I really like this car and the reviews have been glowing, I hope to test drive it soon. I have driven the Stinger GT. That engine is a gem! and I would add, if you plan to go 2.0T and 8 speed instead of the manual, it would be worth spend extra to get the 3.3T and 8 speed instead.

You’re never going to make everybody happy. If these same women had somehow worked and succeeded at getting the policy changed, there would be people saying, “oh great, do they want a cookie?”, or otherwise deriding them for not having acted sooner. I’m not even saying that would be the majority reaction—just that…

I assume you’re also in favor of getting rid of all the subsidies for the gas and oil industries as well? Their subsidies dwarf those given to renewables and EVs.

Quick math: $1 million (guessed cost), divided by 500 (guessed market), $2,000 option.

We should form a club, have jackets made up perhaps?  :D

Yeah, and considering this Mustang is priced over $50K equipped, I can’t imagine choosing it over this shorter option, which looks to be about the length you’re asking for:

My dad actually took me in his ‘77 Corolla to a Ford dealership when I was about to turn 16 to sign the paperwork on an ‘87 Mustang GT.  He then handed me the keys to the Corolla and said “have a nice drive home.”

My Silverado was the same way. It had a limiter of 98mph, and the reason stated was the tires that came on the truck were not rated for that speed. However, though not widespread, I saw a few forum posts from people who removed the limiter and blew driveshafts when going over 115.

You’d have to be a very special kind of stupid not to know she was joking.

You know how you feel about people wearing non-spooky costumes on Halloween? That’s how I feel about any adult wearing any costume on Halloween. We’re both stick-in-the-mud assholes. Learning to accept that is the first step to getting better.

Let’s be honest, the Corvette plant is a relic. Poorly lit, dirty and Malibu level paint quality (granted, the new paint center should fix that). If you have been on anything other than the public “five cent”tour, you see the number of cars that require rework.  Corvettes aren’t bad cars, but it’s not a plant you…

Demonstrably incorrect - all phones had the POTENTIAL to be throttled when their battery reached a certain threshold. But please, continue spreading made up information because you know you can’t make your point with actual data. And keep it up with the childish ad hominem attacks: nothing could more definitively…

Yeah, the OP spent way too much. You don’t need to spend a ton to get the features you need. Also, the baby doesn’t give two shits about the stroller you are toting them around in. If you spent a ton you did it for yourself, not the kid.

And to think we bought our Stroller+Carseat+additional base for under $300:

“Because they are also throttling devices whose batteries are more than adequate”

That must be the Fiat version

This is such a first time parents stroller. Second kid, gets one of those $20 umbrella quality strollers that is easy to store and maneuver around inside shops. I always think I should make one of those umbrella strollers out of carbon fiber, just to class it up and reduce how much they twist... but kids grow faster…

Looks like shit and it’s extremely difficult to do? Wow, you’re really selling it for me.

He was already leaving in November.

My apologies, I was confused as to why a spouse's inability to drive stick limits the other's purchase.