Malicious compliance is the best compliance. 

I love mine, it’s just like the one in the photo. My only wish is that the front passenger seat back folded forward.

VW SportWagen.

I can see where that would be a hassle for climate controls, but I use my steering wheel buttons for volume skipping. 

I said it in the other article - route that sound to a set of speakers in the driver’s headrest so they can enjoy it without it being a nuisance to everyone else around you. 

I like it, but route that faux exhaust noise to a set of speakers built into the headrest of the driver’s seat so everyone else doesn’t need to hear the auditory skeuomorphic ‘enthusiasm’.

I thought the days of homemade snacks and treats for the whole class were long over.

It's not like an obstructed direct rear view is that unusual. 

I’d go with Qhorus

I like the roof rack.

You all wanted more sedans, here go. It's got 4 doors and a trunk. 

I wouldn’t mind it in my city, tbh. You can hear people coming for blocks away where I live.

$400 for 60 months is good, but $375 for 84 months is better, right?

could you air fry it with decent results?

For starters, there’s no CarPlay or Android Auto to be found. Rivian representatives told me the company doesn’t want to cede any ground to third-party engineering, preferring to maintain control over every aspect of the user experience.

How is that different from a regular beach with people in swimsuits?

Body styles come and go. It used to be you could get all sizes of coupes, then they went away. It used to be two door pick-ups were the norm, then that went away. It used to be you could get all sizes of wagons and hatchbacks, then they went away and came back as crossovers and SUVs.

Your sympathy isn’t worth anything anyway. 

An affordable shitty, poorly maintained rental is still a shitty, poorly maintained rental.

That doesn’t really answer what I asked. Building new housing doesn’t answer who owns it and who manages it if not the homeowner.