“Imagine never having blinding lights in your side mirrors at night.”

“...can’t find time to stop for a half hour to charge...”

Yes. Because everyone is truthful on the interweb....

Have to agree. I live in the Twin Cities Metro and could conceivably see having legitimate range anxiety on really cold winter days (where batteries are already poo for range plus you want to keep warm) if you had to run some errands over lunch and run a kid to some function after school, etc That’s just daily “in…

Most of us that actually “buy” cars (as opposed to finance) write a personal check. No Audi dealer has ever batted an eye at me over a personal check.

But if they get their way then more money is raised for charity... Sounds like a win-win.

Agreed. All Koenigsegg needs to do is make sure all their legitimate buyers are aware of the auction. The price will take care of itself.

It’s an auction with no reserve. It’s going to sell for whatever it is worth.

Always screw the riders...? Coreect me if I’m wrong, but at any time they feel like they are going to get screwed, the “riders” can voluntarily choose to remain “walkers" can't they?

It doesn’t have to be CG to be fake as hell. The claim was “least technically accurate.”

Didn’t one of them have two cars pulling a 50+ ton walk-in safe through some downtown like it was a tin can behind a wedding car? That’s got be in the running for “no accuracy at all” with these other examples.

Snort. When I picture some dude being “abused" to the point of being forced to give a stranger a ride in his own car, against his wishes, I don't envision some online company with an app interface.

IDK. My last two cars were CPOs (although I forfeited the extended warranty on the last one for a lower price.) They both came with new tires and new brake pads & rotors.

When I make an offer, I make an “out the door” offer. How they want to split out their fees is up to them.

Yup. I was reading and figured that one of the hotted-up versions of the 911 wouldn’t be suggested because it would be so painfully obvious.

The real lesson of the day is, “Buy a car that nobody else wants, and that all dealers are desperate to unload. Then you will have ample chances to see just how low each one will go.

I really liked the part after the fall of the tree. Where Hero and Hendrik become allies while defending the meager fort.

I didn’t have a problem with the rewind, and in truth I thought it was a great way to deal with Vironica’s death.

No. You’re in a normal career.

Tell yourself that if you want. But if you think how you outwardly present yourself to others has no bearing on how they perceive you, then it is only because they already perceive the worst about you.