“whether they can match the innovation, risk-taking, agility and speed associated with tech sectors”

The fact that you call an almost new Nissan Cube a beater is pretty telling. I think most people would agree that your range rover, the hummer and cube aren’t beaters. They may be bad, unreliable or ugly, but that’s about it.

Oh man I wanna hang out with your friend, that’s fantastic

I friend of mine uses a fixture on his exhaust manifold to cook hot dogs on a regular basis. He also has two grease guns with mustard and ketchup.

OF COURSE the million mile Toyota Tundra is beige.

You work in sales for a tailor?

Initially read it as UR SUPPER. And was confused why someone would choose a dinner-related vanity. But yes usurper is a pretty awesome plate.

Enough with the nazi jokes. They make me fuhrerious.

Covering it with a different paint job could be part of The Final Solution.....

Concentration is the key.

I’m not really sure where you’re Goering with that comment...

I think the real question is, how much gas does it use?

I thought it was a great deal, did jew?

Did Jew have to go there?

Huh, didn’t know they offered the SS trim on the 81 Vette.

Personally, I did Nazi anything wrong with it.

Please test your rear-facing seat in the middle-back seat of a Fiesta ST. Wife is due in 6 weeks.

Man, I wish Detroit had decent transit. The downside of the auto-industry being here is they lobbied it into the dirt before it could even get off the ground. The few projects we have going are doomed to be pointless trinkets, compared to proper transit anywhere in the modern world...

My focus on tank range is, effectively, analyzing it from a financial perspective. I look at it from the angle of how often I have to fill up - because however many MPG my car gets, it’s how many times I have to fill the tank per year that is the key metric to determine how much the car costs me in fuel. If the Volt…

My wife wanted a 2dr wrangler for herself. I told her it would barely baby. She got it anyways. I was right.