I know these games got....eh over time. And some of that initial atmosphere and creep factor faded but the original F.E.A.R. game was scary. Specifically two scenes come to mind, one being this.

So they are retrying the Saturn model of pricing.

I like the Honda suggestions on this. Not terribly shocking.

If/when this happens, I hope those folks throw a fit at Ford and Ford grows some balls and screws the dealer’s allocation.

I’d be pissed if I put a reservation down for a car, waiting a while, then was handed a mark up beyond MSRP.

Seating 7 and interesting/unique is a little tough. My best vote is a used Audi Q7. Looks like 18/19 models can be had on budget, or can stretch a little for uptrims or newer year.

I had one as a rental through Silvercar and really liked it. Comfortable, reasonably fast, and nice to look at.

Yea I recall test driving a C30 and immediately hated the manual.

Thank you. And I agree, I stopped visiting Gizmodo for the same reason.

This was buried at the bottom of their website if anyone didn’t see it.

Is this basically going to be a slower but nicer Ford Flex?

^^

I hate the light grey accent trims Audi is using on their exterior recently. The RS3 is an example of that and this new A3 is now the same. I don’t need everything blacked out but prefer something closer to body color.

It’s a great thing. Except it can’t handle the demand and I can’t sit around spamming refresh all day hoping a slot opens up.

I do truly hope they can scale fast enough but until then, my family has designated one person (me) to be the runner for multiple families to get groceries. I’m their Instacart because we can’t…

Yea, that crossed my mind too. Performance is still really good.

You could swap the S8 for an S6 and be under budget.

I live right next to an east/west highway with 3 lanes each way. Definitely heard the street racing crews out and about. Not safe on this particular stretch of road but also fun to hear the exhaust and guess the car/engine. Heard a Mustang and a Subbie going at it last night.

Correct, apologies. They get compared to Navy Fed and Pen Fed a lot I forget they aren’t in the same class.

A lot of people don’t use a decent credit union (hell, even USAA doesn’t have great rates all the time) and also don’t have tier 1 credit. Getting stuck somewhere in the middle with these inflated rates. Pushing them into longer terms (which carry higher rates). With higher car prices, thus pushing longer terms, less…

Drove a 2018 (I think) PP as a rental for a week through Silvercar (I have an A4). Pretty spot on. Long, big highways it does great. But it feels and drives big. Cargo space was decent but not massive with the third row down.

Actually just bought a car on Vroom. Seems the financial side of things through Chase is fine but NJ DMV is closed this month.

it looks sort of familiar because that’s an Audi A7, no doubt about it.