surreal1272
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Just “meh”. I will never understand the facisnation with Audi or VW (towed too many back int he day to ever warrant interest) but to each their own.
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It’s just a little JVC sports cam. It’s basically a Go Pro knockoff but it was only $30 so I couldn’t pass it up. Actually works great.
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One step ahead of you. Keep one right on my dash because I don’t trust anyone on the road.
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That is a daily occurrence here. How these folks here managed to get an operators license is a f@#king mystery to me. The day one of them hits me is the day it becomes the longest day of their miserable lives.
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I honestly feel dumber for having read this page. Carry on.
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WTF does Ford and GM have to do with this? It’s called “priorities”. Also, they have a 2 seat Corvette so...that’s where GM is. Again, niche market. Umm, no. You literally brought up almost half a dozen examples of failed coupes (G6, Solara, Altima Coupe, Monte Carlo, Sebring, etc) and they ALL had back seats. Clearly that route doesn’t work either. “G6 coupe, Monte Carlo, Sebring/200, Solara, Altima coupe all dead.“ So why in the world would they (by your own admission) try to go back into a “dying market” (referring to Honda)?
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Again with the damn bar moving. We are not talking about coupes with back seats. We were talking about two seater coupes. You assert that they are dying which is a false statement because that would imply that they were mainstream popular which they have NEVER been. It has and will continue to be a niche market.
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So now we have a price tag threshold to make our argument? Good thing I guess because while the 911 has a back seat (not suitable for a human head, mind you), the Boxster and Cayman do not. You can add the SLK and Z4 to that mix as well. The 2 seater market isn’t dying because it was never mainstream in the first place. It was always a niche market, making your “dying” claim a fallacy argument.
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Not sure what they are smoking with that price tag but maybe it’s time for them to go to rehab for it.
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Let me file this under “so what?”. They are available nonetheless across the nation and a faster service is on the way. Clearly its not an issue for Bolt buyers, judging by sales figures that were limited to only a handful of states until recently. Oh and I fixed that last part for you, since you went out of your way to fix mine. Puts himself on a pedestal with his Tesla example only to eat at the worlds $h!tiest chain of restaurants. LMAO!
