car. But $45k for both can be a limiting factor in today’s automotive market.

To add to this, Subaru dealers practically everywhere are having trouble selling the new WRXs. Find the right dealer and you can buy one for close to invoice. You’ll have money left over for winter wheels and tires, and a couple grand of spending money.

$45000 for 2 cars? Why? In this market, that’ll get you 2 high mileage beaters. Used car prices are still high, and most aren’t worth the asking price. So IMO, it makes a lot more sense to buy new for now than to buy used.

In the future where EVs have largely replaced ICE cars, there will inevitably be an EV version of the Altima. 5000 lbs cars, no insurance, and bald tires will be a recipe for literal dumpster fires.

For a 9 month cruise? I doubt it’s as packed as a typical 3-10 day cruise, considering the price and the fact that people can’t just take 9 months off of work, unless they don’t need to work. Which circles back to price. 

Sorry, but I would rather do a 9 month cruise. At least I’d be able to find isolated parts of the ship where I can be alone for a little bit.

C5 and C6 Corvettes are going to be the new stars of sideshows/street takeovers once those jackasses start to see how cheap they are. They will also be the new Mustang at car meets.

Why people would willingly sign their freedom away for ‘high property values’ is way beyond my understanding. Not only do they sign their freedom away while on their own property, high property values are also directly proportional to higher annual property taxes. Somehow, people are fine with paying high annual…

Money laundering.

Then speed up and let the guy through. And hope that there isn’t a cop with a laser gun trained on you. Furthermore, road rage is a fucking real thing. If you want that unhinged maniac to pull a gun on you because they felt like it that day, then you’re welcome to take that risk. People talk big until maniacs pull…

Just let them through. When they pass you, you’ll never see them again and you’ve have dealt with them for like 5 seconds. If there’s a cop lasering people ahead, let them get caught. Is playing defense with these drivers more beneficial for you than just letting them through and never having to deal with them again?

When I get the chance to get through these assholes, I will pass them and make a quick lane change in to get in front of them without signaling, closer than I usually would, to show them my dissatisfaction. Usually, get the hint and then move away to another lane. Then I just take off and join the rest of the flow of…

Tailgating left lane campers going much slower in the general flow of traffic. Especially when there are 3 other lanes to camp in.

I think the best color for the new WRX is black. Because it just looks like a black blob and you can’t see just how hideous it really is.

If you read the article in its entirety, you’d know that the author had the audacity to write this sentence:

There’s nothing appealing about this and it rightfully got heckled and booed when it was unveiled in front of a crowd a few months ago. There’s more to the STI than brakes, bolt on stiffening, and seats. It’s missing LSDs and DCCD, which makes it decidedly nowhere near an STI. This is merely an option package made in…

Good for you that you’re a fucking expert cop whisperer then. However you interact with cops is clearly working for you, since you’re such an expert at dealing with them. Most people aren’t, and it’s better for most people to not self incriminate when dealing with police.

I never said anything about being combative or being a wiseass or protesting being pulled over on the side of the road. My point is to shut the fuck up and don’t admit anything because whatever you say can and will be used against you in court. 

And you have no way of knowing that they wont write you a ticket for being nice and confessing to your crimes. Just because you claim to have these ‘nice’ interactions with cops when you break the law doesn’t mean others would have the same experience. Lucky you, if you’re telling the truth. The vast majority of…