Then they will really hate the wait for oil changes. Im sure they aren’t taking it to jiffy lube. How often do rich people drive over 300 miles a day? Do you know a wireless charging pad automatically charges your car there is nothing to forget other then putting your car in park

Why would a Bentley owner want to go where poor people buy fuel and cigarettes? When they could just wirelessly charge in their 4 car garage

I’d wager that Bentley still sell a lot of vehicles to things like VIP chauffeur services and hotel fleets. Those businesses want gas milage saving just like any other business. Individual owners might or might not care, but anyone running them as part of a fleet will be A-OK with it.

That investment banker traded in their Prius for a Tesla, so yeah, if they’re successful enough they’ll be buying the Bentley. Even if they don’t care about the environment, they want to appear to care. Buying an electric Bentley is a far more comfortable and effective way to appear concerned than donating money to a…

If your goal is to ultimately work “crazy hours” and get paid pennies, and that “the shittier parts of Brazil or Nigeria” is where the bar should be set for worker protections all so some of the most grating people on the planet can be billionaires, well brother, I hope you achieve it.

My (former) taxi company is a 70 year old, driver owned co-op. Are you employing that our business model wasn’t inherently more fair to our drivers?

NP for

AC JUST NEDDS A CHARG

Manual, YES. And better mpg.

yes because it has a manual

Yeah but this isn’t a Cobalt.

Good choices, too, but this is a totally different driving experience.

NP for a good car at a good price, +1 for the seller’s description. Sometimes that makes or breaks a car listing.

I had a teacher in high school who had an old two stroke Saab that he’d had since the 70s, during the fuel crisis someone decided to siphon his tank.. Needless to say, it wasn’t hard to tell which neighbor had done it!

Years ago, in college, I sold my Ford Escort for $450. At least, that’s what the buyer and I agreed on. Turns out, he only gave me $400. I was young and dumb and trusting. Never counted it. I chalked it up as a life lesson and went on with my life.

This is a lot more fitting for “President” day

Most definitely not pointless. It was one of the cars that kept Europe on wheels after WWII, and saved BMW by keeping the factory open during very lean times. The single front door was so it could be parked nose to the curb in a crowded city. Open the door, and walk right out onto the sidewalk. Great little cars.

It’s a shitbox, but I wouldn’t call it pointless so much as just not good.

The Versa gets a lot of hate around here, but it’s not a terrible option for a non enthusiast looking for a cheap and reliable first new car. 

Love these things! Sending to NP/CP.