i dont know but im from the bronx and hes right

Finally saw one of these on the road last week. Damn, they’re even uglier in person.

I’m always attracted to the entryish-level offerings of most manufacturers, and though the new CLA looks pretty much like the generic jellybean minisedan blob of the prior gen (and recent related offerings from MBZ). Which isn’t awful, it just makes me sigh. Gimmicky head/taillights, while maybe cute, is no substitute…

I’m curious to find out how they knew about the accident if they had called off the pursuit. It’s good for the driver that they were there, but it’s all a bit odd.

The pilot was some type of investment banker, not the usual lawyer or doctor that buys planes they don’t have the skills to fly...and kill people with them. A word of advice......never ever ride in a plane piloted by any of these three professions. They tend to think that because they are a very successful at…

So true. I’ll never forget the first time I stayed in a Westin.  Was shocked that I had to pay for Wi-fi.

LOL right, also unlimited means UNLIMITED unless it says it’s not in the fine print. But also how the hell do you drive 25k miles in a month. Like 1000 miles a day is almost 15 straight HOURS driving 70 mph. I like to drive but damn. That’s like driving across the US almost 9 times in a month.

I recently was in a rental A5. I came away from it with a new respect for putting together a cohesive package at a higher price point. Like I was in the best possible version of a Honda Accord. One of the nicest cars for people who don’t care about cars.

Hertz is doing something stupid and having it blow up on social media is as predictable as a rainy day in Seattle 

Aren’t these impacted by tariffs on Chinese EV’s ?

Will any of these be eligible for the $7500 tax credit for buyers (not lesees)?

I did the same thing on a 67 Dodge Coronet back in the 80's with similar results. Key fobs were not an option back then. The solenoid was operated by a push button switch that I located on the bottom of the sill plate under the door. The cable linkage included in the kit worked for about a month before it needed to be…

I would have a long list. But my favorite memory of something stupid was in an 86 Fiero 2M4. I had never driven a stick before and I was determined to learn how to do so in my “sports” car. After fixing the rear brakes that had been seized (which is how I got a great deal on it at auction), I drove it around the…

I’m no economic genius, but if people only buy used cars, eventually there are no more used cars.

it would be a damn shame to stand traffic side to pour in your jerry can and get blasted by an inattentive Lexus driver a Tesla using Full Self Driving.

counter-argument: it should always be on the drivers side, as when I fill up I have less distance to travel to get the nozzle in the tank.  

I think there are more factors. Income now/then, groceries, rent/mortgage. And most of us didn’t have a cell phone, internet bill.

There are still inexpensive new cars out there. Would I rather have a used Corolla than a Mitsubishi Mirage? Yes, I would, and if that was my price range, that’d be my choice.

Counterpoint, I’ve been driving for 20 years and have never once ran out of gas. Also, what happens if you run out and are in the fast lane and have to pull over in the middle of the highway?

Re New Car Prices: I think we are making a lot of apples to oranges comparisons.