Looks like the same flappy air dam that’s on the Tacoma to bump MPG a bit; luckily it’s really easy to remove.

While there’s a lot of great stuff on car youtube, the BBC’s budget really lets Top Gear go above and beyond in ways no youtube creator ever has.

The problem I see with the TG reboots/derivations is that we were all so invested in the original trio, and in the US unless you watched youtube only one of the replacements was a known entity (Matt Leblanc). So it was easy to just stop watching, and you had to actually give it a good shot to get into the new guys. I…

I know a lot of people are saying it was the hosts and theres no point in rebooting... which is partially true. But I think the bigger thing that is killing these shows is automotive youtube.

It used to be that Top Gear was the only place you could really go to see people doing something really fun with cars. Now there…

They had better hurry. Toyota just teased the redesigned 2025 4Runner. Could be some stiff competition unless they can get the features-per-dollar just right.

Listen, some people have a long way to go and a short time to get there.

Nah, I also was disappointed in the C6. I still think the C5 is the best-looking and is “Peak Corvette” to me. I think the C6 had too many straight creases and the headlights never did it for me. 

> Buyers at West Point Lincoln in Houston, Texas can lease a 2023 Nautilus for $199/month at 0.9 percent APR for 24 months with $6,452 down

Brief synopsis of the warranty history:

Seems like it would be cheaper to just waive the towing and storage fees for that matter. Publish a list of the cars and let people come and claim them. Do a solid for people instead of screwing them.

If you don’t have comprehensive, the insurance company doesn’t care. They aren’t paying out on a liability only policy. I don’t know CA insurance rules, but I would bet a lot of people aren’t getting anything from insurance if their car gets stolen and get hit with a tow/store bill.

The Nissan Altima is the obvious answer, but there’s another that I’ve observed in my commute: Dodge Chargers. They’re getting up there in years and don’t hold value. As a result, they’re landing in buy-here pay-here lots and being snatched up by idiots. 

I dont think this was suicide. If he really wanted to likely kill himself, he’d just fly on a Boeing plane once a week.

PFFFFFFTTTT. Those days are gone. The last several times I’ve flown (just in the past week), the TSA pre-check line is 2-6 times longer than general boarding.

Who has time to do this? Or are they using robo dialers or something? 

We all loved Liberty because they ousted Bernie and stopped F1 being for “old, rich people”, but now we’re paying the price.

The statements are pretty silly, but I will say that people tend to never get out of the payment. Finance a vehicle for 72 months and 3 years later trade it in and get a new one. The trade in value was less than the money owed, and they roll the difference into the new loan.

I financed my cars 0% down over six years. The returns on that money I left in the market this year alone will just about cover the total interest I’ll ever pay. And those returns are almost entirely capital gains.

People might view buying a used Tesla different than buying a new Tesla in regards to enhancing The Musk.

I wouldn’t be surprised if he bought some kind of insurance policy on this offer.