I cleaned my wife’s car in late August. All-out interior detail.

I posted this in the other article.

That is good to know actually.

Back when I worked in the bodyshop we always gave a full detail to every car that came in.

First, I’m not libertarian, so there goes your argument right away.

How tolerant of you.

I’m just saying what they think.

Is it outlined in the Constitution as a federal power? If not then Libertarians think it is unnecessary.

Have you ever realized that words are escaping your mouth before your thought process finishes?

To do that would be to teach people not to be reliant on government. We will never see that unless we elect Libertarians on a large scale.

Huh. Couldn’t be that far right wing sources are more prone to twisting the truth... are you trying to suggest Salon is as in-factual as Breitbart or the Daily Mail? GTFOH. That only reveals your own bias.

So you’re just an asshole. Got it.

The downside is it requires a $1000 deposit (but Tesla may ask for more later depending on their finances), production will continuously be delayed, and when it does arrive you will be last in line to get it and will have all sorts of quality issues.

It is possible to not like someone but respect the position they hold. Just because you may not be a fan of Trump, that wouldn’t make receiving a high five from POTUS any less a memorable experience.

If the Blazer would have been a BOF vehicle, I think we can all agree it would have made it 355% more attractive.

You did say federal. My mistake.

Also, the idea that the average car owner pays just $100 in federal gas taxes makes me really rethink this whole “we pay too much in taxes already” line.

Ceramic Coating, done professionally. The dealer stuff isn’t bad, but it doesn’t last nearly as long or have nearly the same quality.

From my experience, it’s been the opposite.