Your local Subaru dealer might take your old Outback as a straight trade for a new one. We bought a ‘17 2 years ago and the dealer we bought it from recently offered me more than we paid for it. Too bad my wife hates the new ones.

Yeah, maybe he should take a look at the Chevy Trax or Buick Encore instead. /s

I bought a Prius and said that. I went from 20k a year to 25k a year when my average fuel economy went from 20 to 50 mpg. Still an overall decrease in carbon emissions, but not as much.

Sounds like you’re making my case for me, except you’re saying the Prius will do everything I need. The Prius won’t haul materials for my constant home improvement projects, and it won’t fit my wife and 2 kids with much room for anything more than a stroller. My wife hates putting the little one in a rear-facing seat…

The There are plenty of cases where this will be useful. I daily drive a Prius Plug-in at least 50 miles a day but never more than 150, and I also have a pickup. I could replace them both with a Lightning and take one of my other 2 cars if I need to drive outside the range of the Lightning. Seems like I should have…

I think I would have tossed it in an old PT Cruiser or something like that.

The extreme indifference tag means that he was aware of the possible harm from his actions and did not take any steps to mitigate that harm. Basically in this case it means he knew he could hurt people by crashing into the cars, and the choices he made led to that being his only option. It doesn’t mean that he…

I watch some other stuff that’s scripted and fake and I never get that feeling from their videos. They do have some clickbait titles and thumbnails, but they're far from the worst offenders with that.

Porsh-ee. Got it.

The issue is that the oil gets too hot then the viscosity drops and the engine can’t pump it around. This will keep it closer to the intended operating temperature, which should keep it flowing at as intended. It’s an improvement, but not guaranteed to fully address the issue.

A base 370Z has no equipment though. I’ve seen a bunch at dealers and they’re all north of $40k. Not at all worth it on a car that’s basically the same as it was back in 2009.

I did this with a WRX. I was sure that a WRX was going to be my next car, then I rented one for a week and decided that was a bad plan, for a few reasons. 

I drive a 2013 Plug-in Prius and even with charging it every day the gas engine is on for around 75% of my driving.

This makes me want to crack open the engine on my 150k mile 2013 Prius and take a look! That’s probably not a good use of my time though. I hope mine isn’t looking that bad inside. I used good oil but it still looks pretty rough at the 10k recommended intervals. I’m starting to burn a little oil too lately. I’m trying…

For real, the only one that could maybe be insider trading is the Cybertruck thing, but I don’t remember if that debut was public knowledge at that point or not. Even so, he’d be betting against the company by selling shares at that time. He couldn’t have known about ‘Bitcoin and COVID-related factors’, he couldn’t…

Practice, practice, practice. There are some guides on Youtube and elsewhere to get you started, but it just takes time to get used to it.

Cars regularly get parked on dealership lots for months or even over a year while only getting started maybe once a month and no new fuel added. This isn’t a new issue. Those vehicles are usually fine.

Inattentive drivers is not a new thing. I know a few people who have been hit while riding bicycles. They all lived but as far as I know nobody was ever charged or anything.

I like that TSX, but Miata Is Always The Answer. I’ll take the ND. I already have an S10 like the red one.

I’m sure the dealer didn’t know they would be in this position when the truck was ordered. If they’re selling 100 cars a month like they were a year ago, they might not care about the markup. Now that they’re selling 20% of that, they do. And without a signed purchase agreement, this guy is out of luck.