I bet it's the brain damage, don't take it personally.

The ones in Miami already had immobilizers 20 years ago, this seems like a step backwards.

It’s a Taurus. The dad probably though he’d won the lottery. Presuming it was insured. 

If he’s only 21 I’ll be shocked.

A 13 year old stole a relatives car here locally last week. Cops noticed erratic driving and a chase ensued. 2 people died, including a grandmother and her 4 year old granddaughter.  https://www.kcra.com/article/woodland-crash-suspect-pleads-not-guilty/43580411

Just throw a Team Losi body on one of those things

So, what’s the over-under on how long it takes before they find the 21 year old boyfriend? A week?

It’s not really that Tesla’s piece of the pie is shrinking, but rather the pie is growing. EVs as a whole are gaining market share against ICE, which is the real battle to fight. It was never Tesla’s goal to achieve 100% EV market share, but to create an environment where a rising tide lifts all boats.

The R63 is the best minivan for the job.

~2yrs before these things show up in elementary school pickup lines 

Also not a tank

Pretty much any of the S3-8 or their RS siblings, in a plain color. Fantastic performance, blends in with all the other random Audis on the road.

I knew a family acquaintance that owned two dealerships. Cadillac and Chevy/Buick. He told me the profit centers were parts, used cars and F$I. The new cars sales were to get them in there and the service department was to keep ‘em happy and coming back.

It’s like the modern day equivalent of the Audi S8 from Ronin. They even made a case for it being an ideal getaway car in the movie.

In casting my wide net for possible inventory, I’ve seen some dealers putting “price for local customers” type of caveats on their website.

Yeah, they aren’t going to get service visits and money from those out-of-state sales, so it makes sense to make up that money on the sticker.

This is a good choice. It is similar in principle to the Impala from the beginning of Drive, where the car was pretty hopped-up but was totally unremarkable otherwise and blended in with all the other normie cars.

Beige Honda Accord: Comfortable, reliable, and invisible.

The massive steering wheel really balances out the design, making these far better looking than their full-size counterparts.