Not a problem, the British Army tools around in tanks on public roads all the time, they’re equipped with rubber pads on the tracks for road use.

UK: Don’t carry a pocket knife.

RS7 Sportback. Couldn’t be clearer. Audi seems to be the only one that still has respect for nomenclature.

God damn I wish I could huff aerosols at my job.

Well, many vehicles’ steering wheels are held on with a single nut over the threaded end of a splined shaft. Often times, they’re on there pretty tight, though, and require a puller.

Dude is an absolute saint, if only because he’s waging a one-man crusade against the Florida Man stereotype.  

Or look at other alternatives like buying new with factory incentives and close to zero % interest rate. Sometimes people are so convinced that a 2 years old car is such a better deal that they forget to look at the big picture and end up paying more for less.

I think the finance rate is the biggest thing here. If you can’t beat the finance rate in an investment, buy it cash.

there’s an older muscle crowd that hears the whine of a supercharger as the main calling card of big speed. Think of a massive blower sticking through a hood.

Gears 1-3: $45 USD per month.

Yeah. Today I learned there was a Rogue Hybrid. Actually I wasn’t aware that Nissan had ANY hybrids.

Just what kind of BS is a non-reserved reserved seat?! And people wonder why nobody takes the trains and Amtrak needs $2b government subsidy.

Jesus Christ.

This is finally a crossover I can get behind. Audi’s styling translates well to being a little taller, with a sloped back - a bit like the A7/S7. While BMW and Mercedes never quite got that sloped roof right, Audi did.

Just like original Beetles, you don’t really need to preserve every car like that for posterity - there are tons of them out there. It’s not a rare vehicle by any means. If you want to suffer through the noise, unreliability, smoke, and low power of cars like that, more power to you I guess, but I’d like to appreciate…

Depends on the car. A Renault 4 doesn’t sound good, is slow, and really not much of a driving experience.

Could be a nice helper in a hot climate for when sitting stuck in traffic and could keep the AC running longer without the ICE kicking in.

I live in a very small midwestern city (~100k) and own an EV with similar range. This car works IF you need a city car OR if your spouse has an ICE (or long range EV) for longer trips.

won’t someone think of the forgotten boomers, that hard working class that pulled up every ladder after they climbed it and told the next generation, “we got ours, tough shit for you guys.”

But also, don’t bank too much on a customer base that’s aging out/dying off. Or you’ll actually end up like Harely Davidson.