I think with Kia’s warranty it is even more impressive.
The Chevy SS shows that purists and enthusiasts make up a very, very small part of the market. Definitely would prefer it to have a manual option, but I don’t think it will be what kills this car or makes it a huge hit.
KIA and Hyundai have the best warranty in the business and customer satisfaction and service records put them pretty close to the top of any manufacturer. You’re spouting nonsense.
I was just told a fully loaded GT is right at $40k. As most dealers are only getting one right now, I don’t expect to see many discounts until that changes.
Anyone could buy an identical ‘71 Nova to yours and put it down the track somewhere. What makes the fact that it is a factory car any different?
I’m glad Lifehacker chose this case to highlight, because most of the 3D printed projects I’ve seen look like garbage. The last NES emulator case that was featured looked like it was whittled out of soap by an inmate during rec time.
Except the whole Space Pen story is a myth. Both the US and USSR used pencils, but due to their fragmentation and dust were never ideal. Fisher developed the Space Pen with no money from NASA for around $1 million (not the millions stated in the myth). After rigorous testing, NASA adopted the Space Pen for all future…
I had a girlfriend in high school and her family traded their cousin a Yugo for an above-ground pool. What makes that transaction even funnier is that the Yugo in question was only five years old. A five year old car traded for a 15 year old above ground pool.
We met when I was 16 and I spent a lot of time in that…