Too bad their dealers are absolute garbage.

This was also a really dick move

I know a few people who have had engines put into their Hyundai’s due to oil starvation that would argue otherwise.

“Globally, if you exclude China” Ok, so if we exclude one of the worlds largest EV markets then Kia/Hyundai are closing in on Tesla, got it. I’m not a Tesla defender but that’s a pretty large exclusion to make right off the bat.

Good.

Unless alpine picks him up to fill the seat they thought Piastri would fill… I don’t think anybody will pick him up

Weather Tech floor mats. Keeps all the crud and grime out of the floor. Take them out, spray down with tire cleaner, hose off, dry, and they’re back to looking like new in about 5 minutes of work. No damp carpeting in the vehicle, no mold, no mildew. Yes, they cost a bit more, but totally worth it.

Car was unstoppable

I added the OEM cruise control to my manual as the dealer said only the automatics came with cruise control. Luckily, Kia was nice enough to pre-wire all their cars for top trim levels. I just had to install the switches in the steering wheel along with it’s ribbon cable.

If you live in a snowy climate: getting a second set of wheels and having dedicated snow tires and summer tires. There are not many things more relieving than being able to drive through blizzard conditions without the anxiety of your car slipping all over the road.

i’m sick of people holding the “blazer” name up on this pedistal of “this used to be a good offroader and GM ruined the legacy”  The blazer has been a family car since 1994. 

Like many millennials I didn’t even know about W116's until later in life. About 10 years ago an elderly man in my apartment community had one of these. It was very well kept and just had a silent dignity about it. At the time I thought only Toyota’s were built well, but wow, after learning more about these old…

These are not slow, people are just spoiled today. These were among the fastest sedans you could buy at the time. My ‘79 300TD non-turbo diesel was slow. But it would still do 85mph all day long, which is certainly fast enough.

The owner is one Gennady Ayvazyan, a Russian coal trader (and probably a douchebag).

People who own yachts did not achieve success honestly.

That sentence you quoted didn’t strike me as sour or jealous at all. It is you who is reading way too much into this.

Also, this yacht has insurance.

Leaving out the obvious possibility of insurance fraud, the way it’s listing makes me think it might have hit something below the starboard waterline, possibly a submerged container. Such things have happened.

The real “moose power”.

The batteries are all double-ehs.