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This exact thing just happened to me with a friend. They called me looking for a recommendation and I had to steer them away.

"withdraw from the small car market in the United States". Really? This idea is on the table right now?

The 2 door is cool. We need that.

Common sense says (I know, that may be asking too much) if I need an 84 month loan, I may not be able to afford this vehicle

This whole self driving car thing is just, I dunno, far fetched at best. Once again I say after being in the computer industry basically my entire adult life I'm not getting in a vehicle driven by sensors and computers. No way.

So sad to see these wonderful engines cease production.

Good stuff until that VC-T harmonic drive fails and you have turbo pressure being shoved into the 14:1 compression situation.

Hmph, more than I imagined by quite a margin. I would've guessed sub 160k.

Does anyone know what the total division sales were in '15 for Buick? I can't see it being relevant much longer.

Nissan has been fumbling along with their truck now for years. This is not even a half-baked attempt to jazz it up. It won't work. If Nissan is serious about the truck business, they're going to have dig deep into their wallets and come up with 2 or 3 brand new products with GOOD design language to drive that business. Warranty aside, without compelling, desirable product, why would truck buyers stop by their shop? I don't believe this strategy will get them just about anywhere.

I had to replace a single rim on my '97 Cobra once because it got bent. That wheel was $300. Could NOT believe it.

I believe this is why Serg pushed so hard for a sale. He probably knows he's trapped. No money and no way out of having to meet those tougher standards.

Here's a question for you. What Japanese motor company at the moment has NICE design language?? I'll help you. NONE OF THEM. Think about it. We've discussed what Lexus has out there. Yuck. Mazda?? Yuck, na, not much going on there. Toyota?? Yawn, not much going on there. Nissan?? Yuck, in competition with Lexus for the ugly award. Mitsubishi? They should just quit already, ugly and unappealing. In the end, I believe Infiniti probably has the nicest Japanese design language out there for SUVs at the moment. From a purely looks perspective, I'd take just about anything from Ford or GM over just about anything Japanese at the moment and might even consider a Durango over many of them.

Wow, a $125k car works a little better than a $35k car. Who'd have thought!!???