Good choice, no need for airbags.

Thank you - it seems people don’t read last sentences in articles they comment on. (Assuming they read the rest, obviously.)

I wonder how many of them wish those dead? And would agree it’s the correct outcome?

Besides the obvious stupidity of blaming the victim (and seemingly thinking the death penalty is apposite here), you may want to go and re-read the article. Seems you have missed this bit:

Plus, imagine the face on the potential *new* GF when you go pick her up for the first date.

(And you don’t get any points for guessing the kid’s skin tone either.)

Do they change the plate when they update their FB status?

An officer can only chase a suspect if they believe they committed a forcible felony.

release an entirely new budget-friendly notebook in a few years

All those cars are produced by world corporations, not startups.

“Dealer markups only exist because buyers allow it.”

...and also: you claim to be able to handle that job but you can’t handle a google query?

Especially women who, as we all know, is a difficult demographic for the GOP to reach :-)

Looks alike, my actual worry would be in very heavy rain and would the wipersaurus be able to move quickly enough to keep the windshield clear?

That’s some thorough campaigning.

While I get what you mean, a $130K-plus car is hard to think of as “mid-level”.

I wouldn’t go so far, but I do think the look doesn’t fit the Taycan well. I love the sedan, the wagon add-on feels misshappen.

Natural immunity.

It’d be great if you mentioned what the free versions offer (if anything) over the paid ones. For example, Canva subscription costs more than stadalone PS (I’m not saying obviously they’re the same use) so an idea of what you can achieve with the free version and what you’re missing from the “pro” one could be helpful.

Er... which “parts” of the Autobahn system does one drive on at 50kph? The access ramps? Very little time to catch up on Netflix then.