Are we gonna say that every plane copied each other at this point? or cars copy each other for the general shape?

Prices will start to come down once the Chinese find a way to enter the U.S. market. And when China holds a 40% share of the market, Japan holds 40%, Europe has 10% and U.S. car manufacturers have 10% the U.S. manufacturers will whine and cry about “unfair competition” as if the U.S. consumer had no memory of being…

You mean the Mexican-built truck is kicking ass and taking names of two competitors built in Alabama, right?

anything that can happen to keep us from being beholden to those lying racists gets my attention.

Don’t bring these idiots out of the grey.

Shut up fascist. You have no argument or proof. Go sit in the corner with Hitler and let the adults talk. 

Out of your fleet, this is the car you chose to apply rust prevention to?

China was a war torn colonial playground just 100 years ago. A big mistake we as Americans make is judging other parts of the world by our current conditions.

No, what’s sadder is complaining about the availability of an automatic that might allow someone to drive the car who otherwise wouldn’t be able to.

Im sure it is a nice price for someone. I wouldnt own a 2 seat car with an automatic. 

Republicans who stockpiled them last year.

Prices aren’t coming down. Sorry to burst your bubble. They’ll stay flat until inflation catches up. 

I’m 8'3”. I only fit in an M1 Abrams, if the hatch is open.

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“when the wheel is cranked and the rod enters that boot, well, the floppy little hose, um, stiffens up.”

I’m thinking ‘64 Dodge Polara. Don’t know what those drilled holes are for, but the spread apart headlights are quite a clue.

Or you can order from a dealer out of state still not pay NH sales tax because tax is based on where you live not where you buy and even with shipping you are still way ahead of the game in terms of markups. 

This isn’t a human rights issue, though. At least not exclusively. China is investing in the long term future of its nation in a way the United States is unwilling to. They’re betting on rare minerals, they’re betting on developing nations and emerging regions, and they’re betting on sustainability. We’re still…

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I don’t think this is going to matter because I just don’t think full Level 4 or Level 5 automation is going to happen. There is still no substitute for a human behind the wheel, even a distracted one.