Sigh.

This was my exact thought. One is mid engine and rwd, possibly supercharged. The other is a Supra. 

I don’t know what to say to that. I’ve lived in Michigan, Georgia, Ohio, and Nevada, and visited 40 other states, and I’ve seen it everywhere. Maybe you aren’t looking hard enough. 

You don’t find it the least bit ironic that they “RESPECT THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS” but don’t respect the laws they are sworn to uphold?

or become the president. 

An important lesson for us all: if you want to do the crimes without punishment, keep doing the crimes until the cops give up.

Can I say it?

This is the smaller CUV that is below the Bronco. Think of this as the Jeep Renegade compared to the Wrangler 

So a Land Rover Discovery??? I thought Ford and Land Rover parted ways?

A 25 unit run of a bagillion dollar car that will probably never even see the outside of a garage will not save the Blackwing.

*not yet

I think you’re framing this irresponsibly. It’s more like he got the job, was like hey something’s up, talked to the correct authorities and got the company to fix it, and now that it’s obviously awkward he’s going to go get a new job. 

It’s going to be weird to see the new Corvette’s rolling around the streets soon. 

2nd Gear:

The Bolt and Volt have been mediocre

This is how I feel. Maserati hasn't been relevant since, probably, the seventies. Although I really dig the Shamal and 3200GT from the following years.

Looks ok to me.

You didn’t ask for a sports car. You asked for a reasonably sporty EV.

In 2006, this car cost $21,753 at full retail price. Now, 112k miles and two owners later, it’s worth half that much? A civic isn’t collectible, and never will be.

It’s a Nice Pipe. The car is great, i’m sure, but it’s worth about $5000-6000. Nice Pipe, Crack Price. 

I don’t have to pee, I just get drunk on the power of inconveniencing so many people at once.