I talked about this with my coworker recently. Of course, the problem with selling now is that you would need to replace it with something equally high priced. But...

Carvana says that my car is “a little outside our sweet spot,” which I take to mean it is too small or old for them to bother with, because I’m pretty sure it’s worth more than $3,192. That’s right: “I know what I got.”

We haven’t converted only because we do so much trade with the US, not because out of stubbornness. 

1st and 2nd Gear: Kinda surprised one of the gears today wasn’t the oil industry’s wild Wednesday. Exxon’s board got its ass kicked by a relatively tiny fund, Shell lost hard in court in a ruling other state courts are likely to follow, and Chevron’s own shareholders told it to get its shit together and cut its Scope…

You forgetting about trust fund hipsters. You know, the ones who go on these HGTV new home search shows. He is artisanal basket weaver and she teaches pigmy goat Pilates, and their budget for their new home is only $1.5M. But they can stretch to $1.8M if it is perfect.

“The interior is notable for still having the plastic protective film on the door controls which is amazing but also serves as evidence of poor dealer prep upon original delivery.”

I dunno, I read the whole article and I don’t see where Jason was out of line. It all sounds pretty reasonable and not especially hyperbolic; radar can do things cameras can’t, Tesla’s cameras aren’t even particularly sophisticated, and the deletion of radar will impact some features. This is a topic I’ve seen…

I wrote the most amazing, beautiful, insightful rebuttal to your non-comment, but it was simply too good for this world, so I’ve purged it from existence.

I mean, I’m not saying they should die, but I will say it would be a net gain for society.

It is pretty bad.

Oh, weird the guy with the V10 pun in his burner acct’s name prefers the pickup with a Viper powertrain

I always wondered why golf carts were so expensive. Is it just because people will pay that much?

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I’m sure they’ll do this in the driest, most heavily forested area available, because that’s how these things always seem to go.

he just asked a question, you don’t have to be so snappy..

Yeah, but a PR department that’s forced to spend 1/2 of its time jabbing the CEO in the ribs and whispering “STFU dude!” is never gonna last.

Sweet ride, great deal, and you know how to compose a picture and pose a car, too.

That is one brave guy standing up on a roof with a huge hole and broken frames with no safety harness while trying to hook up a car to a crane.

I feel like we missed a huge opportunity here for the headline to be “Dogs of Lordstown”

2nd Gear: I’m a bit disappointed there’s not some joke in there about Jaguar/Land Rover not suffering from a chip shortage because there will never be a shortage of Lucas parts or they long ago cornered the market on vacuum tubes or something... I didn’t say it was a good joke.