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    Probably the Mini two door hatch. I find the idea of a small, FWD, manual car very appealing. Also, in Mexico Ford sells the 430hp Lobo hybrid in RWD, with cloth seats, and vinyl carpets. Which I also really like.

    As for the 911; I don’t know. I feel like it’s so expensive nowadays that a base model really comes up

    21 kWh per 100 kilometers


    It was good. 

    This reminds me to the ITV in Spain, though, despite having basically the same hardware, I don’t think the Spanish are as meticulous as the Germans because my SLK230K passed it a couple of years ago with no advisories, and I have a bunch of advisories for myself about that car.

    And you piece of shit spent 20 bucks on Uber eats rather than on PPE for a hospital. How do you feel now?

    Why not a Model Y?


    If anything, I think republicans will be even more eager to select justices if Trump looses; it would be his final hurrah

    Romney is guillable enough to care more about “legacy” than his party’s objectives. So he could be one to really wait.

    Romney maybe? He’s always a bit flakey with the republican block. Then there’s also the democrats that often cross to the other side...

    it’s gonna be complicated. 

    The manual commuter car is dead, killed by capitalism

    I think it’s supposed to slot between the 4c and the F8.

    But this one is like, better designed than the other two.

    it’s like the goldilocks car. 

    up to 12 degrees of rear steering?

    Damn, that’s real sexy. 

    It would just reinforce that the biggest assholes are indeed assholes. But I’m sure it would have some form of legal repercussion? I mean, it’s kinda discriminatory.

    is it a hustle if you have a captive clientele? 

    Trade?

    Given the quotes, it seems like an asshole gamed the system in order to charge a fee to distribute routes to the highest bidder (read: most desperate) available.


    Germany has ULEZ already? Last I heard the only large european city center that had very strict ULEZ was Madrid and it was removed by the new mayor. For Germany I actually have only heard that Diesel cars were limited...

    This is a silly idea; if any S class should have an electric option is the short-wheelbase MB. Not the Maybach... maybe the AMG?

    I think the type of person that buys a car that consumes around fifteen cowhides in interior materials is not excited about electric cars. Plus, these are the same kinds of people that would

    Giving some credit to Oppo and Just Jeepin (who posted about this with the exact same links just three days ago) would be an act of good faith on your behalf. 

    Right, but the one asking for speech to be restricted is, um... you?