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ccap41

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  1. Well, I think it is well known that the "real" V-Series is yet to show itself. So ti isn't exactly like putting a turbo 4 in place of the SS's V8. If they priced it at 30k, why would anybody consider an A Class? Smaller car, much weaker engine, and it costs almost 3k more?
  2. Everybody look at @surreal1272 He's at it again. No chill from that keyboard. i'M gOoD. sOrRy fOr AnY eScAlAtiOn oN mY pArT.
  3. Your opinion on "cheap ass version auto's" is a starting price of $32,500? Our opinion on "cheap" is vastly different. The average transaction price of "entry level luxury cars" is over 42k. I know we all have varying opinions on things but I don't know anybody who things a $40,000 compact car is considered "cheap". https://finance.yahoo.com/news/average-car-prices-more-1-110000010.html Isn't it a little larger? If it were to be the same price but offer more room and better engines(save for whatever the "real" V-Series comes out as), how isn't that better than the ATS?
  4. Ahhh it was just the intentional troll comment.
  5. Yeah, it would have to be better than using the mobile site. I'm not a huge fan of that and thus why I only post when on a computer(desktop/laptop).
  6. Jesus, dude.. simmer down. You're over thinking this waaaaay too much. My initial response was to @dfelt anyway. My mental note is you go nuts over the smallest of things.
  7. Read my edit comment.
  8. Use a better source.
  9. 100%. It looks like a sporty hot hatch.
  10. Yeah the difference between premium and regular is quite significant itself. It's ~$0.60/gallon here. That would be almost $8 more per fill up for me(roughly 13 gallons). Give or take some, that alone is about $400/year.
  11. ^ yeah, for the price difference in vehicle(owned vs buying) $600/year will never pay itself off. Then again, that can be said for almost every single purchase where somebody justifies it by saying it gets better fuel economy. Even 20mpg vs 40mpg probably doesn't pay for itself unless you're driving 25,000 miles per year when comparing to already owning a vehicle.
  12. What do you mean alleged examples? Scroll back to the 2nd page. Those are copy and pasted. They're 100% wrong and trolling though. I'm not actually harping on him for doing it. I get it, we all knock on brands and things here and there. I assume he was joking and my response was also sarcastic. No harm, no foul.
  13. Well, i'm not going to pick through everything you said. It was about 2 pages worth of comments between everybody. You asked a pretty simple question and I simply responded to it. Uhhh.. No it isn't.
  14. I have read the entire conversation.
  15. It would be rough but I think I'd hang on to what I have. I don't know what I would get that I'd actually want that gets enough better mileage to spend the money buying something else. I think I would be seriously looking into the plug-in hybrids though, that's for sure. I think I would look more into driving less and combining more trips rather than buying something else. My current running average since buying my MKC is 24.4mpg on 87 octane. For something I'd want to replace the MKC, I don't see something getting significantly better mpg unless it's a plug-in or hybrid.
  16. There was ONE thing people REALLY harped on and they only made it worse...
  17. It's hilarious that their renderings only emphasized the blank window piece to look even worse as a one square foot blank now.
  18. GM and Ford need to get out of these unions. Toyota and Honda aren't using union labor and you don't see them with labor issues.
  19. Mercedes > Cadillac.
  20. The same reason most anybody sells a cheap car with terrible margins, to get somebody into your brand and hopefully sell them a step up later because they had a good experience with the first car.
  21. "Just accept that Mercedes is NOT a Luxury auto only company, but have changed into the Toyota/GM" "You cannot be a luxury auto maker only when you are making JCPenny's prices products too." They will not have a lower insurance premium as the car still cost 2-3 times more.
  22. I know. They built a brand we engine.. with a considerable amount less output.
  23. And to think GM has moved backwards on output on that engine... Is trolling allowed all of a sudden?
  24. I don't care about the number but the advancing technology to get there is what I care about.
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