Most people get NO severance when fired/laid off/whatever.

My issue with this selection is that the actual design of the car influenced absolutely no one. No car company has ever tried to copy the design, or use any big design elements from it.

I wonder how old this data is, because nobody should be paying above sticker price for either the F-150 or Mach-E since there are so many on dealer lots right now. 

That’s not really how that works.

It’s not like a Hellcat where it’s just an engine and almost nothing else. This is a completely bespoke body, suspension, etc. etc. etc. Ford is likely still losing money at $300k a piece. 

My only complaint are those wheels. They look like cheap hubcap designs, not something you’d pend $60k on.

Are there any other options left?  Doesn’t sound much different than non-EV people.

That is such and ugly bridge anyways, they worried about looks? more like costs.

I remember the car that got me interested in (weird) cars as a young child. It was an original, but very custom Renault 5, painted hot white in the front going to hot orange in the back. It was glorious.

Also you get that bullet proof Italian reliability that Alfa Romeo is famous for.

Whether or not it gets fixed, be proud that it worked for almost half a century in space. 

I wish my memory was only 3% corrupt.

“or that it’s just worn out after operating for 46 years.”

Working on such old hardware, so far away is the coolest shit ever.

I have to vote for the MB E350 Wagon. Not that I’m biased. I was looking hard at the Volvo V60 at the same time though.

Lexus RX. Every boomer coming out of a CR-V looking to “finally splurge a bit” is buying them, my parents included.

Yeah, those are terrible. 

“they formed about 240 million years ago, hundreds of millions of years before T. rex was a twinkle in the eye of deep time.”

Sorry, did we account for you Mom’s crotch?

I don’t know which is older, that meme or the current gen 4runner?