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“Graduates with a degree in unemployment (History, English, Communications, etc)?”

2nd “Automakers, all of which rake in billions of cash a year and constantly complain about margins”

Serious, maybe dumb, question - why on earth would anyone want air suspension on a performance car?

Yes, a lot of perfectly sane, rational thinking individuals will see a huge problem with NASCAR burning 5,000 gallons of fuel in one race in comparison to the 384,000,000 gallons of fuel burned elsewhere in America each day.

She makes valid points about the site, but my immediate reaction when I saw this article was “here’s another response to the call to arms from every pro-union shop on the web” after the founder’s Twitter comments.

You must be a blast at parties.

Yet Uber is still valued more than GM or Ford. Good job world.

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“When General Motors announced it would shutter five North American plants and cut thousands of jobs it included the Lordstown Assembly plant in Warren, Ohio.”

TL;DR - I would never buy it for that price, but I voted nice price.

Am I being obtuse when I roll my eyes about the “future of the auto industry” forecasts being so doom and gloom? This has been a cyclical industry for over a hundred years. Electrification and autonomous cars are decades or more out from being the majority of vehicles on the road (electric) and feasible (autonomous).

Possible dumb question, but are Porsches typically bulletproof when it comes to long term quality? As opposed to Lambos that are basically meant to be parked because they need a new clutch every 10k miles.

You’re such a brave hero. Where can I mail your medal?

Just wait a second...are you telling me a car that costs 67% more than another car is gonna be higher in quality?!? Get out. Next you’re gonna tell me Harbor Freight tools are inferior to contractor brands and subsidized housing isn’t as nice as lake front luxury units!!

“ And you start to blame yourself for being shitty or weak or spineless.”

Read that part 5 times trying to figure it out.

“The idea that ‘what may be convenient for manufacturing and corporations may not be what is good for customers’”

Obligatory capitalism reference in every Ballaban article present and accounted for.