Think audi needs to buy a new ruler

I’d just buy a Camry, or accord or literally anything else. The interior sucks. It’s lame to drive. And it’s a waste of an awesome nameplate. Good thing they stopped making it.

He said trouble, not murder...

I like the GT-R,but for over $100,000 I would get this instead.

Toyota FT-1 - Please don’t mess this up, just take my money!

Chrysler ME412:

Lamborghini Miura concept of 2006

Definitely an ElMiraj. It was painful when they said they were not building it. After that the Buick Avista....a Camaro in a Tuxedo

The Cadillac Sixteen.

Lincoln Continental.

Jesus

So by that logic if you decide not to join and the union negotiates for better wages or health benefits do you feel you should get those benefits? Since you don’t want to pay a damned thing?

No idea, but if they have the same goal as unions (advancement of workers' rights) then I guess? While it is nice to think that every employer in the world wants to put their workers first, it just isn't the reality. While unions would also be unable to reach the utopia, they are theoretically going to be able to do…

The problem is that it would be impossible to keep it purely neutral, if they were not able to highlight possible condition problems or benefits, it would be the same as saying “You can’t talk about unions, period.” Often, people just assume things are the way they are and cannot change. If you think about…

That’s a prettier Alfa Romeo than anything Alfa Romeo has made in decades.

I’m a normal dude. I’d pay a 50% premium for a super Celica. I wouldn’t be able to afford a top of the line MKIV TT new, but I could realistically afford a normal modern Supra of any generation priced for inflation. That’s not what it’s going to be. I’m calling realistic out the door price over 70 minimum and only up…

I'd rather they replaced a car that the middle class can afford, not some 200k, limited-run, semi-exotic Bond car.

It’s a biker project motorcycle theme

That's my suspicion. May be a good reason Tesla shouldn't put beta functions on cars sold to consumers, but this seems more like a user trying to get in the headlines. He claims it's only a $900 fix so he's obviously not after money.

Really this is a big deal. Tesla is over charging everyone who buys the 75mwh version. It costs them the same amount to make the 70 as the 75 version, they’re just getting a free $3,000 if you upgrade.