Youtube comments of MrCarGuy (@MrCarGuy).

  1. The pursuing officer almost hit as many vehicles as she did
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  2. You'd have to be insane to think Rockstar developers are on our side.
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  3. The people looking at him like he's crazy never gets old
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  4. They are above the law and they are hardly ashamed of admitting it
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  5. Just brushes off the guy that says he'll die... You know, I'm not getting too confident of future content.
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  6. Perhaps Europeans are starting to care less about being called "racist" and starting to have somewhat of a collective awakening over their replacement
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  7. If you think this is disturbing, the officials and "public servants" involved in this and Waco have been interviewed for modern documentaries where they express zero remorse and still justify everything
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  8. We shouldn't have to live with people who have such low impulse control
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  9. These are so legendary. Automotive community is not the same without new Volvo I5 cars.
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  10.  @JordanBPeterson  This is extremely distasteful. There is reasonable backlash to a video like this. Go through some of the comments and reply logically
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  11. This guy is genuinely a fun dude.
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  12. Watching YouTube videos of a man watching YouTube videos of a TV series. Yes.
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  13. The quality of old Mercedes is sorely missed
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  14. Using terrible weapons in a match is what compels me to watch these.
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  15. The dead spot in the steering is most definitely due to worn linkages from the high km.
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  16. This is truly how Batman began. Alfred's grandpa just raked it in and adopted the Waynes.
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  17. Of course it's corruption. He is not serving the peoples' interests at all and holding a personal grudge
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  18. Had the exact same thoughts about the "vaccine" timing. No coincidence.
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  19. I really agree that fake sound is worthless.
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  20. Some Italian guy down the road from me used to drive his kids to or from school in a light blue one. He was definitely crazy but what a character...
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  21. Jim Carrey is coming out!
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  22. Unrestricted, this thing is dangerously fast and comfortable at the same time.
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  23. Man. John Deere management will be a case study laughing stock for business students of the future
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  24. The irony of Chinese people asking others to be quiet.
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  25. Tax avoidance is your responsibility when all of the ultra-wealthy do it with their long lists of professionals helping them. Tax evasion is different
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  26. Brings a whole new meaning to gone in 60 seconds
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  27. The hand-licking habit she mentioned is enough to spread something serious by itself.
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  28. "Celebrity" worship is just degeneracy of the highest orda.
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  29. Let's say the claimed Ashkenazi average IQ of around one standard deviation above the average of Europeans is accurate. There would still be far more European gentiles with genius level IQ in their own native countries, that Ashkenazis love to be in. So the cause of their extreme overrepresentation can't be intelligence alone purely based on the numbers. The point of this comment is to say even if they were, even if Jews had 10 times the number of geniuses per capita as Europeans do in European countries, their intelligence alone does NOT explain overrepresentation of sometimes 20-30x their population size or more (higher in areas like DC that attract power seekers). They are 1.9% of the US population total. A fraction of that number is Ashkenazi. They often represent over 40% of governmental agencies and other organizations of influence. This is not mathematically explained from a bell curve. It is a threat to all people who want to protect the interests of their people in their own native homelands. 1.9% versus 30, 40, 50%, or more, is insane. The percentage of them in Biden's cabinet is not explained by intelligence.
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  30. Allergic to naming Antifa. Isn't that just so convenient?
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  31. Modern BMW design department must be full of blind people!
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  32. Would take this interior design over 90% of what's made today.
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  33. Everytime she talks it smells like golden shower stains.
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  34. We'll all be on Mars by the time Subaru starts designing the successor to this engine.
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  35. Moon and Trump will go down as peacemakers. Kim can get a chance to see the world and put his people and government on the righteous side of history. I hope for a unification and long peace of the Korean peoples.
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  36.  @JordanBPeterson  Anonymity on the internet, and associated net neutrality, is the only way for people to overcome quelled speech around the world. You have disgusted me with the lashing out against internet anonymity.
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  37. Closest someone ever got to polishing an actual turd.
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  38. Aaaand the police immediately treated the native white guy as the offender
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  39. 24 years old and will probably outlast any new equivalent
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  40. She just used her time as a makeshift political rally. Hilarious.
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  41. Yeah, straight into other traffic in the background
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  42. Would take this over a modern Acura. Even the new TLX. It has: -Perfect steering wheel and not the bulbous crap of today -Clear analog gauges -Minimalist but quality interior. Also, Buick had the motorized volume knob in the 90s too.
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  43. And corporations fund it all while promoting it to everyone
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  44. "Must be free to determine their own future" he says, as he replaces the population of Canada with third world unassimilable immigrants
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  45. Someone call Sexual Harassment Panda
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  46. The NA I4 will definitely be the one to get. But not the CVT.
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  47. Very underrated vehicles.
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  48. May be outdated but its quality is still better than other Nissan-branded cars.
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  49. Probably using standard wiper motors that were designed for the speed limits of South Korea.
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  50. If only Nissan continued to build its Z cars with this formula...
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  51. It's all too ironic that the CCP is getting angry at this when they've banned the majority of major US apps and sites.
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  52. Bingo! Switching to rivets or any other anti-repair method will damage their brand way more than any aggregate fixed cost savings
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  53. It's nice hearing about the predicted MR car (NSX) toward the end.
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  54. Yes, the cost of living in general has continued to increase, and without wages increasing to match inflation
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  55. Lexus should never ditch their DOHC V8.
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  56. More people should strive to have families like this
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  57. Would never bother with a frame-damaged vehicle. Crazy.
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  58. The interior light dimming feature is something I've always valued. Saab did it right too.
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  59. Blonde has nothing to do with it. Just say "European"
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  60. Disgusting behavior: Not even wearing one himself and didn't even seek out an answer to the question he asked.
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  61. Makes the original X3 look acceptable
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  62. Starting to realize that race is more than "skin color"?
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  63. The amount of drug use between races isn't as relevant as the percentage of people within a race who do something likely to involve themselves in a confrontation with police. The former, by itself, proves no racial bias whatsoever
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  64. These were quality cars. Damn safe for the 90s too.
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  65. What a great opportunity to fly in that aircraft. Something you certainly wouldn't be able to do so cheaply in the West
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  66. Imagine playing a washed-up video game franchise long enough to recognize fictional clones over reality
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  67. Haha, yes. The submarine hatch being left open in India was hilarious
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  68. Yeah. So is Twitter and the government officials still use it shamelessly.
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  69. Guess I'll say it again: Less stringent female standards for officers need to be axed
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  70. Yep. The murderous officer here believed a gun-scared bystander at face value, without actually witnessing any brandishing, and decided to kill him after he complied and turned in his firearm to the female officer
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  71. I can feel the fun through the screen
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  72.  @walrus4046  It's these kind of revisionist delusions that pushed fascists and national socialists into power. You have no one but yourselves to blame of it happens again.
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  73. The opposite side of Charlie suggests he actually gave it a 20%.
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  74. This loser and his acolytes just crashed a once-great studio.
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  75. I'm sure these will still be very expensive decades from now.
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  76. The XJ Cherokee and the ZJ Grand Cherokee. The pinnacle of Jeep.
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  77. The guy didn't sound genuine at all. He sounds like he's pushing Naughty Dog's narrative to me. Some odd word choices. Or he's just an idiot.
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  78. Their favorite strategy: Changing definitions of words.
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  79. VW never fails to shoot themselves in the foot in the US market by unveiling products and waiting forever to release it. A recipe for stale design
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  80. Only because you don't have one yourself
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  81. Defenders of Putin are truly naïve.
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  82. At some point Lotus should have used these engines themselves
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  83. Imagine being so greedy that you are fine with killing infants just to gain some income.
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  84. Pretty funny you managed to run into a car rarer than this Murciélago. The Elise California in red is one of 25
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  85. I'm glad he's calling it The CCP Coronavirus. Good.
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  86. So afraid of losing one of their best methods of social engineering
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  87. ​ @rossmanngroup If you don't have somewhat paranoid views of the world then you don't understand the harsh realities of the world
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  88. If you don't understand why they still put a classy, "analog", clock in the interior, you don't fall within this brand's target market.
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  89. It isn't difficult at all to believe Apollo occured when the US was at its peak, dominated by extremely intelligent European men. A declining empire with no faith in its ancestors' achievements
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  90. Ultimately, it comes down to this: Lightweight cars are fun no matter how quick/fast. Older BMWs just happen to be lightweight and more analog.
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  91. It was horrible when I went 5 years ago. Cant imagine how many more there are
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  92. You know they've run out of substantiative arguments when they pull the racism and bigotry cards.
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  93. Bang on. Displays are cheaper than a bunch of tactile switches and quality trim
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  94. This guy adds a new sticker every week. But, seriously, I can't take tire stickers.
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  95. You left out a major factor as to why something like housing has become more scarce and expensive: Competition. Taking in hundreds of thousands of migrants a year lowers supply and raises costs for the native population. And, with labor competition, labor supply increases and income stagnates while costs of living increase because the infrastructure has not caught up to the population increase.
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  96. Surely all the Syrian refugees will want to return to their country and help rebuild it. Right?... Right?
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  97. I think what's throwing it off are the black wheels. Not the best match for the other colors. With silver or maybe even darker grey wheels I think I would like it
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  98. It's really not a remarkable product in my opinion.
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  99. Citroën's hydropneumatic suspension was the one great differentiator for the brand. Too bad they don't care anymore.
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  100. Maybe Japanese people wrote the English script. It's possibru...
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  101. ​ @nicekeyboardalan6972 No, they never were. They might've had more in the past but the majority never were.
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  102. The era of BMW where they were quite innovative... especially suspension wise.
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  103. MalleusSemperVictor Gun slowly creeps up arm
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  104.  @maknbacon7367  It was clearly sarcastic...
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  105. Hell yes! Drive more classics!
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  106. This one comment is a far better argument than anything uttered by this woman.
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  107. "Yeah bro, you can just rely on the regenerative braking."
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  108. Oh man, these cars have always had a special place in my mind. There was a blue C8 which drove around Boston and that's the last one I've seen.
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  109. Which is exactly why I don't want to spend my spare time in it
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  110. It's still heavily used by Buddhists, and especially in Japan: They shouldn't be forced by anyone to quit using the symbol. Those who are halfway intelligent understand, however, that it's a harmless and peaceful symbol.
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  111. "Hey, hey, Manual. This guy's got an extra boney thing that looks like a cat" "You're high, perra"
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  112. ​ @CaptainAdmiralMango  For so many white South Africans they have no option to leave without external assistance. Orania is an example of them trying to make the best of it, though
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  113. A 55% is actually very reasonable for this steaming pile. One of the worst stories and most uninteresting/repetitive gameplay I've ever seen.
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  114. Looks much better with an analog clock.
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  115. "Old-manish"? Hmm. Is that what you call an elegant and conservative design language? If they did what you wanted it would be repulsive (let alone not fit their target).
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  116. It's a last-ditch method of gatekeeping normies who happen to end up here
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  117. Hilarious how the Tesla cultists beat on people who never drive Teslas and criticize them, but they also criticize the hell out of a superior product without ever experiencing it: The Taycan.
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  118. Really? He was preaching about how diverse Russia was in the Tucker interview, as well as claiming nationalists don't deserve to live anywhere in the world.
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  119. A noticeable difference will not be made until large-scale deportation occurs
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  120. BMW started chasing numbers and becoming overweight pigs of cars shortly afterwards.
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  121.  @OlyArmsAR15  Absolutely. Likely the frame rails or something
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  122. Trump isn't really right wing enough but he has the only real chance. If Biden is reelected we may just get someone more right wing next time
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  123. Boxy Brown Nice fantasy.
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  124. Not a fan of what they did to the A8.
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  125. ​ @Jba8179  Why do we need them? Why can't Europe stay European?
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  126. It still looks modern 21 years after its debut. No doubt an iconic Ducati.
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  127. That guy looked nervous as shit the whole time.
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  128. A convenient excuse for any government to imprison dissidents
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  129. Such a beautiful design.
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  130. When the GS400 first came out, it was the fastest sedan in the world.
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  131.  @guillaumejoop6437  It'll serve its purpose in the hybrid models down the road. These don't need to be disgraced by it
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  132. Control changes in the name of "progress" often do the exact opposite. Designers need to be forced to test their layout against the old one and do it just as fast or faster.
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  133. The closest thing to the old GS400/430 we get. And that makes it the best daily you could ask for.
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  134. 1.) Don't buy direct injection 2.) Buy dual injection
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  135. This era of Audi interior is my favorite
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  136. Yeah he's like, oh shit, I can't talk to these people.
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  137. This was a great, transparent, video to sum up years of experience!
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  138. Money no object? Maybach 57/62 Zeppelin. Able to handle a massive weight of auxiliary tank. Could remove rear seats in 62 for even more fuel tank room.
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  139. The car is clearly overheating. You didn't read the coolant temperature gauge in time.
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  140. ​ @Man_Emperor_of_Mankind Was he not put into witness protection by corrupt feds who wanted to protect their errand boys?
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  141. Brace Land He's referring to how the British used it as a prisoners' land.
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  142. Quite a shame they canceled the FR V10 NSX isn't it?
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  143. There is no need to do this. The transmission is already at its limit with this engine anyway. It's a luxury car. You really want to chase .1 second differences in this?
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  144. The best of its kind. The fact that VW keeps the styling conservative and quality superior is the best part.
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  145. First thing I'd do is pull the fuse for the artificial engine sound.
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  146. The new G80 also has the 3D cluster. More impressed that Genesis already did it 4 years ago in Korea too.
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  147. In-N-Out stays in their west coast bubble because they know they can't compete with what we have on the east coast.
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  148. ​ @stevendouglas3781  They also count mixed non-Europeans as European to dampen the crime data
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  149. I love how 7 second acceleration is considered a 1/10. Come on. Most of the econo cars today aren't even that quick. I'd say at least a 2.
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  150. +Muziqh What an ignorant thing to say!
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  151. As someone who owned old turbo Volvos, the owner's manual conveys the importance of idling it to cool it down before shutting off. I wonder if the Honda manual mentions anything
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  152. Embarrassing for the price
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  153. What a great road test! I don't know how they thought the Ferrari had more interior style than the Acura. Ferrari interiors from that era are far from stylish or modern. But looking back on all the negatives of the NSX, they weren't really a problem with its popularity at all. It was just a vehicle way ahead of its time.
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  154. Thanks for posting quickly, haha.
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  155. So the management company for the ship constantly preached about DEI commitment and "diversity at sea". Right.
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  156. Memories of TVR rushed in from this color.
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  157. A main problem is that the natives aren't really abandoning their own. Non-natives have taken over the government and are hostile.
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  158. EAT DA POO POO.
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  159. I'd love to see the Chiron make this same run eventually. It would be nice to see what 10 years of engineering can do for these types of extremely high-drag speeds.
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  160. I'd like to see a video where Carl discusses his favorite interior executions he's ever seen
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  161. Seeing people use pronouns is confirmation we are living in a south park episode
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  162. ​ @smar1208 You're a fool for comparing the E46 CSL to this. This is barely any different from the standard M3, whereas the CSL was over 400 pounds lighter. The hint is in the name. There's no "L" for lightweight
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  163. Die Uhr ☹️
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  164. These will be even more special in the future when the Germans will never use a V12 again.
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  165.  @TheCobruhAlienat0r  Being white has absolutely nothing to do with it.
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  166. And Ferrari bitched about the GT because they couldn't accept they lost and gave them 70 seconds of penalties. Ford hit back and argued 20 seconds for Ferrari. GT still won. Screw Ferrari.
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  167. 5:55 This isn't a Mustang!
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  168.  @bott3849  I'd imagine hard labor over most of his life to build a giant pointed structure wasn't the best.
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  169. He's speaking very clear and sharp.
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  170.  @TedwardDrives  Now that's why brakes are the one thing I'd upgrade on these classics.
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  171. Miami is poo too. Basically all large cities are. But it's poo that has a beach and decent weather.
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  172. People like this were fooling the black communities for far too long before body cameras came along
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  173.  Whiskey Rebel  "But, but, colonialism n' sheeeit." Yeah, the countries with the highest standards of living in Africa were formed by Europeans. As soon as they leave, it all goes to hell again. We are tired of babysitting and using native European countries as incubators for them while we're replaced.
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  174. There is no reason I would prefer it to a RUF CTR 3. They did absolutely nothing much here, other than creating a sensationalist design, that bests the CTR 3 and its price. A car for the ostentatious elite.
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  175.  @PalmettoNDN  Exactly! Twitter users are an outright biased sample of the population.
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  176. The wealthiest have enough money and connections to appear however they choose
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  177. ​ @AlisterLegume  Yep. ~80% of Hollywood ownership/management and 1.9% of the US population
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  178. Meanwhile, at Nissan...
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  179. https://m.imgur.com/gallery/IkZcM ¡Hola me llamo Manuel!
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  180. Peterson was selling expensive busts of himself a few years ago. There is no clearer case of narcissm. Maybe he has other personality traits he constantly criticizes others for too.
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  181. The glossy black panels are the most glaring oversight. Will look terrible without unnecessarily frequent polishing
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  182. It's truly disgusting. Also, collaborate with China Uncensored.
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  183. Capacitive buttons are mistake. VW interior designers are nuts.
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  184. BIG GUY He never wanted to be interviewed by anyone. He wanted his image to be that of what was seen in the well organized propaganda. There is, however, one surviving tape of his real voice that was secretly recorded. You can listen to it.
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  185. ​ @nicekeyboardalan6972 No need to cope, the profiles of the devs responsible are public. You're in for an awakening.
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  186. Just a large amount of NVH material.
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  187. Exactly. But it's not just Texas. They're scattering to "tech corridors" all over the southern US
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  188. Oh, something will be snuck in as usual. Bribes have probably already been made
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  189. ​ @sabersz This is just a cope. I've heard all the "critiques" from the writing in the last games and it certainly doesn't critique everyone equally. And it indeed glorifies and attempts to justify criminal cultures
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  190. These W220.1 are actually amazing cars. Too bad. Hope there was really something wrong with it (apart from apparent leak in front struts which isn't hard to fix).
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  191. Thank you for raising awareness for Right to Repair in your channel!
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  192.  @joespittle1  120k miles is nothing. Wait until the age catches up to it. And I don't believe for one second that you haven't had issues outside standard maintenance.
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  193. ​ @cbozant3428 Probability that it was pure luck dropped drastically after the first hit
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  194. Johnson Long Hell no.
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  195. Thank you for continuing to put the truth out there while a world continues to ignore how bad SA is.
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  196. A level of quality seldomly seen again in the automotive industry.
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  197. Victimhood mentality is not mentally healthy. Who would've thought?
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  198.  @EricLee_SiliconValley  Highly disagree. It's the last DOHC NA V8 used. Why would they conform to competition rather than differentiate? Everything is not NA these days.
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  199. The media is now actually believing that the US has more cases than China. Hilarious.
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  200. It's an automated manual transmission.
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  201. I prefer this design in every single way to the new S-Class
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  202.  @tylerulfmann4586  It fits the CCPs forced narrative on its people through state-owned media. They want Chinese people to believe that the US is inferior to them and failing.
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  203. Volvo: Bring back the I5!!
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  204. Honda's engines were the pinnacle then. Also, they were tuned for high-end power and not lower-end torque like your Elantra likely is.
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  205. The same thing happened to Detroit, the "Paris" of the United States. Look at what they did in the '66 Detroit riots
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  206.  @lmaolmfao3611  It's not a hoax, you conspiracy theorist nutjob. It's just that the virus is novel and not very deadly to healthy people without certain complications.
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  207. The best engine match for a Lotus and should've been used from the factory
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  208. The disclaimer is just a desperate attempt to gatekeep normies if they end up here...
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  209. The progressive leftists are slowly growing even in Japan.
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  210.  @JCdental  To the progressive left, anyone who isn't left of them is a moderate. Edit: Any leftist who isn't left of them.
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  211. For the price it's a design disaster.
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  212. It's hard to choose the perfect vehicle for such an event but, without a doubt, an S65 AMG Coupé would be high on my list for many reasons.
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  213. ​ @sabersz It doesn't matter if we are personally impressionable from it. A large part of the US is full of wannabe gangster 80 IQ people who think such behavior is actually doable. But most of that crime could be stopped if they weren't here to begin with. There is a reason why the populations of Norway, Japan, or Korea almost never have a problem with such crime.
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  214.  @tyj9175  Yes, capital punishment should be reserved for acts like that
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  215. "Teens"
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  216. "Teens"
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  217. I could tell this generation of Aston interiors would be timeless. The materials used and layout is just a joy to look at
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  218. Why ever change the traditional gear selector that always worked flawlessly? It's a truck.
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  219.  @osmandeen92  How is that unhinged? Watch the damn video. Racism is a universal human behavior. Talking about it and reducing it to a trait of your out-group, exclusively, is delusional and disturbing.
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  220. Daruqe You're projecting. What he said is exactly why the satire was made.
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  221. The 2UR-GSE will never be outdated and should never be replaced with a turbocharged V6.
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  222. Vanila Kung "... Uneducated rich people"? The wealthy don't remain wealthy because of a lack of education. They are educated and disciplined.
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  223. Replacement
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  224. Driving is definitely not a right. Licensing requirements should be strict in the US (Japan is a decent model)
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  225. 13:00 "They're hand making these cars: Very low production. So, the reason why race cars and formula one cars are so incredibly expensive is because they're building these in small numbers, special, to go as fast and special as possible." Facepalm Classic cheap sales pitch taking advantage of the scarcity heuristic.
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  226. Japanese products are still safe (unless marketed by woke people in a US division).
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  227. You're mistaken sir. This is Mexico. Tunnel is cheap.
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  228. Yep. They would talk about it until BLM burned down Miami
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  229. And charge what they are.
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  230.  @xxmooshooxx  Social cohesion as a result of a high-trust society is far more important than any of those things
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  231. Nice! I appreciate the interior review because other people on YouTube were afraid to sit in it. And, I like the analog clock.
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  232. ​ @Gyvulys Then the government should've been spending fewer millions of pounds on benefits for migrants and funding foreign war. These are private people with private wealth.
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  233. I would take the analog gauges ANY DAY over the LCD display. It should be a permanent option.
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  234.  @spk8989pl  That's no way to enjoy driving, my friend.
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  235. These engines last longer than any Ford engine used in any Focus
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  236. Mediocre materials compared to what? Have you ever been inside a Ford, GM, or Ram truck?
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  237. I'm exhausted at people calling it simple "cultural" differences. No. Behavior is largely genetically determined and culture is downstream of genetics. Genetic differences...
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  238.  @Hawk7886  You called his comment "reductionist", yet your comment is even more reductionist than his. Alright
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  239. You need to do an update video explaining why using temperature for the sleeves is a good idea and avoids these scenarios.
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  240. A great analogy of modern CCP China crumbling and old values and morals remaining afterwards.
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  241.  @lmaolmfao3611  Oh yeah. Here we go with the Bill Gates conspiracy lunacy. Give me a fucking break. Stop filling the void in your life with conspiracies.
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  242.  @donlimbargo5865  Your words haven't gone unnoticed. I agree. European-descended peoples (aka whites) are a global minority and not predicted to recover from birth rate issues. It's reasonable for people to want to preserve their generic heritage. Nothing wrong with it.
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  243. The same country that left the hatch to their Arihant nuclear submarine open. Nothing to see here.
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  244. Just start a club of people who think this way and you can only make contact with people who don't want contact.
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  245. Didn't even know it was a real restaurant until long after the episode aired.
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  246. Similar cockpit to an aircraft. One of the best designs for a vehicle in my opinion. Would love to see you drive it eventually.
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  247. Rats of politics.
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  248. Man, you're not afraid to give that thing a beating, hahaha.
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  249. Kias are damn nice these days. The high trim K900, in my opinion, has a higher quality interior than the current LS460 (by a bit).
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  250. My thoughts exactly! I actually hoped you'd comment something here before I saw it.
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  251. Screw a rigid chassis and teutonic boredom. Hard to beat the thrill here!
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  252. @@SentimentalCorporation But I heard from a survivor, who heard from another survivor, who heard from their cousin's survivor wife that they witnessed skin being turned into lamp shades and corpses being harvested for soap!!!
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  253. The lobbies are already working hard. Needs to be combed through extensively to verify
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  254. And this is why they sponsored the build. Good on them.
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  255.  @mtalha909  Well, it's a good thing Toyota is one of the most innovative automakers, right? They do innovation right. First to use reliable VVT. First to use reliable direct injection. And they were even first to use dual injection with the GS450h. The innovation happens more on the Lexus side while the Toyotas use well proven tech. As it should be. And, no, even the other Japanese manufacturers are not manufactured nor tested as well as Toyotas. The standard gap is large.
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  256. That phrase alone assumes an oppressed-oppressor dynamic
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  257. Found your channel when it had only a few thousand. Appreciate you keeping the same format.
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  258. The InTech V8 was the same engine the Ford GT (yes, the supercar) used, though modified.
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  259.  @tk0208  You mean you don't piss out your ass?
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  260. Wouldn't want an early one. Maybe a 2018 model or later.
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  261. Yes. True diversity is total separation and therefore separate evolution.
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  262. The concept and general design was amazing. The execution was lackluster.
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  263. Can't even justify the base price for this with the interior.
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  264. Such a lackluster product
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  265. A.P. Games "Mourning" doesn't do shit and doesn't bring the dead back. He's a man of action and common sense. Everything must be done to prevent access to jihadists.
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  266. Russia has been more bark than bite for decades. No different.
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  267. The piano black (gloss) finish will always be awful. I definitely wouldn't ever order that trim.
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  268. WHO has already lost its credibility when their corruption was exposed and sketchy connections to the CCP.
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  269.  @tigran914  Stalin lived a life of luxury. Don't go full Dugin
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  270.  @TermlessHGW  Oh no, humor police is here to protect people from being offended. This mentality is why free speech is in danger everywhere
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  271. There is no law against a drawn firearm. Only brandishing. He immediately complied and turned in the firearm to the female officer. The officer who murdered him believed a gun-scared bystander at face value
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  272.  @Riimaachan  Yikes
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  273. Japanese have typically avoided China as much as possible. I hope they ditch it completely
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  274. 3:12 Reliability was not actually improved for 2003. The MB master tech I have spoken to in the past actually said some electronics got less reliable (like the new Comand units) and the 722.6 5-speed is able to handle more torque (more durable). The best improvement for 2003 was solving corrosion issues some of the earlier cars suffered from (some were worse than others). Mechanically the cars are otherwise basically the same.
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  275. But they're forcing property owners to do it themselves when most of their own sidewalks are not to code. What's the point of even using the same sidewalk if the wheelchair turns into the street 70% of the time? Just hypocritical regulations.
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  276. LifeHacks4All A stock K20 sounds better than the new Type R...
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  277. TkyoSam On point. South Korea isn't a bad option either.
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  278. Rogan doesn't understand that it's basic dialectical warfare. They're cornering him with accusations because they know if he has to deny them then he'll lose credibility. All strategic
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  279. Which is much wiser than saving on assembly costs. This way it helps them to use factory reconditioned parts and also benefits their customers in long-term repairability.
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  280.  @bwofficial1776  Cost-cuts during the 90s are a pretty big myth. They were actually spending more than ever trying to keep up with the Japanese. It was really around 2002, a few years after the start of Daimler-Chrysler, where terrible decisions were made. Even more towards the end of the Daimler-Chrysler era. Many point to interior plastic failure and rust issues, etc., but both of those were due to costly experimentation with new methods (lightweight materials to catch up to Japanese plastics dominance, and better corrosion protection methods).
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  281.  @marcellukacic5221  Sorry, mate. You can't drive either of those for 1M km without one or two full engine rebuilds like you can the IS-F
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  282. ​ @italianmaestro3045 I understand the roots in classical Latin from studying it, but it's not wrong to pronounce words differently from the origin language while speaking English. Italians don't make efforts to pronounce English words like an Englishman or American while speaking Italian. So it doesn't matter. You just use the rules of English.
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  283.  @cmacd8879  Circles are largely known to be timeless elements and the rear of the C7 will likely not be as attractive in the future
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  284. It's funny, but money launderers and pyramid schemes don't deserve this attention
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  285. If it was over 190 indicated speed, the true speed was probably in the low 180s.
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  286. Who doesn't want to drive a Miata with the top down on an island? :D
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  287. For anyone wondering: Here is the other SLS Black in Designo Mystic Blue: https://www.alainclass.com/cars/mercedes-benz-sls-amg-black-series-7/
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  288. They must be planning to host the Olympics somewhere near that hotel.
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  289. Totally different market. This thing was made for nothing but comfort. I'm sure you know what the older 7-Series are known for. This is a true luxury monster like modern Bentley/RR.
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  290. 70k for an XLT with cloth seats. But it has all the gimmicks!
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  291. I don't understand people who still make this mistake. It's 2020 and the internet teaches basic grammar like that in minutes
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  292. I'd put politicians a level below (worse) the rest.
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  293. Definitely this or the Cappuccino. I've noticed the new S660s are very enjoyable too from Best Motoring tests.
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  294. It's funny to me how disconnected and artificial most BMW steering is now. Just more generic every year.
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  295.  @llluiopsll3835  If you think they will get involved, with China's economy so dependent on the US and Russia so dependent on China, you're an ignoramus.
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  296. Extra grippiness
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  297. It's not a real MB sedan unless it has an actual star ornament! They're just great for continuing the tradition. Understated elements of old luxury on modern luxury is what makes a vehicle like the W213 so great. Such a nice and thorough review.
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  298. That was a great live demo of the autonomous braking. :)
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  299. Love the stories, Ed!
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  300. This generation is such a nice job. Everything is the way it should be--except the refusal to allow Android Auto and Apple Carplay in because of their proprietary Enform App Suite. They need to give in.
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  301. They want to build brand equity with that old logo for some reason. I'd say use the Korean logo on the luxury models in the U.S.
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  302. 8:34 Uh, what? You are driving on a perfectly smooth warehouse floor.
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  303. It's still gorgeous. It receives hate because of old myths. Bruno Sacco's last sedan design. It has the Sacco touch but for an era where drag coefficient and reduced frontal area is paramount.
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  304. Basically the Gravity
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  305.  @swanblake  Toyota actually improves things for usability and tests everything extensively to super high standards. Nissan can't even get a plan in place from management in a timely fashion.
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  306. I am only left with a desire to have a POV driving segment every time I watch your videos! Many of these cars have never had one and I need to drive them vicariously.
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  307. There are a record number of untrue myths about the cars perpetuated by people
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  308. Here for my dose of CCP authoritarianism.
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  309. Yes, I've said for days that many of the old vehicles they're using have probably been neglected and in storage for a very long time. Add to that not-so-reliable designs to begin with and sketchy maintenance.
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  310. I think it's interesting they didn't realize the potential of magnetic shocks for the C5 Z06
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  311. I just love his Outrun arcade machines in the garage. Was one of my favorite games.
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  312. Jim Acosta should apologize for faking the news.
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  313. Azio Prism These days Bentley does interiors better. RR does chassis and suspension better.
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  314. sekopiski First American production car. Read between the lines, buddy.
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  315. Dumbass journalists think every rifle is an "AK-47". - 33:10
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  316. Yes. The media is looking for every single loophole for contingencies when this happens, just as Binger is when he's grasping so heavily
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  317. Even their best roadways still have cows roaming and defecating everywhere
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  318. It's a Peraves W-18 Ecomobil enclosed motorcycle from when the company was Swiss. They set up a joint venture in Czech Republic in 2009 and the Czech part is all that remains because the original company went bankrupt. Sadly, it looks like they stopped making models with engines in 2016. Now they're focusing on electric.
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  319. 8:14 You don't see that at all now because the necessary viewing angle of modern LCD displays isn't as specific as early ones. Depending on your height, it would probably be harder to read the display without adjusting.
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  320. Almost insulting that they wouldn't at least offer the additional features present on the Canadian variant to Americans as options. How would that be much more complicated? Seems like laziness.
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  321. About as pure as it gets. And they're so mechanically sound
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  322. Part of the engine landed there right next to him
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  323. Nice! Getting an exclusive preview! I have yet to understand the center display design in the new lineup, when it's not in the driver's field of view. It just seems that design was more important than functionality to them.
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  324. It's not a barge with a 3800 V6. So... no.
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  325. The LFA is one of the most stunning vehicles I've ever had the chance to interact with: Much moreso than any Italian. It is a moving vehicle. The quality is alien.
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  326. Modern luxury HiFi is simply one of the largest shams in history. It is playing a game of massively diminishing returns on audio quality. You can get a DAC, preamp, and amp that perform 99%+ as well as luxury items like these for a tiny fraction of the price. And your ear would not be able to distinguish that 1% in a blind listening test. You're basically paying for the material construction/design. Vintage audio gear (power amps etc.) is a great way to get started and hear audio quality that would cost you thousands with today's designs. It's easier to repair too.
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  327. A platform like this has already existed for quite a while and people haven't moved: Odysee
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  328. Until whites (already a global minority, by far) are no longer able to obtain power and/or gone entirely. But, they'll then have no one left to eternally blame
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  329. It's more than just color. Should have learned that by now
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  330. No, he's the type of person needed in his own nation. Every people should have their own nation.
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  331. TheZane03 No, they just need to do Acura right, like it was in the 90s and 00s.
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  332. Amazing vehicle and it will run for 700,000 miles. Lexus makes sure every vehicle will last for a very long time. I have a 2000 Lexus GS400 Platinum that was actually made in the last month of production ever for the 1UZ-FE V8. I don't think it will ever die.
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  333. These were so durable and downright reliably built. I'll never forget it... Nissan made such an innovative vehicle.
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  334. vincent hamel You spelled "illiterate" wrong... very ironic.
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  335. The European "far right" are moderate by American standards. They have criminalized any wrong-think that is further right
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  336. Eh, the recent ones are junk
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  337.  @Francisco-er4zr  I can smell the Reddit on your breath, sir
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  338. These positions attract seriously deranged power-seekers
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  339. A failing and laughable platform: Even in comparison to YouTube.
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  340. The leaks of this game already showed it won't be favorable to the right
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  341.  @LucasLeCompteMusic  The VW has the worst depreciation by far...
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  342. Exaggerating...? Do you know how bad US cities are?
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  343. Justin Y. You're never going to be funny, clearly. Give up.
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  344. You feel like you're going much faster in a Lotus because of how low it is. Better on your wallet too with less tickets.
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  345.  @berndelignie8002  Poor taste. It's certainly not utility beyond 1 or 2 additional.
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  346. $65k. Hahaha! Hahahahahaha!
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  347. 7:40 Just noticed the copy of NFS Hot Pursuit 2 sitting up there.
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  348. Don't agree with an all LCD display at all ! Unless, of course, they use a genuinely useful OLED display (which no automaker uses to save cost). Physical gauges are great.
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  349. Exactly. It's logic like Munro's that will end up damaging brands more than they think. Keep everything to where it can be disassembled quickly and brand image is improved. Do they not understand that long-term repair costs and anti-repair assembly methods are damaging brands more than ever now?
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  350. They used to bring the Wheegos to the Atlanta auto shows each year and I sat in one at some point. I was trying not to laugh at the Wheego guy talking it up.
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  351. Breaking news: 2019 cars still have a bunch of plastic
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  352. This is now rarer than most exotics from the period.
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  353. 23:25 S-Class had heated and cooled rear seats 21 years ago.
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  354. It's always some excuse and seems to stem from those refusing to let go from the Jobs personality cult
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  355. It's a diesel...
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  356.  @helluvastart  Those are sub-Saharan Africa values
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  357. A name that will forever be tied with obvious copying of Tesla UI, and accusations that they stole Tesla source code. Xpeng also accused Tesla of being "racist" for noticing
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  358. ​ @rambow70  Those engines have always been problematic and wouldn't trust the new generation either
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  359. There has never been much consistency. Just the whims of Doug
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  360. Such a great car. More composed than more expensive competition.
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  361. This is the last car I expected. Very nice. Last time I drove this was in Test Drive: Unlimited.
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  362. Ironically, high income city areas like this are full of Democrats (the party advocating more for eco-friendly policy), but tend to waste more than the average rural person. Rural people learn to conserve properly
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  363. And we see the same type of cult-like behavior from the dedicated Tesla owners in the automotive side.
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  364.  @philusaphur4924  The 3 flags he mentioned are not "symbols of hate and racism". How are you logically able to compare the flag of an American president to that of the first? The only similarity is they represent white male leaders. Are you anti-white?
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  365. The original Audi S8 (and also an early S4)
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  366. Looks great. Finally they are differentiating models with more creative freedom. Miles ahead of the current one.
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  367. Oh, shut the hell up. This thing was clearly designed for minimum drag coefficient. If you want to bring politics into it, there's a LOAD of worse cars that a Clinton would drive.
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  368.  @dylanw890  Exactly. This is where the Porsche interiors shine
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  369. Sonic Adventure 2 Battle was genuinely fun on GameCube.
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  370. illkyum They have self-proclaimed "right" views but do not be fooled by their labels.
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  371. PT isn't a game... PT = Playable Trailer...
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  372. This interior was a step down from the previous MDX to me. This appears to be older at first glance as well.
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  373. All German luxury automakers are now husks.
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  374. The most reliable gasoline cars ever produced along with the 90s LS400s.
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  375. Definitely agree. If you notice Chinese people going to a place, they have the secret menu.
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  376. They should've gone for more of a futurist interior to differentiate it, like the previous ones.
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  377. The interior design of this era of Audi is far nicer on the eyes than current year Audi
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  378. They were doing it right with the retractable displays!!! They cut costs.
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  379. Fast forward to 2021 and most of the X5s are in the junkyard and these, as plastic as they are, are on still the road. Of course these should've never been compared.
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  380. I'd drive it, but.... first I'd have to find one. They are almost non-existent. Ain't nobody got time fo dat!
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  381. I suppose the automatic feature would have been proven quite useful if someone was found in a very close range encounter, but they'd need time to actually switch it over to the automatic fire mode. There are still some moments when you'd think it could possibly save someone's life.
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  382. Ale p A Charger SRT 8 is about as nice and is certainly faster.
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  383. One of the most reliable V8 engines ever made in NA form: If you actually change the oil on time and don't ruin the hydraulic lifters.
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  384. One with the aero package is referred to as the "Z07" package
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  385. The front of this was revealed a long time ago but I still think the kidney grilles are not in proportion.
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  386. Way more than 90%
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  387.  @SWORDASH  Precisely. Majority of comments in response to decent arguments here are something along the lines of "incel spotted". The targeted incitement of these people is a major part
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  388. I personally love the quality aluminum control arms and links in my older Volvo, as a consumer, because they simply last forever in any environment and you just need to change the individual bushings.
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  389. I've heard KFC was much better in the 70s and 80s. Then they cut costs bad.
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  390. Exhaust Sports Auto Not everything is best with a manual
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  391. Unpolished and overpriced
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  392. Oh but don't you know? "African American vernacular" is an academically recognized dialect now. They may even be teaching it in schools. Wouldn't surprise me based on the current state of society
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  393. *California's public education system.
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  394.  @megaxboxx  You are why children shouldn't be allowed on social media.
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  395. I remember going to Palmer and laughing with them when they got in a new ('08 or '09) Viper ACR in red with a full blue interior. They had specifically ordered black interior, I believe, but the factory screwed the order up. I bet that's a rare specification now, haha.
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  396. Infiniti has been in a cryogenic sleeping chamber for over a decade.
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  397.  @Райан021  Yeah. In Colorado. Matt and Trey must've eaten there themselves and got inspired by it.
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  398. "Shop foreman"? You mean "Klink"? Helped me out with my 220 as well. Great consultant for anything MB. If he didn't move to Alabama I'd still be giving him all my business. One day I'm owning a 500E like his. Amazing cars.
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  399. Awesome! Keep doing more drives like this!
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  400. Eau Rouge If you think nice people are annoying you have issues.
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  401. vector6977 That's extremely sarcastic. They weighed normal for something with the tech at the time and many of the original units are still working today without issue.
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  402. Porsche's physical gauges will age much better than full LCD displays.
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  403. Needs the 2UR-FSE! No NA V8 in the LS is sacrilege!!!
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  404. Down to 1.2 haha. Needs to be lower.
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  405. What's incredible is how much Marine Le Pen loves Israel
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  406. Buddy, the 90s was not the peak of America. You must have been a child and unaware of what was happening. It was already full of social justice hysteria
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  407. A 10 year old armored and stretched military truck. The new one in a few months will be a better version.
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  408. I loved the car discussion as an auto enthusiast, haha. And we mostly love them because we are geeks who love technical things and working on our own things.
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  409. Design is arguably much better than the modern equivalents.
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  410. If only the AfD was truly far right
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  411. The interior is so well done... And then there's the display that doesn't retract.
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  412. No Civic Type R could ever replace the joy of these
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  413. What likely happened is that a CCP dog infiltrated the ranks of Google and covertly censored these words. Who knows what else was done.
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  414. ​ @El_Jim Read the definition of "copy"
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  415. Yep. Like a complete afterthought. Interior would look nice and coherent without it
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  416. Something tells me a guy selling Soviet items would be biased when asked about life in those times, haha
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  417. Early 90s? More like everything up until about 2000
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  418. It's almost like they're a similar people...
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  419. Their insecurities with Pompeo are just so pathetic
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  420. It might be beta male repellent, but only a beta male would pay the current dealer markups
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  421. A random guy with a random name Apparently he can't read English backwards.
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  422. The Chinese are essentially colonizing sub-Saharan Africa themselves so not too long before one of them builds a Chinese education center in one of the countries
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  423. Too bad it's one of the worst SUV designs in history.
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  424. The 90s and 2000s were almost as gay as today. Make no mistake. Nostalgia is nostalgia. It started getting bad in the 60s
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  425. There are hatchbacks made to a higher quality than sedans, SUVs, etc., of the same price. Meaningless comment.
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  426. That was the case under Ghosn. Not before that and not from now on.
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  427. ​ @Raskolnikov70 What noise? Sheeeit, there's a noise?
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  428. Let's hope the Geely capital influx doesn't put them down the path of overweight EVs and detached luxury cars...
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  429. ​ @coopandcarter  Even more reason to fix this issue. Make it better than the original
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  430. Not even close...
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  431. This is why I avoid going to states that allow undercover police cars.
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  432. If only Honda went BACK to the NA K20. It still has plenty of potential as NA!
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  433. Michael I don't think you'd want me to go over the issues with the comparable Audi from those model years...
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  434. Full episode! Thanks guys.
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  435. Absolute beauty.
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  436. Demographics is indeed destiny. It is proven every time. People and culture are inseparable. England isnt itself without the English. Japan isn't itself without Japanese.
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  437. 15 on the highway. Might as well have used a naturally aspirated V8
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  438. pontiacGXPfan Don't pay over sticker for anything.
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  439. Metaroose It is brought up if you're talking to knowledgeable enthusiasts.
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  440. Daniel Rangel Exactly... and not as advanced as Samsung's own phone OLED displays.
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  441. The last digit is a decimal... It's clearly 58k miles.
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  442.  @AuraFarmerPiccolo  4,000 years ago we had worship of Egyptian pharoahs and ridiculous polytheism worship. Nothing much has changed. Just time.
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  443. Love this comment. Gullible people have believed worse fear mongering before sadly.
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  444. Detective Weeb WD-40 is not a lubricant! It is a water displacer!
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  445. igrenade That's a generalization. The Cayenne is a much better vehicle than the new XC90, as old as it is. You can customize a Cayenne to be anything you want and it's not too hard to make a much nicer interior than the Volvo.
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  446. The people designing wheels at this company consistently do a great job at ruining the rest of the design
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  447. ​ @EvilSardine084 Some of the best engineers in history didn't have degrees. Same with any other profession. A degree doesn't make you an official anything. It's literally just for social approval
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  448. If they cost-cut to that degree on such a critical area you can imagine what they do elsewhere.
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  449.  @HowardDaduk  But who needs a couch when you can get your ass massaged in a truck!
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  450. G70 had the 3D display in the KDM starting a few years ago.
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  451. ​ @bruhbruh-us6gl Remember the exact truck used that was photographed at a military post and the government couldn't say anything logical?
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  452. 9:33 Ok, but touchscreens just replace numerous buttons with numerous virtual buttons that aren't static: Meaning you can't safely operate it without taking you eyes off the road. The buttons are always there and you can feel around for them without removing your eyes from the road.
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  453. Now it's simply normal people not wanting to get replaced in their native lands
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  454.  @zak9217  Imagine still believing this. There is no evidence supporting this. There is endless evidence showing oppression under Islam.
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  455. 4:48 Get educated on the full context before you assist with slandering the woman using self defense properly. I knew you were ridiculously lazy but it's inexcusable.
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  456. Educating yourself with today's online resources (books, etc.), or just varied literature alone, undoubtedly would prove to be a more unbiased and effective approach. Reading the primary sources is something completely foreign to today's university students.
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  457. rickrudd People that think like you are the problem.
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  458. It's more than full. It's over capacity in so many areas
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  459. Brandon S. No. It's not a "liberal" plot. It's a media hit-piece for gaining extreme popularity.
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  460. +Shmee150 Exactly. It's only because they didn't want Americans to win. Ferrari is the ultimate scum. They whine about everything and couldn't accept the loss. They tried to force every time penalty they could on Ford and somehow people are attacking Ford.
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  461. Zemi Zemjang Clearly says due to child lock error...
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  462. Who is this cackling toad?
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  463.  @Sheridantank  American plants for Japanese automakers are just cloning the methods and processes originally developed for Japanese factories. Most manufacturing innovations were also done by Toyota in Japan.
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  464. ​ @stillcantbesilencedevennow  It would have to be one of the most improbable coincidences of all time
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  465. Absolutely nothing would surprise me after discovering the rabbit hole of Intel's Management Engine and Apple Secure Enclave. If the gov wants to reach somewhere they can.
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  466.  @marko.rankovic  There's a difference between "failing cultures" and cultures which have never succeeded (a prerequisite for failure). Importing such cultures will surely cause a failing culture, though...
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  467. Imagine engaging in brand wars
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  468. I'll take a Macan.
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  469. It's just a name. They can slap the name on anything.
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  470. The low social trust and intense crime brought about by forced integration is one of the most important and overlooked factors contributing to the loss of these safe walkable cities
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  471.  @themeatpopsicle  What kind of arrogant d-bag responds to any comment that way? Go back to reading Marxist fantasy stories.
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  472. It's sickening
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  473.  @rainonedavid3564  Uh, what? Seriously, do you have any idea how lenient licensing requirements are in the US? If you are 18 or over you simply need to take a ludicrously easy written test (not remotely as easy or brief in Germany) and an equally as simple driving test. One of each, that's it. In Germany there are many hours of training and studying to do to even qualify. Japan is also nearly a full death lower per 100k registered vehicles than Germany. Not insignificant. If the US's licensing requirements were anywhere close to as strict Germany's it would be fine...
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  474.  @HeroManNick132  It started before that. Some American cars even had buttons in the middle of the steering wheel.
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  475.  @haydenspoppa785  At this point I've conceded that it's basically most people everywhere near major cities in the US that can't drive
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  476. FYI: There is far more American in this car than Japanese.
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  477. ​ @RR-xf4nd If "racism" is now synonymous with "fact" then call me one all day. I and many others don't fear that anymore
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  478. Do NOT keep using a timing belt that was compromised with oil! Replace it!
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  479.  Dodadeus  Of course it may seem like he was managing or leading from someone who is unfamiliar with ancient Egypt, however the common workers (not slaves) could know how to write basic phrases. Workers wrote things such as being "friends of Khufu" and even about the processes of how they worked.
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  480. Knowing Sony's mafia-like behavior they'll just pay influencers to bring the game's journo ratings below that of their own IP.
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  481. I don't think I'd stay in a car with a smoker for that long, haha
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  482. Inflation, my friend. Inflation.
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  483. Range Rover drivers not caring about anything outside is just so true. In the U.S. they are usually seen driven aggressively and wrecklessly. If money was no object, of course the Range Rover wins with comfort. But, the XC90 is half the price and a bargain in comparison.
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  484. Just to be clear, that's about the equivalent of $72,000 accounting for inflation. Crazy.
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  485. And the engine will last for 500k + hard miles.
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  486. TacoSeniour Not a pity at all. It's the 1,000,000th built and should be in the museum. It would be much worse if some bloke kept it as their own without exhibition.
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  487. A relative's entire Model X had to be repainted under warranty because it was that bad. They tried denying it, of course.
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  488. Been saying for years that the commoditization of cars with LCD/OLED displays will make luxury car interiors containing them appear lower quality. Physical gauges with retractable central LCD displays like these will be the new high standard. They actually appear to match the price of the car.
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  489. They're constantly trying to lower their average age. Misguided planning and brand management. Marketing morons.
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  490. @Adam Mills Apparently his definition of a "shitbox" is having low power numbers and pulling low Gs in a skidpad.
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  491. Of course the additional gears make sense. It's for cruising at high vehicle speed to lower engine speed which allows it to reach better fuel mileage.
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  492. twizted scythe Affirmative action. It's something inherently racist but the people benefiting have kept it afloat decades for benefits. They simply cry racism if you try to take it away. More hypocrisy. Apparently it's racist to be equal but not racist if some races are given the unequal benefits. These same people think that skin color alone causes inequity and this inequity must be solved by affirmative action. Equality isn't enough. They want more.
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  493. Now let's talk about all the deaths in German camps as a result of Allied destruction of their supply lines.
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  494.  @TedwardDrives  Unless Kim Jong-Un comes rolling by in his armored Pullman.
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  495. ​ @marvin2678 One was actively stabbing with a knife and the other had only his fists. He went for the guy with no weapon first
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  496. Yes, but who controls the corporations? It's always a select few people who misuse power pathologically.
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  497. S L Hyundai/Kia has been better than many brands for years.
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  498. You have uncovered the intention of this propaganda: Conflation of incels and a specific political alignment. The truth is self-proclaimed incels are found more often on both sides of extremism. Poking at these people isn't the solution.
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  499. VA in dubbed anime has been at rock bottom quality for so long...
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  500. Holy shit! At 8:35 a converted Venturi 400 Trophy is about the rarest thing I've ever seen someone record and not mention.
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  501. Arguably aged better than the Chevrolet SS version, including the interior.
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  502. ​ @faheemabbas3965 Nissan was killing themselves with extremely outdated products. Koreans have never competed with these anyway
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  503.  @patriotsforisrael2025  You have no arguments. They knew it was an American ship.
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  504. The CCT (color temperature) of the LEDs has much to do with eye strain and fatigue. The harsh cold light coming from most headlights just sucks. It should be around 3000K or below to be less straining to other drivers
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  505. Of the few times I have been in Astons, starting about 15 years ago, it's the interior smell that really stayed with me
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  506. Redline Reviews Personally I'd like to see a base Giulia reviewed. Seen enough of the Quadrifoglio.
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  507. kirbyswarp Still better designed than some 90s Saabs.
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  508. LBM Turbo Try harder to write English.
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  509.  @TalooshDaBoss  Around 2007-2008
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  510. The future will appreciate all the interviews with the many battery startup teams
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  511. "You bloody evil COWARD! Sully my bedevilled eggs!"
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  512. Jaguar has really messed up the US lineup. They don't even have a V6 or V8 option for the XF anymore.
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  513. They will use intersectionality theory to justify ANYTHING.
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  514. Not about power here. It's about a wide torque band and instant torque delivery.
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  515. I've also seen bronies arguing that MLP is very nationalistic, in the sense that outgroup ponies aren't welcome and are portrayed negatively in the show. More conservative values embedded within the show? Interesting people nonetheless
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  516. When people had beauty standards and their designers didn't create "modern art" before getting hired
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  517. ​ @roostercogburn7243  Europeans are already a small global minority. We either change our approach or get razed.
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  518. It's simply a free speech platform. That means every type is there.
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  519. They clearly only had a 3 minute segment and had to interrupt him to move on. Every news media does it regularly.
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  520. St0rmW!nD ` Irrelevant.
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  521.  @Bow-to-the-absurd  Data does not show Europeans will be fine if the current trend of importing foreign labor continues (because of insufficient birth rates). Increasing birth rates must be encouraged through the destigmatization of traditional nuclear families.
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  522. Pre-Geely Holding Volvo has a special place with me.
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  523. Shawn Barbour The materials mostly cause the price but, yes, the Nav would likely be just as good and take far more abuse.
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  524. Malegnius Yeah, it is against the etiquette.
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  525. A person can be both a white (European) nationalist and an ethnonationalist. The macro must be sorted before the micro. It must be a larger alliance to preserve Europe together before we can solidify the existence of individual ethnicities again
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  526. Would choose any day over the M3 variants
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  527.  @akbarovnodirbek2878  Less reliable? Nah. The SOHC Mercedes-Benz engines proved more reliable (even if forced induction) than the M119, M120, etc.
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  528.  @msrr1303  Doesn't matter how much experience a company has with turbocharged engines. It's simply not possible to get a turbocharged engine to be as reliable as an equivalent NA engine in the long run.
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  529. The I5 variants are the best. The engine needs to return.
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  530. 4:28 And yet they still do it today...
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  531. Not a fan of the new digital cluster compared to this classic layout.
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  532. Justin Noker Now they just have the Cadillac brand chase after performance figures and sporty driving dynamics. Buick has been what Cadillac used to be for a while.
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  533. Cars do not need keyless go! It's so useless..
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  534. paradoxdesigns No, haha; the tech was available at the time.
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  535. Nothing is undoable. It will just require mass deportation
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  536. That escalated swiftly.
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  537. Totenblok Hate to break it to you but the Project One is already being produced.
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  538. That color looks OUTSTANDING
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  539. 4S is actually about the last respectable iPhone to me before they got too big.
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  540. 12:03 This bit essentially sums up her parroted, "woke", talking points.
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  541. E90/91 dash without the display is just the best
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  542. Jeep has raised the margins on the Wrangler because they know people pay up to look "macho" in the city. 95% won't ever take it on as much as a gravel road.
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  543. Best Mustang spec. Only exterior feature I'd change would be to lose the red calipers for silver or black. Even more of an elegant sleeper.
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  544. Much improved over the previous years
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  545.  @DT-sb9sv  Good luck living in your fantasy world. The aliens are also waiting in the pyramids for you.
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  546. jamesaellis He would force anything to believe what he does... even animals themselves... as evidenced. Many vegans are authoritarians.
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  547. If only the new Ranger was anything like these
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  548. Will just have EJ25 issues even sooner. I'm sure they changed absolutely nothing of the long-standing design flaws.
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  549. ​ @fooglies  The term "racist" means absolutely nothing anymore. And, no, we don't give a shit if you accuse us of it. You can't shut down conversations anymore with that one little word. I know, tough luck.
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  550. The Aventadors just never did it for me the way the Murciélago did.
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  551. Beyond tyranny
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  552. Solid trucks. It wasn't that bad. Plenty of SUVs are bigger now
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  553. I just can't stop laughing about them (big tech) using "hate speech" as an excuse to save their Wall Street buddies' asses and get them out of their short positions.
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  554. It's a very... swift car.
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  555.  @tosho_ait  Let's be honest. The Hyundai products have a far better design.
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  556. 2 million! Agree about the punisher. Political keyboard warriors can't respect that there's a show about a badass veteran that wields a firearm... while about every other show out there right now pushes a leftist agenda.
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  557. Exactly! Just using displays is uninspiring and not luxury. The same people calling an Apple Watch luxurious and scoff at traditional watches have no issues with this interior. Techies shouldn't design luxury car interiors.
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  558. That's what happens when switching to turbochargers. Absolutely not possible to be more reliable all else held equal.
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  559. Anime is a category, like "movie". It's the types of anime that you can potentially overlap with MLP viewers
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  560. No! Not more piano black plastic!
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  561. Like the ease of filter removal. They understand that oil doesn't meet specifications forever and will need to be changed eventually
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  562.  @wolter_koop9825  You're just regular old YouTube commenter ignoramus.
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  563. Double JJ Not holding my breath. Nissan never fails to disappoint.
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  564. ​ @Emperor_Farrukhsiyar  "India numbar won supar powar sar, we make gun before Japan SAAR"
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  565.  @DREAMLANDSLEEEP  Nice try. Marx was ethnically Jewish and almost all the people who mattered in the communist revolution were Jews hiding their Jewish names. Trotsky was a Jew who changed his name and travelled to Russia to help along with many others.
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  566. Server Amirov Stop arguing like little children over which is "more shit." These vehicles are all amazing and each have benefits over others.
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  567. I stopped watching that guy a long time ago.
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  568. Proud to have voted against Ossoff.
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  569. Not bad at all. Brilliant design.
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  570. Not as bad as BMW is now..
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  571. They've been great at keeping quiet for quite a while.
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  572. Yeah? Just like how the Trump audio came out right after Wikileaks exposed the Clinton Foundation? This is just a showing of the Clintons' past compared to Trump's past since all you people are judging people by their past. So know you will see how much worse ACTIONS are than just words.
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  573. ChryI Do you realize how long it's been since Jan. 20th? Get a calendar.
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  574. You're an absolute clown. The 992 911 debuted over a year after the S1 was shown to the public. And the front has nothing to do with a Cayman GT4. Keep smoking that crack, maniac.
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  575. ​ @giftedgreen2152  The Apollo program was successful because of Europeans. Nearly every engineer and astronaut was a European man.
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  576. They are a different subspecies
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  577.  @bdmr_isf  More stupid myths being parroted. The car was done by early 1998. It was, in fact, the last car engineered completely under Daimler-Benz before the merger (apart from the tweaks on the midcycle refresh)
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  578. Use the term "noticing" for its original purpose, Paul
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  579. King Kaymen By focusing on the road.
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  580. There isn't anything like this today. The latest Pullman gets close.
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  581. Toyota is coming around to enthusiast cars. I have hope for a new MR2 if Akio is to be believed in.
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  582.  @CodiDani  Take one look at the latest JD Power quality statistics...
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  583. Plenty of performance and comfort considering how reliable these things are with the M113 and 722.6. A keeper
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  584. A pit bull can hardly be considered a dog. The stats show they are far more deadly/violent than even the next deadliest dog on the list
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  585. BMW M3 S65B40 Thanks; I have eyes.
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  586. Big difference in the 1980s versus now: Demographics. Specifically in the cities where the natives are minorities or almost minorities in many places. No place is the same without the native people. People and culture are inseparable.
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  587.  @milktea7831  Go ahead: Name specific things that are not true...
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  588.  @537monster  戊辰戦争 is definitely a civil war.
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  589. I much prefer this hybrid analog and digital instrumentation over fully digital.
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  590. Perfect example of false information getting mass updooted. Bandwagoning
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  591. ​ @TheVarmitpoontang He always seemed to take it as one.
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  592. Wallace's bias was exemplified when he charged the question with equating Proud Boys to white supremacists. And nothing of the sort asked to Biden.
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  593. Yeah, the steering wheel tilt motor is stuck. This isn't a motor problem, but the old grease thickening and messing up the motor brushes and gear movement. Remove the motor housing and all old grease under it. Clean motor brushes. Replace with a modern synthetic grease. See guides on the forum.
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  594. Suggestion: Use a brass rod to avoid marring any surfaces of good parts (like pushing the pistons out). Risk avoidance never hurts.
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  595. A serious problem with the auto industry is resellers always trying to flip limited production or long wait-list vehicles. In this case long wait-list. This is a good incentive to dissuade those parties that order 20 of them so they can resell them, or auction them, over the MSRP for the period that people are willing to pay it.
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  596.  @enzoferrari8980  You're completely wrong.
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  597. 11:45 How the hell would he even know it's not as good on a road trip? The car was delivered, at most, 2-3 days ago!
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  598.  @ohguy1991  Not at all. The magazines use less ideal conditions and are not as realistic as MW's.
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  599. "As garbage as the people it was made for." "Garbage made by garbage." "Small scopes for a small dicked people." What a pathetic comment history you have.
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  600. Cue the Tesla cultists from Inside EVs calling you a liar or belittling your opinions in order to white knight for Tesla.
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  601.  @crazihippo92  I'd pay for a manual swap on the F before doing that
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  602. Why don't you learn how to type English before you start criticizing people... in English?
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  603. Because computer-generated engine noises are played through the speakers.
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  604. Agreed. Volvo needs a 5-cylinder as it is intertwined with the brand and for those of us who don't care about these smaller I4s and too complicated of an engine.
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  605.  @thelastpetrolbender2744  Yet they did censor the name...
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  606.  @dorbitan2935  If you read carefully, we are mostly blaming the Jewish diaspora and seculars, as they are the worst of the hypocrites by inordinately promoting subversion of Europeans in the US and simultaneously promoting nationalist values for Israel (see Greenblatt of the ADL, though conservative Jews in the US are very subversive too)
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  607. Just very engaging cars. I'll take it over an I4 Giulia for sure.
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  608. Because many whites are self-hating
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  609. There are too many "unfortunate" facts here contrary to the narrative for it to stay up
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  610. A chance to set precedent that would discourage future behavior like this, but doubtful. It's Detroit. It's closer to a 3rd world country than the rest of the country.
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  611. Exactly. Had they continued to use steam engines the steam would've likely been produced by something other than coal. Steam engines are perfectly clean by themselves
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  612. Alyssa Taylor He didn't get into office yet! Not until Jan. 20.......
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  613. My favorite part is also the center-console area. It's like a work of art.
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  614. Patrick Murphy You certainly take the ignorance prize here, buddy.
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  615. TheTomHogueBot He was snorting the baseball innards.
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  616. ..and just in time for the new EcoBoost model!
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  617. No....
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  618. Yeah, they were designed and made in what appeared to be a terrible discount store. That's what makes them awesome and each one is unique like the old Ferraris were in the 60s and 70s.
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  619. Let's just hope they bring the new-gen Defender back!
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  620. The end goal of Trump is to get both sides to have no tariffs. China had ridiculous tariffs on American imports first and Trump wanted to show them how tariffs effect them as well. Again, he is using tough negotiating tactics. China will learn to back down or face more tariffs that will hurt China more than the U.S. That's just what he does.
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  621. His AI/FSD department seemed confident they could do it using only cameras in all the old interviews I remember
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  622. If you can do mental gymnastics to turn this negative you deserve the ignorance.
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  623. Never thought I'd think a base W221 would be more appealing than a Maybach variant of current-year S-Class, but
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  624. MotorTrend uses rollouts and has been caught using the manufacturer numbers.
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  625. kadie1414 New technologies and not enough testing.
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  626. ​ @stillcantbesilencedevennow And I'm not sure who is claiming it was "monolithic" rather than vast overrepresentation
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  627. The new Beast has adjustable tinting I believe. Because you can clearly see him from outside...
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  628. The minority that uses them as a daily are my type of people.
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  629.  anonymous  You aren't getting anyone decent because of a Corvette, bud.
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  630.  @kristians2704  Infiniti is... infinitely worse than Acura now.
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  631. ​ @ivanangeli Just about 120 years back would be fine. Better yet, 2,100 years ago in Rome would be alright
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  632. The 612 has always been my favorite modern Ferrari design.
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  633. Yes, 2022: Where even the word "violence" has been deconstructed
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  634. ​ @HereTakeAFlower Try again but be coherent this time.
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  635. These things will kill almost anyone in normal cars in a collision.
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  636. ​ @BAztid They use A I to detect any verboten speech. Just happened to me again while trying to explain.
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  637. Chinese grooming of the assassin is definitely probable
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  638. Florida weather is pretty miserable to deal with year-round. Appalachia region is truly the best compromise
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  639. Green is great to look at, though. Even though it's definitely outdated.
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  640.  @mzee5533  Kilmer is a hack but it's one thing I can agree with.
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  641. Never thought the Frontier may be considered a more reliable choice but here we are.
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  642. New 4Runner interior looks like a more thoughtful design with better ergonomics and it's supposed to be lower cost. Aside from the classic round vents on either side of the dash it's hard to prefer this.
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  643. ​ @BigJohnson-g3j Hitler's government wasn't purely fascist. That's an Italian concept
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  644. AHEM. Ariel Atom 4.
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  645. Thomas, I have a very good suggestion for future reviews. Since you have such great reviews with in-depth footage, it would be nice to have more footage of engineering aspects of the vehicles. So, how about putting each vehicle you review on a lift (get access to one) and get some shots of the suspension engineering and under the engine covers? It would be interesting to see the actual quality of components used underneath the surface. Edit- Not the press drives, but the regular reviews.
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  646. ​ @Skelath Can't aim and definitely can't drive
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  647. What he said wasn't even illogical. Such a stupid overreaction.
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  648.  Derius Li  You are currently a very simple-minded Chinese nationalist. If you were educated with less brainwashing that wouldn't happen.
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  649. Audi is the one using too much black plastic as well. At least MB lets you option other surfaces.
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  650. Paul Fiebig You reeeeeallly don't understand the appeal of the car if you would be indifferent between this and an Audi.
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  651. Oscar Blanchet Antifa isn't that. They are communists.
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  652. Can't resist lying in the title, let alone everything else.
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  653. Doesn't matter what you actually did, just the opinion of the accuser. Doesn't belong in society.
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  654.  @basshead.  Fast and power ≠ fun. Not even close, bud.
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  655. The far right certainly doesn't see China as an ally (unless they are gaslighting and not actually far right). The far right believes in separatism and not allying with foreign regimes. But it would be naïve to pretend there isn't a massive issue with the far left in the US sympathizing with China.
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  656. The plastichrome is the worst part of their interiors. People have hated it for years and they still use it.
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  657. SamTheCar Wrong. Hyundai has a ~20% or so stake in Kia and an agreement to share supply chain, platforms, engineering, etc.
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  658. Gives you a new appreciation for the scale.
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  659. ​ @jiltedjohn9294  It's not hate. They are simply extremely overrepresented in the West
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  660.  @mtalha909  Did you seriously just compare a Nissan Rogue to a 4runner? Ridiculous. I'm sorry you think a 4runner is $50k as well, as you can get a 4WD SR5 for $36k easy. The TRD Pro model is an off-roading variant. If you like the superficial and easily changed things, like the head unit and LED lighting, then that is your loss.
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  661. Imagine genuflecting to boots this hard. Not complying and happening to own a gun, to exercise the 2A, should not result in swift death. There is not clear motion towards a visible gun in the video.
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  662. It's not dichotomous. Milo is a vengeful opportunist, but Kanye is also right. Kanye just chose some of the worst people to help him
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  663.  @Alan-wj5zc  Tell me exactly in my comment where I said she practiced all firearm safety correctly. Of course she didn't. The one thing not done properly is using ready position. This is still no excuse to ignore the context and slander the self defender. Insane logic. Watch the full recording for context. Her life absolutely was in danger with multiple threats and physical shows of force. Get over it. Ask yourself this question: Do you think officers and militias are trained to keep their firearms outside of ready positions for people doing similar things for no reason? No. The woman here displayed her intent to physically harm her and she was being very cautious. The black female did not stop the provocation even when drawn on.
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  664.  @jonnygrey3497  Should be fraudulent to even include it with a loss factor.
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  665.  @bobmcl2406  Do the math yourself on the depreciation incurred by not having a professional do the paint job...
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  666. 2,3 = 4 Zylinder
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  667. The voters have been imported
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  668. Still the highest quality SUV made behind the full size Land Cruiser derivatives.
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  669.  @samo7421  The CCP are "debt trap" imperialists.
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  670. Panic!At The falløut Bøy They're basically all just going insane from getting triggered over a joke.
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  671. 10 year old Acura RL vs new BMW 7-series.
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  672. Owned by Geely. All research, development, and production is still done in Sweden. Finances are just handled by Geely.
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  673. Much more thought out interior layout. Displays where they need to be.
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  674. Have a V70 2.5T but I will say that the Volvo community won't be what it once was... not with the current/future Volvo products and that I4. They do nothing for me like the 10+ year old models do.
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  675. I don't think the Z/28 winning is all that surprising to be honest. The thing pulls the same lateral g-forces as a 918 Spyder in the corners. Combined with the wonderful LS7 and gearbox in addition to the grip, I'd imagine it's very entertaining. Pricing is still interesting though.
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  676. If only half the drivers today even came close to understanding these points..
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  677. Never thought the V10 suited this car. I wish the new R8 had a V8... although it will get a twin turbo V6 from what I've heard.
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  678. TheJochem444 He mainly needs better audio.
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  679. Did you just call Donald Trump an idiot? Trust me, my friend, even if he was an idiot (which he is not), I'd still rather have an idiot with good intentions than the most corrupt family of people in American political history. Good review as usual otherwise.
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  680. +Roy Diedesch The build quality isn't bad at all on those Corvettes! The only thing off is the interior materials quality as were most ALL cars from that time, GM or not.
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  681.  @Sheridantank  You're a m o r o n. Japanese assembly workers have more rights than Americans.
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  682. He might've spoken for all of humanity, but only Europeans were capable of achieving it.
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  683.  @JerryMS-DOD  Oh, I've had much experience. What's funny is they're usually incredibly loud speaking Chinese but much quieter speaking English.
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  684. They are well-loved. Actually the most reliable S-Class mechanically by far (M112 and M113 variants without ABC). Corrosion protection varied wildly because they overestimated the lifespan of the solution cars were dipped in and the formula was wrong.
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  685. Mazda never dethroned anything like Toyota. In fact they have a massive stake in Mazda. Also a Peugeot engine
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  686. Snapped crank pulley isn't something you see often
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  687.  @karatehit  Strong similarities between the southside of Chicongo and cities in SA.
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  688. Now it makes much more sense why they limited the features available to the USDM Civic Si
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  689. They are very much separate companies.
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  690. You think it really matters if they're legal or illegal? All it takes is the government to give illegals citizenship and suddenly they're legal. What matters is the demographics.
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  691.  @rossmanngroup  The battery needs to be restricted more than a firearm. At least people can control the firearm.
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  692. @Goat 4 Yeah. Especially in stores where baggers lick their hands to get a new bag. It doesn't accomplish anything.
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  693. Blatant double standards don't bother the vast majority of the left.
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  694. All they have to do is form an understanding and do it at the same time. They all know each other
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  695. It's a clear violation of the FTC act.
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  696. I wouldn't mind listening to much more in depth conversation with the British gent
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  697. Previous chairs of the Fed have admitted on record just how private they are, and how independently they act, despite all the coping by people to suggest they're somehow more public than private.
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  698. The MSRP was always just a price anchor on these. Every dealer I've ever seen has always had a huge discount off MSRP
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  699. Oh, these later Vanquish S with the revised interior are ridiculously rare. Far rarer than most of the others on channel
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  700. Sadly, people don't use enough great logic like you do. There would, otherwise, not be the shit going on.
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  701. Can't wait to pay $70k for a 2.4 liter I4 4Runner btw... I'm CONSOOOOMING!
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  702. He's a diversity hire himself. He wouldn't do that
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  703.  @-m.d.n-9019  Very...
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  704.  @wilmagregg3131  "Poor communist leader" doesn't imply that
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  705. Bring back the Camel Trophy!
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  706.  @AmanYadav-gi9wg  What nonsense
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  707. There is little line left in most of the country. Police departments can be just as corrupt as the average criminal
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  708. Typical of the MSM. Milking every last bit.
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  709.  Aramis3737  Ah, yes. I'm sure a "real news channel" is what you define as aligning with your own views. There is no such thing as unbiased "news".
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  710.  @Zretgul_timerunner  I'm so sick of people like you constantly nagging Americans for this. Use some critical thinking here. The US is a massive country. Conversion is an extremely high price that people do not want to pay. Meanwhile, numbers aren't any less accurate regardless of measurement. It's just one number to convert between units. Much easier.
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  711. Don't like the digital gauges. Analog fits the car better
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  712. At the very least the LCD screen should be retractable like the older Audis
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  713. With the quality of people famous universities have been letting in, someone like this could probably become a doctor, sadly
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  714. If by "really pretty woman" you mean a vampire librarian: Yes.
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  715. Jeff Cirelli Better than the CUV that it is now...
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  716. August Von Mackensen Everything was basically established before Islam was around.
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  717. Apart from the children and all innocent people's homes destroyed, sure
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  718.  @TheTopher  Really just confirms that the last of the older guys left at MB were finally suppressed and the company isn't even close to what it was 10 years ago
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  719. ​@lalalal8111 You are very unintelligent. Good products win and investors will save them. The company is in its infancy. 2008-2009 in the Tesla timeline. Tesla didn't have anything except the Roadster at Lucid's age.
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  720. And the variety is what keeps me listening.
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  721. No sane person would take the driving experience of a new Volvo over this.
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  722.  @AverageJimothy  Nope.
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  723. That piano black plastic is just nasty and needs to go!
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  724. Exactly. Good engineering is being able to design an innovative product while also retaining excellent serviceability and repairability, within the budget. The majority of engineers don't understand this.
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  725. Nero was very competent compared to these people
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  726.  @kellyliu1210  Terrible logic.
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  727.  @kickassandchewbubblegum639  Porn is not "social", nor is it speech
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  728.  @yuval1716  Yeah, keep spamming that in every thread because you don't have arguments against most of these comments
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  729. ​ @Charlie1776_  Worse. Basically black Africa
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  730. ​ @jerrymillerstein  Sure thing "Millerstein"...
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  731. matt For all the Golf variants except the R, they are made in Mexico for the north american market. They try to compete here with a low price of entry as well. Not a fan, personally. I would rather pay the bit extra to get them from the Wolfsburg factory and with more equipment.
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  732. Highly disagree with sentiment on the base RC-F in the description. It's a great car in the 60k range and just about the perfect daily driver. You pay for the quality of manufacturing, parts, etc., and if there ever was a performance vehicle worth buying it's one with a 2UR-GSE. Save the leases for the time bomb M or AMG engines.
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  733. ​ @atw9913 You can fit all the rotor and caliper size you need for a Model 3 inside of a 16" wheel. Big luxury sedans from the early 2000s had 16" wheels with very good braking performance and they had no regenerative braking assistance
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  734. It's really an elephant. I do wish for a lightweight Challenger.
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  735. Going to Paris many years ago is what blackpilled me
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  736. Not a good sign. Has childish things and speaks like a child.
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  737. Definitely the best off-road vehicles.
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  738. They don't buy them, first of all. It's called a lease
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  739.  @TedwardDrives  We need to keep advocating for stricter driving tests and drivers education in general. I like Japan's rigorous testing.
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  740. I could see the red flags from day one.
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  741. I'd like to see it with some appropriate off-roading wheels and tires (nothing crazy, though)
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  742. Going to keep saying it: You need a POV driving segment.
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  743. +The Real Santa Claus Bullshit myth about a brand that stops at nothing to protect their brand image. My 2 Hondas I bought new were the most unreliable pieces of shit I've ever had. The transmission failed in one at 4,500 miles.
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  744. I love your commentary and detail. It really complements how great of a job Volvo did with this new product-line.
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  745. I would have bought a Q45.
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  746. +Apollo Friskyz Are you kidding me? A basic, uneducated car enthusiast should even be able to figure out a diesel wouldn't handle 8k rpm.
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  747. Excellent video. We do cherish our 2nd Amendment!
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  748. I don't think he knew what you meant when you said leatherette because no Bentley customer has ever probably requested that. It seems he took it as meaning "aniline" leather which you hate even more I'm sure... haha.
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  749. Dae Kang All Honda could care about are the numbers... not the connection or experience. Ashame.
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  750. An amazing moment of time.
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  751. DilbertHernandez If you're a historian you can respect all history and see how it is historically significant that our current President was doing this for a company. The only one making it political is you. People like you are disgusting. Same people that would ban the history of the Confederacy from being viewed.
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  752. wrozay You people give up too easily.
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  753. Cadillac will be first! The flagship CT8 sedan will be out late next year (or after) and the CT9 will be a massive luxo-coupe version!
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  754. Say that all you want, but they're the most dependable vehicles in their performance class.
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  755. Not as safe is an understatement. The roads are only as safe as other drivers. And now all those drivers are driving 6k lb BEVs
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  756.  @tjwatson0403  Even a Lexus GS made 300bhp in 1997...
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  757. Ditching the GS was a poor decision to me. They just released a new Toyota Crown (S220)! They could release a new GS without much development costs!
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  758.  @paladin3116  Meaningless statement
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  759. 9:40 How is this difficult to understand? Vast majority of roads in the country don't require a 4x4 mode. There are more roads that require heavier duty suspension than roads requiring 4x4.
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  760. Imagine how insecure you'd have to be to write a comment like this. Even with the flaws these have they are more fun to drive than 90% of vehicles sold today.
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  761. Well, they should at least sit with their lights on
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  762.  @2006gtobob  They all clamor to move lines to Mexico. Where is the Mustang Mach-E made? Right
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  763.  @Fridaey13txhOktober  It's called the CCP virus because the CCP obfuscated, delayed information, and brutally oppressed its citizens trying to cover it up.
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  764. Don't be fooled by most crypto. It's hardly any different (and more volatile in many ways).
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  765.  @mylesthompson4485  Remember that you can't use asterisks in sentences like that!
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  766. Absolutely: They were simply afraid of Jones gaining more of a following.
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  767. Their power is dramatized in media but the Pentagon certainly isn't taking them seriously compared to China
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  768. Love it.
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  769. Getting tired of the proliferation of scammers these days...
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  770. Maybe you're getting lazy not typing it in Google...
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  771. @JPavilion You, my friend, are an example of the "irritating" Tesla fan base. This car's interior is leagues ahead of Tesla in terms of UI, general convenience, and materials. Tesla QC remains a huge issue but is slowly improving. Engineering issues occur at Tesla because of the very limited testing they do before releasing vehicles. And, no, there is nothing here resembling an "older Buick".
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  772. Still don't understand who actually likes fake noise. Knowing it's fake ruins everything. What's next? Emulating driving itself? Will there be a simulation to make you feel like you're driving while your robotaxi is doing it all?
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  773. Separation is the only long term solution because this will never stop occuring
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  774. And the guy at 13:03 who is being lied to by the government to avoid helping him
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  775. Thanks for the effort in compiling this. Nice to have in one place.
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  776.  @TedwardDrives  And if in an accident you get a nice new valley in your face. Fun.
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  777. Subaru clearly feels shame about the CVT because they know it's objectively inferior. They should've divested from the design years ago.
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  778.  @home3601  Some of us have actually been around long enough to know he's truthful.
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  779. It's insane. At least IGN Japan wasn't bribed.
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  780. Magic Nomadic Noooooooooo it's not. It shows nothing.
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  781. Imagine the insurance rates...
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  782. Well, how many kilometers are on it?
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  783.  @Vher_  Buddy: Hitler's war decisions were, in fact, largely mutually exclusive of the Jewish campaign
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  784. The Polestar CEO is way too cocky when this is their product. But what do you expect when the previous companies he led failed to deliver and one just declared bankruptcy?
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  785.  @jeremiahlim2925  The CCP is the number one destabilizer of China and the Chinese people. Keep coping.
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  786. Madness. Love it. Would choose this exciting, unrefined, and analog car over nearly any other modern "supercar". Mazda, Build a successor!
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  787. It's about the power:weight ratio
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  788. 12:25 I endorse that statement
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  789. Exactly, but the Russian shills obviously don't want you to believe it. Afraid Fleccas may have been subjected to a bit of pro-Putin social warfare here and is just being naive
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  790. Jerry So Ignorance must be bliss to you.
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  791. I despise the dual center display setup. Sad seeing Lexus fall behind from a creativity perspective every year
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  792. They need to start selling the Pajero line here or they're done...
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  793. He never leaves his house.
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  794. No thanks. Lexus is very well differentiated now that most competition has gone to forced induction. Their NA engines are great and will support them until they switch over.
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  795. Subaru is dead to me with their usage of the CVT. Same with Nissan.
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  796. That's exactly why I would never use them. The point of a filter is to filter well.
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  797. At minimum, $4k
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  798. The 90s was... still bad. Very bad. All nostalgia aside. Just look at what was being pushed on television then.
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  799.  @myg63  That's absolute nonsense. They can be serviced.
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  800. When I was a little kid I unknowingly wanted to become the CEO of Hooters. Don't ask.
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  801.  @absolootdisaster1060  Those are generalizations one two fronts: Not all manuals are remotely the same. There are garbage manuals and those made by Tremec, for example. Automatics are not the same, either. There are disgusting automated manuals in Fiats, torque converter automatics, and there are transmissions like Porsche's PDK.
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  802.  @cjmacq-vg8um  There are great books from the period, especially, explaining the significant differences between national socialism and Italian fascist ideology. Ignoring the differences is revising history.
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  803.  @CominazziniDavide  Nope. Everything except block was modified by Alfa and it was originally an Australian design that was made in Australia. Nice try. American engines are way more reliable than Italian engines on average.
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  804. Not a good idea during the CCP virus.
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  805.  @MVP-sv6pd  Keep dreaming. Marxists playing you like a flute.
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  806. Everything is already unnecessarily difficult as it is regardless
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  807.  @joecmarques  Thieves can exploit it, obviously. Stealing parts or whatever luggage. This is why a higher security method would be nice
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  808. It's such a shame that Subaru uses such engines in combination with CVTs.
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  809. Bingo
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  810. Don't advertise gambling. Take a step back and review your ethical standards...
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  811. W220 is most reliable S-Class mechanically with the indestructible M112/113 and 722.6 transmission. Airmatic is reliable compared to ABC and super easy to replace yourself. Corrosion issues from a wrong solution at factory were fixed by 2003, but there are still plenty of pre-2003 cars that didn't have terrible rust issues. That said, I'd have to pick the S70 or S73 Touring from the 140 series. It just can't get better than those for me
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  812.  @bhsiwh7373  The only difference between avoidance and evasion is that one is not paying the government legally
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  813. 9:30 Oh, come on. You cannot definitively say that these agencies have struggled with anything when you are using only publicly available information.
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  814. ​ @alfa_guy09 Massive cope. Like every modern Ford you'll be lucky to see 60k miles without a major failure
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  815.  NaveenRutgers Rutgers  SIR. IT IS MARTIN SSEMPA. NO PASTA. NO FISTING.
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  816.  @harpfully  "Good-hearted", eh? I have several pages long worth of stunts from her and her lovely husband that say otherwise
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  817. This war is not dependent on tanks. They're using tanks as fodder
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  818. Something tells me they'll try to sneak something in. Will have to comb through it
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  819. Too bad these modern diesel engines won't last with the unnecessary emissions compliance complexity. More waste than just letting them remain simple and pollute a bit more
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  820. The vast, vast, majority of Japanese loan words are from English, though, but there are definitely a few cool exceptions.
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  821.  @DREAMLANDSLEEEP  You're yet another simpleton who probably believes in horseshoe theory. Childish nonsense. Most fascist states in history have greatly revitalized their countries by increasing the standard of living and happiness of citizens. Communists have not, though many old enough to remember Soviet times do claim they were happier.
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  822. ​ @squarerootof2  Wrong. Yes, you can see it from earth. Go to a place with sufficiently powerful optics
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  823. +Apollo Friskyz No shit... it's not original to the engine. That diesel can't exceed 4k and it's even cold. Go teach yourself about diesels and thermodynamics.
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  824. Tell that to the several automakers that make you do it.
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  825. Really like it.
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  826. Kaisuke971 Exactly. And, if the Demon gets the same rollout, it does 60 mph in 2.1...
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  827. I laughed at this way harder than I should. What a bunch of crap.
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  828. Hoodini Sharif They used to be great but don't let the badge fool you
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  829. James Jiao You know what it means.
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  830. If someone takes this over a Lexus RX, they are just brand loyal to Acura.
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  831. Mgoblagulkablong Clearly you're no VW fan.
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  832. InternetDude So, just like Teslas do?
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  833. Awesome! Memories Monday should work out great.
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  834. +Skyhawk1987Turbo Yeah, not a fan of modern Nissans at all because of that.
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  835. Tourette TV Nothing bad about any trim of K900... especially the highest trim. It's better quality materials-wise than any similarly priced German vehicle. Try one. And now there's even a new K900.
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  836. The global HR-V just has a much more appealing design
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  837. "Basic diversity" isn't even required at all when the world of Tolkien is based on native European culture. If they do all-black shows, then even more all-white shows should exist because of population percentage
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  838.  @BCA-sy2lb  >Oh, you're just not mentally mature if you think democracy or freedom is suitable or able to happen in modern China Hello, CCP mouthpiece. Enjoying your time on the free internet?
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  839. That color, Verde Artemis, and Verde Draco are in my top 3 favorite colors for Lamborghinis. I don't blame you for trying to buy it.
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  840. Yes, I always say this too. It is objectively more dangerous to use touch screens or anything without a physical presence
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  841.  @JordanBPeterson  This is a valid question. You seem to be very flaky around this. Or, is it that you acknowledge them as more of a racial group than a religion?
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  842. "Kanotomi" meant the 18th year of the sexagenary cycle
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  843.  @Natsrah  Whataboutism Whataboutism Aaaaand more whataboutism. Vile and revolting person. Go apply to work for those you sympathize with. The scale and intensity of human rights issues and totalitarianism displayed by the CCP is not matched by any Western government. Do you need some mental crutches?
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  844. @jacob f The cringiest shit here is your writing and logic.
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  845. It's way more than skin color, bud
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  846. The acknowledgement of data isn't racist. It's just inconvenient to certain people.
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  847. Oshawott There's a massive difference between Haldex AWD, for example, and true Audi Quattro or a Subaru system. Most AWD systems can't send more than 20% of torque through the other differential.
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  848. Purchasing power should be the real metric here. Inflation isn't as relevant. Purchasing power is much lower than when the E46 M3 was sold.
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  849. The Mach-E has a few silly engineering mistakes too. But we'll see if this is rectified
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  850. Not an engine sound I want to hear in an SUV of this price and size. I'd rather it be imperceptible
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  851. The RAV4 Prime isn't very difficult to eclipse in that category
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  852. I'm suddenly reminded of my previous desire to have a 360 Challenge Stradale with a manual swap. And it is now a renewed desire
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  853. You forgot the Mazdaspeed 3 and Ion Redline. All are fun.
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  854. 🤢
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  855. No, I do not wish to charge my gun. No, I do not wish to replace the batteries on my gun. People are definitely suggesting these will replace traditional firearms
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  856. ALL 8 he wasn't a threat. His firearm was confiscated by the female officer before he started firing
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  857. ​ @virtueofhate1778 Hart Cellar
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  858. First shot was fired after his firearm was confiscated by the female officer. The officer believed the bystander at face value and did not witness brandishing. If this was a non-white it would be national news.
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  859. It's not trash. It's outdated in the same way the LX570/Land Cruiser is and that's pretty good. The NA DOHC V8 is very reliable unlike most modern Nissan products.
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  860. Dimo B. It's been around a while but that's a good thing for people who want the thing to last 30 years of heavy use.
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  861. They could have easily continued development of the naturally aspirated V6. Exactly what Nissan did and look at the numbers they obtained. Toyota failed to understand their customers and blinded by marginal efficiency gains
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  862. No, he would start crying and accuse you of having dark tetrad traits (that he clearly has himself).
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  863. Spider Man adaptations were clearly designed to appeal to a large age range. Not an accurate comparison
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  864.  @nielsvandenkieboom5034  It's a combination of actions of the company itself and rather toxic owners. I'm very happy Lucid will make a real American luxury EV.
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  865. You have no idea what it will be. 5 really stepped up the addressing of social issues. Even 4 portrayed right wingers as delusional clowns. 6 will be a huge leap and you won't like it. All you have to do is look at the developers
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  866. Citing colleagues in a massive circle jerk sums up our educational institutions and leftism.
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  867. Steering wheel movement? That's what you call feedback. You need a good bit of that to feel confident about what the car is doing...
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  868. It's hilarious how they use LCD displays and proceed to make them look as similar to analog gauges as possible. Just use nice analog gauges. They look better than imitation ones.
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  869.  @siqongmason  Yeah, asshole, because I have already owned turbocharged vehicles and it is physically IMPOSSIBLE to get them to be as reliable with the same amount of performance. And HELL YES will I take a DOHC NA V8 over a turbo I6 or V6.
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  870. ​@brucesimpson8579 It takes money and information. Not faith. Faith is delusion.
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  871. A whole bunch of sanctimony and insecurity in the comment section already.
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  872. hisham202 You also have the Land Cruiser Prado and the Fortuner (and the Hiace, etc.,).
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  873. The W220 didn't have as much cost cutting as people think. It was a massive venture into modern materials and they did a lot of experimentation with weight saving.
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  874. A very nicely done interior.
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  875.  @DT-sb9sv  Of course the regulations are draconian. What do you expect? The state and local governments are trying to avoid as much backlash and as many lawsuits as possible. Everything is nuts. Doesn't change the fact that it's not a hoax. There is just a ton of reactionary fear mongering by the dreadful American media causing much of it.
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  876. Fisker did a great job on the Z8. Also, dealerships would install the StarTac mobile phones using kits. My old W220 S-Class had one. Many people upgraded them to bluetooth modules later on. StarTacs are rare
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  877. Remington Rand also made 1911s. Many other examples.
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  878.  @nuIlIllI  Get the upgraded license and help to save manuals!
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  879. This is not about speed at all, but even then few can match that
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  880.  @Karmy.  Do you not know how odometers work?
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  881.  @GuyShōtō  A good definition of civilization is objective quality of life improvements due to infrastructure and the public goods. If this can't be maintained (as is the case here) they have failed to maintain the civilization after inheriting it. Comparing this to Muslim or Mongol slavery is delusional.
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  882. Except the Textron bid is the best choice here: If you had any idea how much development the cartridge has been through. Textron is much further ahead compared to the other entrants.
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  883.  @alexander1485  Three great cars is better than one
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  884. 4K? 1080p
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  885. I've been an enthusiastic fan ever since the G8 GXP was on the market. Fantastic cars.
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  886. Soypeoples sounds like an alien race of soy organisms.
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  887. Just remember: Disliking NATO countries ≠ you need to support Putin
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  888. Luke Anthony With that attitude just stay away from us then.
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  889. HE STANDARDS AND HE QUALITY. GINGER BOSS.
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  890. FBI needs to get involved and do a thorough investigation of the corruption.
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  891. Meiryan Giovanni The current K900 is so underappreciated for how good it is. People should buy them! Only sold about 400 last year.
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  892.  @MozzaBurger88  You see even in the luxury market they don't care to use OLED. It's ridiculous! If you're using digital displays in cars for the cluster you need to use OLED!
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  893.  @Romancefantasy  Systemic racism is divisive LIE. LEOs are representative of their population and adjust to their locale.
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  894.  @HansV6  Some were worse than others from the factory because of the solution used on the body.
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  895. ​ @joeblow229 That and natives only
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  896. Someone of this intelligence driving a recent S-Class. Yeah, I'm sure it he'll be paying those loans off legitimately
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  897. "Just destroy historical places because I don't agree with what they were used for." Sad
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  898. ​ @UnofficialName It's YouTube auto moderation. It's AI
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  899. 11:50 If you're good with soldering I'm sure you can crack open the assembly.
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  900. ​ @elbuggo  Apollo programs happened. Seethe and mald
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  901.  @ammagon4519  Considering there are Japanese bluegrass/country bands nothing surprises me anymore.
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  902. The problem is the front was designed separately from the rear half. And probably by two different people. At least the Levorg looks cohesive and much more desirable to me
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  903. 7:15 The exhaust still goes under the sills to allow the car to be just as low as before. No space under the cabin.
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  904. Volvo's dealer network in the U.S. has a... reputation for shady practices and snobbery (to put it mildly). Most of it likely stems from many Volvo dealers having a monopoly in their area or little competition.
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  905. Automotive Mike Wouldn't even consider an X5 compared to this.
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  906. Zhang They were interesting ever since they put OLED screens in smartphones.
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  907. Bliss - Very accurate. He's speaking frantically while using simple-speak and ridiculous mannerisms. Encapsulates his audience.
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  908. These are the cars that put you apart from the others. I enjoy these unique classics way, way, more than anything new.
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  909. Jonathan Öhrn Power isn't produced by the battery... that would be the motor. Energy is stored in the batteries.
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  910. As a Georgian, the southern hospitality starts S/SE of Atlanta. I'd say it's one of the more diverse states, though. Beaches, islands, huge lakes, mountains, and great driving roads: Like a more temperate California but with Florida humidity.
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  911. Yet the most reliable full-size 3 row SUV made.
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  912. Rotary shifter placement is just a silly gimmick when they could be using a column shifter. Area could be used for more storage.
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  913.  @JT-hm1rf  Uhh, yeah, and those aren't Tesla cultists. There are still plenty of brand chumps like the guy above you.
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  914. Gatokal BuzzFeed is a political shitshow.
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  915. The green Alpina uses has always been a favorite. I do prefer their blue physical gauges to that LCD blue though.
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  916. ​ @ZoranZoltanous  Imperial Japanese weren't fascists. They were nationalists. Nationalists can be left wing. Yamaguchi clearly admired the Imperial government himself. The masses of Japanese who actually speak the language never considered Asanuma right-wing. Ask yourself why.
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  917. They're certainly using the pandemic in the least.
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  918. But what about a PT Cruiser convertible?
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  919. They need to stay and fight for better conditions in their own countries or nothing will ever change
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  920. Huw Williams Get one from a nice wrecked vehicle/junkyard car. What most of us do.
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  921. Bank-owned for probably 10-15 years.
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  922. I've listened to many audio systems in cars and while the best was, by far, a Burmester 3D in a W222, the next best was definitely a 6-speaker Alpine.
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  923. These things are way more fun to push hard than people think. I actually prefer Airmatic because it gives you so much body roll that makes you laugh but still remains composed (suspension ensures full tire contact regardless)
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  924. Yes, and it's a good thing they do. It makes it the best car in the segment for engine quality alone.
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  925. The front bumper panel gaps and under the headlights... they need fixing.
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  926. I'd say second gen RL as an overall product.
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  927.  @JayEmmOnCars  The level of diminished returns all varies. In terms of scientifically differentiated quality heard by the human ear: You basically get no real returns past, say, $350 for a DAC using something like an objective SINAD or distortion measurements. At least you do have more more noticable returns with something like cars because people actually buy crazy expensive cars for the performance. The thing I'm getting at is luxury audio has so many fooled with marketing to the point where people simply use the "more expensive = better" heuristic. As for tower speakers, don't even get me started. Another thing: "Luxury" audio cables are an outright scam. It's nonsense. Nice Japanese Canare cables, for example, are the best you need for anything. Branding means nothing. Just a reminder.
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  928. Even worse: I had to go through all (up to early high school) dealing with a gay horse boy who was even worse than the horse girls.
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  929. The new Hummer interior did a surprisingly great job balancing it
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  930.  Flat Earth Data  Religious dogmatism itself is not the solution in modern society but an amalgamation of objectively moral behaviors, as taught by religions, is a decent solution.
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  931. Drive it more and enjoy it. I don't think they're appreciating in value.
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  932. NIO has design and engineering facilities in Europe and the US
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  933. Must've been crypto on it
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  934. Nicolas Fisse No....
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  935. Jamauri attempts to murder a mudshark? Is anyone surprised?
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  936.  @jacquelineotto973  Because the damn virus originated in Wuhan!!! Watch NTD News for actual investigative journalism.
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  937. The Ford years were the best years for Aston, to me. Same with Volvo.
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  938. It's no coincidence that every city run by Democrats is in a decrepit state.
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  939. SuperGaming Dude Nostalgia must be kicking in because this right here is much better.
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  940. Enzo Fxx That would be a Landwind.
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  941. Much better chance of people taking Land Cruisers off the road than the LX 570.
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  942. Not at all.
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  943. +Muziqh What an ignorant thing to say!
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  944. Hard-Edge Painting Found the Audi lover.
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  945. THE version to have right now.
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  946. textmachine09 Up next: Billy Mays here for Chipotlaway
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  947. Gawker is cancer incarnate essentially.
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  948. christal g You people who only think about race... are the most racist in society. This is an American adaptation, therefore is a BFOQ to speak English extremely well. You won't find popular American actors that aren't reflective of the ratio of races in the U.S. (white is a large percentage and therefore reflective in the workplace). Get over yourself, SJW.
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  949. Autogefühl Sadly the leatherette in Teslas right now wears terribly over time. They still need to improve the durability.
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  950. I figured there would be another Throwback type day. This is great.
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  951. Not even close.
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  952. This was great!
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  953. Justin Jensen I never once mentioned a Wrangler. But, if you must got there, a 1990s Defender could easily outperform modern (even modified) Wranglers. Heck, earlier LR 110s could.
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  954. Way more beautiful than any modern AMG.
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  955.  @mikehoard7033  Nope but MW is more realistic regardless.
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  956.  @TheHidalgo99  Environmentalists are bad for for the general well-being of comment threads.
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  957. With the immense amount of time they've had to do this interior it's quite a letdown. The general design is fantastic
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  958. Their designs are refreshing compared to most modern blobs seemingly done by children
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  959.  @nGAhGENVH0Ul  He didn't save shit after a while. Nissan products were driven into the ground under his lead. They have the most outdated and uncompetitive products of any major automaker. The Japanese hate him for a reason.
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  960. Noticed the description said one charge was possession of a firearm without an "FOID" which is a constitutional violation
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  961. So much speaking and nearly no substance: A common trait in politicians and not surprising it's seen in Michigan. Interesting to note the shoehorning of buzzwords like "equity" into everything. Seems like equity is how she got that position. We need experienced engineers in positions like "Chief Mobility Officer". That is how a competent government operates.
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  962. None of it looks appealing. Especially the UI
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  963. STOP BUYING GOODS FROM CHINA! Support Taiwanese products!!!
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  964. People who say it's uncompetitive are lying. Performance-wise it falls directly in the center of similarly priced competition. And it will last a few decades of daily driving.
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  965. It can't possibly be a "home run hit" until it is successfully mass-produced and is statistically proven to be a good product
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  966.  @luxembourgishempire2826  If your truly ignorant scrawlings about Estonia are any preview of your ignorance then why should anyone care to listen to your equally ignorant rants against Americans? Sanctimonious troll. You are at least a standard deviation below your country's IQ average.
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  967.  @craigjones3965  The CCP doesn't give a shit about history unless it fits their agenda. They make little effort to protect and preserve history like Taiwan does.
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  968. It is classified as an autocycle because it wouldn't come close to passing any NHTSA or IIHS crash tests (maybe small overlap if the outboard wheels are counted in the width, but that's it). If they rugpull again don't be surprised.
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  969.  @conradkorbol  Symbol of hatred? Please be trolling. So, is the swastika a "symbol of hatred" because the Germans appropriated it for state usage? The same symbol that has been used since the time of ancient Greeks and Romans, Buddhists and Hindus, and even has its own name in other cultures (manji in Japan)? No. They are symbols that cannot be obscured by acts underneath them and do not explicitly represent hate.
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  970.  @conradkorbol  The swastika did NOT become a symbol of hate just because the Nazis appropriated it 80 years ago. It's a 3,000 year old symbol. It was also not changed, other than tilted 90°, by the Nazis. Ask any Buddhist (or Japanese person), Hindu, etc., if it's a symbol of "hate"! Educate yourself before speaking so confidently. There's nothing more hateful than being ignorant.
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  971.  @SSS-cp1op  Well, the last shot seems to be the one that hit him in the head, so it very well may be true. That last shot was also blatantly unnecessary. I'm trying to be objective here.
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  972. We're (European people) all in it together now. Been that way for a while
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  973. Never heard it referred to that. They sold very well because the price was significantly less than the S500 with less standard features.
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  974.  @lookingfortruth4123  What happened to Saleen will happen to Tesla eventually
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  975. The 4-series is so much worse
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  976.  @alexandercurtis4427  Uh, Volvo's US division is all designed and manufactured here.
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  977. RIP Bruce Meyers and appropriate you ran into a Manx.
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  978.  @tomh9391  Most engineers definitely do love getting their hands dirty
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  979.  @Derpy-qg9hn  That's a silly, Marxist-driven, thought process. It's absolutely wrong. The free market is defined by sentiment and propensity to purchase again. Therefore, if planned obsolescence is truly that terrible and maddening to you, you need to speak up about it and avoid giving them your business. Ultimately, it is a failure of the consumer to understand why it's a disposable society that is preventing a huge movement against it (though you are seeing some good progress in Right to Repair). The true reason why planned obsolescence is a good model for some applications is finance logic. Most consumers use heuristics to find the best combination of price and brand favorability (some care much more about price than brand and vv). In the same way that leasing a car is more affordable or preferable (fewer number of payments, give up ownership, and avoid time spent selling/depreciation) for a consumer, it is more logical for businesses to try to lower the price of anything if there is a certainty the person will repurchase in X amount of time. (Perceived obsolescence is also relevant and sometimes they don't need to design things to fail: With quickly advancing tech, or trends like clothing, this is done because most consumers are not laggards and want new things within a certain amount of time.) Overall, I would personally rather pay more for tech that wasn't designed to fail before its potential life. This can be done without going to a Marxist society where competition (and subsequent innovation) is not encouraged.
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  980. I hope Musk feels like a moron for building the complex in Shanghai. Taiwan or Japan would've been the smart choice.
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  981. Of course, we need a new Fiero or MR2 to bring back the affordable midships.
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  982. The Romanian Communist They're rare everywhere and this one was really in good shape 😓
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  983.  @sleeper.simulant7327  Yeah, "purity". The only thing more pure is the ease of maintenance in the long run without a turbo. If tuned properly for the car, a turbo setup would absolutely be fun.
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  984. Stop politicizing something that has overwhelming evidence to work (if using the proper mask). It's laughable.
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  985.  @constructionbootgazer  No. You can save $30k + doing it yourself and leave the rest for any future maintenance.
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  986. Sasaki-san from Technical Garage Sasaki can help with that.
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  987. One of the best interiors in the industry right now.
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  988. ​ @MasonJamesShow It's ebonics type language. Extremely ridiculous
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  989. Wasn't having any of that haha.
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  990. It's their own financial decision and they can do what they please. It also preserves them for future generations.
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  991.  @siqongmason  Low-end torque? Hahahaha. Nothing kicks forced induction ass in this department better than a NA V8. Even the original 1UZ V8 produced its higj maximum torque at only 1250 rpm. Will never say sayounara to them.
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  992.  @siqongmason  Telling me to simmer down, eh? Hilarious considering how visibly triggered you are that you were wrong. Reliability should be left unsaid when speaking of forced induction engines. Decreased reliability is a given (that is, if you actually know what you're talking about). What's new with all these insecure commenters on YouTube...
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  993.  Patriot extraordinaire  Because you don't leave a country with simple inconveniences. You teach others about them.
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  994. Nice physical gauges are more appealing and better to look at than a dreadful LCD display. Change my mind.
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  995. They are very reliable.
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  996. Yep. It's greed. And they're traitors to Western values.
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  997.  @TheSammlung23  The WHO didn't even agree with what Trump did until after he did it. They have their pockets filled by the CCP. The CDC does a better job. No need for them.
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  998.  John  There is no debating conspiracy theorists because their own arguments are not based on facts.
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  999. It's all the disavowed members of his kelder inworner, snake Yakuza clan.
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  1000. Yeah, but in America the criminals don't give up easily either. They'd probably watch an instructional video.
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  1001. No, no, that won't do. Pomp eet up to QUADS!
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  1002. Ford's woke millennial marketing wankers. That's who.
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  1003. It's a very advanced design even for today. This is function over form and pretty close to what cars would look like in the future. All computers would tell you this shape is optimal.
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  1004. They really should have been more creative instead of piggybacking off of Mustang brand equity
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  1005. Humanoid robot
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  1006. $107,610 Ahahahahhaha
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  1007. Gotta dodge all that feces on the side roads.
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  1008. Way ahead of its time and better than the successor.
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  1009.  @BillyKraut  And now Erdogan is here to screw it all up and assist Islamic extremists.
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  1010.  @SerbanCMusca-ut8ny  Bad tolerances and poor materials probably caused this one.
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  1011. lucasbatman1 Not anymore.
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  1012. Thanks to Volvo for making the I5
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  1013.  @justindallaire4904  Yes, after Googling the name. This is an argument that would work if the internet didn't exist
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  1014. Alex K They only partenered up with Lotus for the new Genesis (now G80) for the 5.0 Tau V8 trim tuning. As far as I know.
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  1015.  @1111111111202  No, buddy, what you said is objectively and blatantly bullshit. No one has better battery tech than Tesla? Seriously? It was a joint venture with Panasonic that even got them to where they're at. Every major Li-Ion player (Samsung, LG Chem, etc.) has basically the exact same energy density. It figures you'd reply the way you did. Most Tesla brand whores act in similar ways. Tesla has the best drive motors and battery management tech. That's where it ends. Why don't you try stating some "facts" again, asshole?
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  1016. The rear of the C8 was a mistake in general
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  1017. I'd be surprised if this came from China and not Taiwan. Chinese developers rarely make anything creative.
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  1018. Too bad you are totally wrong and Ed knows way more about tax policy than you (working in politics just teaches you manipulation). Georgia has some of the best schools in the country in its suburbs, just not inside the corrupt city of Atlanta where they, too, get plenty of tax revenue.
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  1019. ​ @elijahelkins3264 Leftists put the capitalization of "black" into newer writing guidelines
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  1020. Plastic steering wheel airbag cover was bad on the E-Class and it's bad here.
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  1021. The SCG 004S will be the greatest driving modern road car for the money.
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  1022.  @dizzbo  They're absolute pieces of shit as well. What's most ironic is that, in the early 2000s, Hongqi were actually rebranded Mercury Grand Marquis and Lincoln Town Cars with different bumpers/headlights. Imagine how many smug CCP officials rode in with their nationalist mindsets and believing it was such a great Chinese product.
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  1023. If you floor an LS it feels like acceleration in an airplane. Smooth shifts.
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  1024. What about the S430?
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  1025. I think we can all agree it's overpriced
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  1026. "Only a true intellectual can appreciate this game." Get outta here with that shit.
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  1027. Another solid product. They are the best at filling the niches. BMW does a subpar job.
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  1028. Laughs in Russian
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  1029.  @msrr1303  Wrong. Come on. You're talking to the wrong person. They will not last "the life of the car". Turbochargers will fail within a bracket of a set amount of time either because if bearing failure or oil/coolant supply issues. D4S is not even remotely a logical comparison because its failure would not only be extremely obvious but is irrelevant. They are designed as injectors and will last as such. The added benefit of port injection vastly overcomes the drawback.
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  1030. Toyota4Life They were overbuilt... less so with the 3UZ.
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  1031. Not a good enough shot so, no, not clean and "point on"
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  1032. Give me a damn break. "Homophobia" and "transphobia" are just newspeak terms for not wanting to be forced to accept actions which don't align with your own morals.
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  1033. bigclivedotcom Something needs to be done. We the people can fight back against manipulation and corruption
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  1034. $14,570 Ahahahahahahaha!
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  1035. Seriously, people? You act as if he doesn't have a YouTube channel to make content for and gain a following! It would be stupid as hell to not save it and create a series for the content! No one does these trucks on YouTube!!!
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  1036. If it's too hard for you to put a sun visor up for 10 seconds then you are lazy as shit.
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  1037. The bottles are different and makes it easier...
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  1038. They are a sad excuse of journalism. They basically "DEBOONKED" it with zero evidence.
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  1039. Man you are clueless about Atlanta. "Stay in the perimeter"? Ha!!! Good luck with that. Everything other than north Atlanta and Peachtree City is full of crime/dangerous ghettos. Hmm, liberal views you say? Yeah. That's why the most liberal run city in the state is the most poorly run and full of crime. The conservative suburbs and even conservative poorer areas are infinitely nicer, cleaner, less dangerous, and have some of the country's best public schools.
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  1040.  @randomuserame  I guarantee you that if it was sensitive enough they'd burn it themselves at home or in the building.
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  1041. The scientific method isn't even followed any longer. That summarizes it all.
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  1042. Sammyzuko It's not just the chrome trim. They can't get doors aligned and pretty much any other panel gap inside and out.
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  1043. 4:35 Highly disagree. They (the traditional enthusiasts) would've been plenty happy if the new Defender had PROPER heavy duty (and easily modified) live axles just like the new Bronco and Wrangler (Dana 44) or like the old Defender (Dana 60). It keeps costs down and ensures they are among the best in the off-roading community. The new target for Land Rover is simply the same group that buys Range Rovers and G-Class.
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  1044. And yet you have a Golf R in your profile. An Abarth is objectively more fun.
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  1045. It's time to move away from these people and separate
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  1046. ARGunsmoke Pshhh... that squirrel was a paid actor
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  1047. Tom Finley Extremely.
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  1048. The CTS-V has more torque than virtually any of the Ferraris there, haha.
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  1049. Very high quality van. Thank you very much for making these and good job as always! 有難うございます
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  1050. .... This is not even meant to compete with an S-Class or even reach that price level. The CT6 is almost half the price of a base S-Class.
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  1051. 0812rs That's a mentally disabled-sounding comment. It was Honda themselves that decided the chassis would be developed in the U.S. and would also be co-designed there. About half was still done in Japan. People from Japan also worked in Ohio.
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  1052. You had some great views in this one! Great camera-work!
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  1053. Don Little Yes. Round headlights are timeless.
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  1054. Of course Putin is still disappointed in the US, so he's probably just trying to mend relations where he can.
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  1055. +Doubting Rich Their period of poor quality kicked in between production from 2002-2005. I myself have a great condition 2000 W220 that has been driven hard for years yet is the most reliable vehicle I've ever owned. People still stereotype them like retards. The reason they have a bad name is from the later ABC suspension cars and the fact that idiots buy them who can't afford to do simple maintenance on them and get terrible problems.
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  1056. This would definitely sell well here in North America.
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  1057. Just such a great interior design.
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  1058. Gigglelee Oh yes, most definitely. This interviewer is the definition of a rookie journalist with no common sense, a dumb liberal mind, and unable to speak clearly about any topic she aggresively defends. Donald Trump literally owned her in the conversation. Imagine his comm skills as a negotiator as president. It would be brilliant.
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  1059. iP0intNLaugh Hell no.
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  1060. Great review!
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  1061. I wouldn't say you know it's going to be reliable. We don't know that. I'm personally expecting transmission issues, etc. They need to fix the haptics and use a better infotainment display to represent the price. That's about all the apparent issues.
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  1062. The 3.0 liter V6 supercharged starts at $42,390. That's great for a 340 hp AWD SUV.
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  1063. FPietros No.
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  1064. The car wanted to spare your arms at first, but then VW sent orders to crush your arms anyway. They really need to fix the power door safety, though.
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  1065. jeronimo angulo All presidents are puppets in one way or another.
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  1066. +St C Get a C-Class.
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  1067. They just need to work on shrinking the proportions again. Not liking the overly massive kidneys or the other overly massive cues. I know they give it "presence" but still.
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  1068. Beautiful Lexus engineering! And it will last a lifetime!
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  1069. If only the Golf R had the RS3 engine...
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  1070. They will meet a similar fate to Saleen
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  1071.  @Vile_Entity_3545  "Pretty sure" doesn't really cut it
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  1072.  @fatboy19831  As for the last part where you speak about "assault weapons". Well, that's about as much ignorance as I'd expect from a commenter like you.
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  1073. His hope that "Japan gets poorer" is an acknowledgment by Miyazaki that the state of being poor is just losing material wealth. Japan's modern life is also much less shallow and fake than many other countries (especially China). They take pride in maintaining cleanliness and order despite material wealth. Wild grasses won't take over with humans around but Japan has certainly done better than most of the world with what they have.
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  1074. I'd like to see the S or even Turbo S as a comparison.
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  1075. The Japanese nailed body gaps over 3 decades ago even on much lower volume cars. I don't know how they could continue this negligence without continuing to have lackluster standards.
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  1076.  @wermagst  Yes, it is actually intuitive
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  1077.  @oldesertguy9616  My other comments on the video mention the leaflets. You don't know what you're talking about. They didn't even reach Nagasaki in time and, for those that did reach people elsewhere, authorities threatened citizens from picking them up. It was also mentioning a broad list of cities. It was negligent and not enough for the population size.
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  1078. Can't stand the digital gauges in the newer BMWs.
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  1079. Part of why I hate Florida
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  1080. Outsourcing to India has been, and always will be, a mistake. A mistake that eventually led to importing them en masse because they work for less, replacing Western native workers, and driving down tech salaries
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  1081. Leave it to the true trash of the world to bring political stereotypes into a casual motorcycle comment section.
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  1082. Yeeah, not really. They just spend a hugely disproportionate amount of money on these projects to still be helpless against the west. Rest of the country, other than Moscow, is still in dark ages and the people are much worse off because of Putin's fetishes
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  1083. Greedo VW has a higher quality interior and is more comfortable as well.
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  1084. Blah blah blah. "Muh brands better." So petty. The parts for those German cars also cost 5 times more
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  1085. ​ @san209nha9 The problem isn't being "too prideful". It's being prideful of the amoral culture. The founding of the US set many moral values to be proud of. If the Chinese were more proud of the pre-revolution history things would be different.
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  1086.  @conradkorbol  I'm brain dead? Hahahaha. Interesting. You can't even read properly. Try quoting anything I said that mentioned the NSDAP flag. I didn't. You also don't have a clue what a swastika is, because you seem to think that a swastika was only used by Nazis. Yes, I saw your comment before you changed it.
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  1087.  @conradkorbol  Play close attention, everyone. These are the kind of people who speak so ignorantly about hate speech and hate symbols. Just observe the stupidity!
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  1088.  @conradkorbol  You still think you're right? That's alright. Your ego will catch up to you eventually.
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  1089. This challenge was always one of the more interesting automotive events
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  1090. It's not just homogeneity. It's intelligence (which correlates with cleanliness and trust) plus homogeneity.
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  1091. Yet every other mechanical part on the Lexus was designed and manufactured to a higher standard. I put that first.
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  1092. It's not bad to me.
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  1093. I went to Paris several years ago. Absolutely unbearable and the native people were already a minority
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  1094. ​ @elbuggo  Not an argument. The cameras were chosen to be compatible and they had practice
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  1095. Who the hell would miss an EJ??? It's an engine that existed a decade longer than it should have and the invalids at Subaru kept producing the poor designs (and producing them incorrectly at that).
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  1096. Nope. This isn't it. They will soon find out the naturally aspirated V6 was a main reason they sold so many of the previous gen for so long. Turbocharging is unnecessary in these and adds too many extra failure points, and consequently headaches, for long term ownership. Don't say they had to do it for emissions because they didn't
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  1097. You can still send these to Aston Martin for a manual conversion for a large sum of money
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  1098. Would still be going for a base 997 over this
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  1099. Late 2000s. Their most reliable gasoline engine and transmission ever, the M112/M113 and 722.6, was made until then. Both designed before DaimlerChrysler. Quickly downhill after
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  1100. Who the hell in BMW let this man have the car to begin with? His mannerisms and the way he just fiddled with everything was annoying to say the least.
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  1101. RumbleBelly I read the last sentence as Yoda....
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  1102. At least one Ad Astra is looking successful. Check out the VASIMR engine.
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  1103.  @wyattgrummert9183  Anecdotal. Not representative of the statistical truth.
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  1104. ​ @JohnSmith-ti9uq  That's right. It creates a dependency on foreign aid that isn't natural and a population boom. If the aid disappeared it would be ugly
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  1105.  @littlehorseyhorsey  You are bad at your job. Tell your Chinese troll farm boss to fire you.
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  1106. Nobody forced any of those migrants to put themselves through those dangers. Just because they've experienced hardship doesn't give them a right to gain entry. If the entry to the US was even more restrictive they would be less likely to put themselves and their children in such danger
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  1107. How did they get it $5k less than a comparable GTI? Probably more sourcing from Mexico and cost cutting with the platform.
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  1108.    As we all know, BMW has been giving their 4.4L V8 (among others) auditory "stimulation" through the speakers since the F10 M5.
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  1109.  @Walter_Stroud  Believing a random bystander's word to hastily act is as close to the definition of "murderous" as it gets
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  1110.  @DoctorSkillz  Racism and classism? Are you insane? These myths stem from old tales about the cars' corrosion problems and a few chintzy plastic trim pieces.
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  1111. If you're making minimum wage you get a used vehicle
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  1112.  @siqongmason  The hell are you on about now? I just went as far back as possible. You're something else...
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  1113.  @borismansion  Ever heard of a little thing called economies of scale?
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  1114. Buzzwords like "equity" and "mobility" are used because she has no real knowledge of how anything works
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  1115. Still disappointed in Volvo's decision to cease I5 development
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  1116.  @LawFarin  Utter nonsense
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  1117. It is basically a budget SLR.
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  1118. The original R8 formula (and design) is my favorite. The refreshed design ruined great aspects of the original
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  1119. 15:39 That would be because our "melanin-enhanced brothers" (all other terms shadow-banned by YouTube algorithm) are involved in criminal activity at different rates and more likely to be in a situation involving the police. Adjust for this and you'll see it used against whites at about the same rate
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  1120.  @markm0000  Probably a lease.
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  1121.  @rossmanngroup  Very good advice. I was lucky to realize this early in life
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  1122.  @killbossabullroarer7840  With ghost anal it's just a big air pocket
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  1123. Shell Casing Well, you have the VW people with their need for a VR6.
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  1124.  @StevenKeery  What he said is true. Inmates were not given basic human care towards the very end because lines were shut off. Supplies were hardly available for prisoners.
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  1125. Yeah, find an S4 at a dealer for that price
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  1126. Those Lucernes were actually an incredible value before SHTF. Very low mileage units were going for $5-7k
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  1127.  @replynotificationsdisabled  It seems like it's mostly EU cars.
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  1128.  @mileshill7196  Logic. You don't have it.
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  1129. Ian doesn't often bring us shotguns, but they're great when he does
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  1130.  Daryl Leckt  The majority of southerners didn't even own slaves.
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  1131. Wheels are way too large today.
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  1132.  @SwagMaster824  Eclipse Cross.
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  1133. Thanks for covering this. Please keep doing so.
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  1134.  @bradley2723  Most foolish comment here
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  1135. Yes, Freddy understands. Actually the most reliable S-Class mechanically by far (M112 and M113 variants without ABC). Corrosion protection varied wildly because they overestimated the lifespan of the solution cars were dipped in and the formula was wrong.
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  1136. Yes, it is also better because you don't accidentally press any buttons on the wheel
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  1137. Absolutely no denying the need for American police to receive more training
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  1138. ​ @thegiant17 If you care that much about what people think you must live a sad life
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  1139. The displays seem like they'll be outdated very shortly
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  1140. The salt would kill me. Totally not worth it.
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  1141. Still beaten on a track by a Civic Type R.
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  1142. Same. Newest car I would touch is about 2005. Preferably 2000. Too bad we can't have both very safe and very repairable cars
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  1143. As sad as it is, the Grand Cherokee L will probably be more reliable and is much cheaper. This doesnt really offer much more
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  1144. Culture and genetics are inseparable. Some genes are safer than others. Some lead to more developed societies than others.
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  1145.  @Kuricapitalist  Black Americans are one of the most ideologically aligned groups in the entire world. Their subculture is a large part of it. For all intents and purposes, yes, they are a community. The exceptions NEVER prove the rule. Basic statistics.
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  1146. Most of these people will migrate to the next best country after sucking the US/Canada dry. After all, why expect them to stick behind and fight for a better life when they fled their previous homelands?
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  1147.  @skitzobunitostudios7427  That wasn't your point. You completely assumed he had a seizure and posted that as if it was discovered
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  1148. I remember how a factory fire occured and cut production of these short.
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  1149. Flexible solar panels are almost always inferior
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  1150. It's a TSX.
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  1151. They have only been delivering cars for 3 years. Shall we go over what Tesla's position was 3 years after their first delivery? It takes time. Extremely difficult to start a new automotive company now.
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  1152. Nicholas Burns Ah, another person with no money and a victimized mentality. Instead of being envious, work hard for a business strategy and get to it.
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  1153. Wind noise, door closure clearances, and something that doesn't look like a drunkard assembled it
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  1154. I like Musk and Lucid. The two are not mutually exclusive
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  1155. Wheels are a disgrace
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  1156. Isn't it just great when you can use all of the car on the road instead of having something too good for public roads?
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  1157. With neural networks this is no longer the case. Both scary and reassuring at the same time
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  1158. Too bad the meter doesn't read negative.
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  1159. Always wanted one of these but opted for an older V70 with the great I5 instead. Wagons are the best!
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  1160. S Kirk The glossy material is a bad decision.
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  1161. It's no mystery at all. It simulates a HUD without being as expensive. And having that information in the driver's direct line-of-sight (as opposed to off center like a Model 3) has proven safer
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  1162. The original guidance computers and controls for the Apollo programs have been preserved, restored, and verified to have worked in simulators running the code. An incredible but real feat of engineering from the 60s
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  1163.  @Annexation_  There are plenty "from the 2000s" which don't do that
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  1164.  @TheVideomaster138  Right. The cost of living and economic conditions to be considered in a financial class are different as well.
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  1165. Beyond missing the main point, you're delusional if you don't think its utility is increased with a mounted IR illuminator, etc.
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  1166. The luxury package MB have them. I hope it stays that way. Hood ornaments should never die.
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  1167.  Greenest Dreamer  Yes, because that engine family is the most reliable gasoline V8 family ever produced. 1UZ, 3UZ, 1UR, 3UR, etc.
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  1168. There should be a modern version of the i3 already with the same basic design
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  1169. DiamondMiner64 Microaggression! This comment generalizes conservatives and suggests liberals are better spellers on average. That is not true!
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  1170.  @briannawu6180  Do you actually have a rebuttal or are just going to play the victim here. I said nothing ad-hominem. If you hold a political science degree or work in politics holding office it's a fact Ed is way more knowledge on the subject.
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  1171.  @gazmembrane7222  At least Suzuki had better products than Mitsubishi did here.
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  1172. Acc0rd79 Kia has been repositioned as an affordable luxury brand for the most part.
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  1173. No.
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  1174. Excellent color choices these two are in. Amazing products. I do wish one was made with a naturally aspirated V12 (more affordable than Valkyrie).
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  1175. 10:39 Another silly point. Successful research does not indicate successful production and implementation of said technology. Not a logical point.
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  1176.  @edmurth  No, that's a total non sequitur. It's quite simple: The vast majority of modern cut-rate journalism is left-wing.
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  1177. This has always been the underlying reason.
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  1178.  @vivid8979  That's not creativity, haha. The simple "revenge bad" plot is one of the least creative options possible.
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  1179. The absolute state of authoritarians in 2021
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  1180. Politicians and former politicians should be considered public figures and discussing their behavior should be deeply protected speech
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  1181. You're paying for the design here. Everything underneath is not up to par for the price.
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  1182. ​ @foxmercuryearthylog120 Just keep seething because you can't censor Musk
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  1183.  @zerorig  I don't even like Blockchain but it's naive to ignore how great the platform is
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  1184. USA has been the source of Chinese problems since ancient times!
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  1185. Absolutely could be a region in Paris. It was that bad when I visited in 2019!
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  1186.  @mtalha909  Trust me, buddy, it's not because I don't agree with you. I think I speak for most who replied here when I say you are not well informed or, at least, adept at transferring it into a comment. You obviously compared a Rogue to a 4runner. Grand Cherokees are at least $40k for the same features and Quadra-Trac 2. I do love the 5.7 in the Grand Cherokees but they can't really get past 200k miles without a rebuild. Edit: How exactly is the 4runner's interior bad? It is extremely functional and useful and the plastics are actually the highest quality out there. The Grand Cherokee's interior is awful and is worn much quicker. This is not hard to research.
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  1187.  @mtalha909  They "choose not to" mainly because allocating a tight budget for superficial BS like 360 cameras and lift gates for lazy people with poor driving skills cuts into the costs of things that actually matter: Engineering/testing, machining, materials, and assembly with good quality control. You clearly aren't 4runner's target if you like gimmicks.
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  1188. Who couldn't forget it?
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  1189. Nope. Just the children (and innocents)
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  1190. 22:55 Piss be upon him indeed.
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  1191.  @haidanhaikaz1582  Ah, yes. The YouTube comment section patrol. No mistakes here, buddy. Go get offended elsewhere.
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  1192.  @crazyrobots6565  They did not know he didn't have a firearm, or multiple more of them. He had already demonstrated he was willing to use one to kill them
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  1193. ​ @dimitrypetrov6222  GS400 too
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  1194.  @robertseitz2407  This comment reeks of brand snobbery. Of course Ferrari could and did. Of course MB could. They hire away each other's engineers frequently
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  1195. ​ @malooch Probably 80s and 90s
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  1196. Shit, just get a used Cayenne...
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  1197.  @wildberry752  Hmm. The W220 had heated and cooled rear seats and debuted in Fall of 1998. Elaborate.
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  1198. 吐いてしまいました
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  1199. A "wrong conclusion" meaning what? One that upends the idea that multicultural and multiracial societies are stable and safe? The truth should be attained regardless. Discrimination between groups is evolutionarily beneficial because humans thrive better within their genetic clusters. This is substantiated very clearly currently with diaspora populations (even those who are far-removed from first generation immigrants) clashing with natives.
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  1200. You probably could have already lemon-lawed it and gotten a refund or another one. Check your state lemon law
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  1201. PS is not exactly the same as HP.
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  1202. It's mainstream terminology for the younger gen but this video is what happens when disconnected foreigners from the terms' country expose themselves as charlatans
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  1203. Looks like a fun drive. Can't understand but enjoy the POV. Would love to learn the language.
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  1204. It's definitely not snake oil. Its effects can be seen over time but it does positively effect the surface of the cylinder walls.
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  1205.  @jasonk9779  I don't believe it because the backup camera can be in the virtual cockpit cluster.
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  1206. It's body on frame. It's a truck.
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  1207. Yeah, many police are egotistical and douches when they are behind on meeting their quotas. Another major issue they have is blindly following signals given by their dogs (basically acting as if they are always right and using that precedent to do whatever they want).
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  1208. Cities and countries (like the US) designed around cars are terrible for anyone who leaves the comfort of their car and enjoys walking. Not that you could safely walk around with the current situation in US cities
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  1209. Best comment.
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  1210.  @TedwardDrives  Variable racks are terrible to me.
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  1211. ​ @jogocrazyy3565 Behavior and intelligence are largely genetic and you are proof
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  1212. It gained too much weight this time around. Plenty of room to bring back the 1-series as an FR sedan
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  1213. Good one!
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  1214. No, the first to use that engine will be the Panamera, followed by the next gen A8 and other Audi models.
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  1215. For sure.
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  1216. Boring ass cars to drive. I would have to be constantly weighing down my right foot to enjoy it.
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  1217. +Matthew Cusanelli ...of a Ferrari?? Do you even know what some of the service intervals are for, say, an F430? The GM product will continue running with original components long after the Ferrari requires a transmission overhaul or needs an engine replacement (common on F458 models). They aren't even in the same class anyway.
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  1218. It's not ugly in reality. In person it's great.
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  1219. Wow. Nearly 11,000 people subscribed.
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  1220. Haha, I remember seeing it several times down at the dealership.
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  1221. Shmee150 People will bash the design based on first impressions which it doesn't deserve. They need to think of it as a fighter jet on wheels. I've followed the company since about 2008/9. Great designs.
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  1222. Evan Flatequal It's better than the post you made.
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  1223. Leave it to Audi to take things to another level!
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  1224. Chad Mower Exactly... and if they are they have a very hard time staying that way.
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  1225. 2:17 That guy's whole body just followed you like magnet, hahaha.
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  1226. Cory Pope Bingo. They identify their rubbish as "art" the same way they identify testicles as a snatch.
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  1227. True antitheist2006 Good God. Sewing "...the ever living fuck..." out of someone seems painful!
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  1228. Audi should not be beating Aston Martin on any design terms.
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  1229. Wouldn't own one. Btw, seeing that Boston traffic and mildly calm drivers makes me wish I wasn't in Atlanta. I'd take Massholes any day.
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  1230. I have a good idea. You could create a short list of all the vehicles you have planned for upcoming throwback reviews. I think it would help the people making suggestions for sure.
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  1231. AHEM (E36)
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  1232. C.F. Gauss You have a right to not watch. Take your ridiculous rhetoric elsewhere.
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  1233. Redline Reviews Certainly something to make you question longer term reliability!
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  1234. Geo4242 It's clear the budget was nearly nothing for the new Si... even recycling the same 1.5 liter I4.
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  1235. I actually prefer the new Q7 with the standard classic gauges.
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  1236. Unbroken Son Bingo.
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  1237. NYG_EVO In all seriousness the Q7 deserves a look... and the Cayenne especially.
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  1238. It's nothing new. They've historically been very bad in safety tests. The entire company has. When the current 5-Series came out in the U.S. it failed most of its tests.
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  1239.  @MunroLive  It is actually a Rover KV6 engine that had these innovations added by Rover engineers under BMW ownership. They had a terrible failure rate and problems stemming from the plastic valves, its motors, and manufacturing defects. The first gen Freelander was a disaster.
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  1240.  Nineleven Treason  Just another Antifa member openly inciting violence. Nothing new.
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  1241. @Shewasa Fosho That's not true at all. Although a Lexus designed in the 90s certainly had excellent quality paint with impeccable quality control.
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  1242. ​ @mrquicky Excellent rage bait
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  1243.  @DiRF  People were not quick to understand the reason for the new design. Was a record-setting drag coefficient and frontal area for the full-size luxury segment.
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  1244.  @fatboy19831  Ridiculous. I'd say most people who carry a firearm have had decent enough training to know the proper distance to keep and other strategies. It has save the lives of far more Americans than if otherwise nonexistent.
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  1245. Actually the most reliable S-Class mechanically by far (M112 and M113 variants without ABC). Corrosion protection varied wildly because they overestimated the lifespan of the solution cars were dipped in and the formula was wrong. So many ridiculous myths people love to peddle about these cars (and I know Doug wrote an article about them years ago also parroting the myths).
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  1246.  @VadimC1199  You know exactly what was meant. I think we all understand here that it's mechanically modernized, to put it mildly. The design is mostly retained though
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  1247. On the contrary, it is functional. It foregoes a HUD for a true display in your line of sight (as 8th gen Civic did). It's fine
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  1248. Just the highest quality of everything for the money.
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  1249. Yeah, and those keys are for very low security locks
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  1250. They want to force you to replace entire modules that would be a large percentage of a new car's price
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  1251. Van Hammer Likely the other way around... as this car was designed way before.
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  1252. ​ @tokko6884  Nothing wrong with skepticism
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  1253. Founding fathers wanted the naturalization clause for a reason. Turns out they were right.
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  1254. I always thought the opposite. They fit the conservative car well and hid the brakes, which was something I loved on the high end Japanese cars (Toyota Century too)
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  1255. Right. More people should know about this. Most Koreans are very salty about their past and refuse to move forward. I strongly dislike their current government as well.
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  1256. James Baggaley Tell that to the idiots at Rolls-Royce who think a $50 LCD display is better than real gauges
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  1257. The historical theme was definitely my favorite.
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  1258. Wow. It was a much cheaper option on the G8 GT and GXP. I had a white GXP with the red interior and gauges. I wish they made more.
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  1259.  @jowarrior  Agreed. This is a pretentious variant of the CTR 3 and likely less functional.
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  1260. Ford will never match Toyota in mechanical and manufacturing quality. If you don't care about those and just want an updated head unit, then go with an Expedition. I'll take my 3UR-FE.
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  1261. ​ @vonpfrentsch Migrants are encouraged to come to Europe by countless NGOs and even governments themselves (almost always majority-male, of course). They bear responsibility for attempts made. They should be encouraged to stay where they are.
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  1262.  Johnson Wang  Hahaha! This wumao. These "facts" are taken straight from your overlords. Have to bring up the native Americans (funny how the Chinese propagandists always erroneously call them American Indians: That's how we can spot you idiots from afar) and the lies of AIDS originating in the US. Do any genuine research and this becomes clear. Meanwhile the CCP is CURRENTLY trapping African nations in debt diplomacy.
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  1263. Infiniti needs a thorough shakeup down to its culture. They also should move HQ back to Japan ASAP.
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  1264. They actually recorded an orchestral chime for the Aviator. Maybe it isn't ready yet. Check their YouTube.
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  1265. As a European American I wish all the melanated people a happy "get out of my community" and get your own territory. We need to live separately. Not totally isolated, but separated. "Diversity" only causes intergroup conflict and deadly violence
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  1266. Entry pricing is on par with a G90 Ultimate. I'm able to work on the Maybach so I'd go with this. The Zeppelin trim of Maybachs are insane. Put them on your list.
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  1267. The types of people who become career politicians are beyond simply pathological
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  1268. I suppose the pictures of Tianenman Square with shot protesters and humans turned into flat meat slabs on the ground are fake? Or has your government just censored all the graphic photos for you? Pathetic.
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  1269.  @scottykilmer  Too bad you are a damn hack who takes advantage of gullible people. But, hey, it makes you money, right? Enjoy boredom.
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  1270.  @schmeat7609  They don't let right wing moderators on Wikipedia. The more powerful lefty mods keep a close watch to edits and change everything for their agendas
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  1271. ​ @EIfric Homogeneity and high average intelligence must both be present
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  1272. ​ @flourishingoctaverye Colonization of India was a massive net positive to the country. They would still be in the stone ages like parts of Africa without the leap into modernity given to them. Most of the wealth they had, even pre-colonization, was held by a tiny fraction of the population.
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  1273. Highly dislike the artificial crackles.
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  1274. I prefer this man's narration to Indy's.
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  1275.  @rahulmandala4930  The W220 (assuming it isn't an ABC model or in a salty environment) is the most reliable generation of S-Class ever made, plagued by all sorts of myths. M113 and 722.6. The W221 is close but the forced induction models don't even come close. A W140 paired with W220 engine/transmission would be the ideal combo.
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  1276. I wouldn't remove it unless personally identifying info was included. Re-upload it.
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  1277. It's too heavy, conspicuous, and not naturally aspirated. The opposite of what comes to mind when thinking of any "Type R" product.
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  1278. laowhy86 Same here. But, it was also designed for markets where Mercedes makes some products cheaper than Kias. The Vito truly was never meant to be a practical luxury minivan with 50 different gimmicks (that's an understatement) and it's very old. It was made for cargo and shuttling (V-Class = luxury shuttle). I'm sure Daimler wouldn't invest in making a Chrysler Pacifica or Odyssey rival...
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  1279. W220/C215 debuted in August of 1998 and was on sale shortly after.
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  1280. Someone like Le Pen would probably calm people down.
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  1281.  TheConservative  You do realize a fiscal conservative won't win in France. The only hope now is for someone like her who is more of a social conservative to rid the immigration issue.
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  1282. You're a fool. It doesn't compete with any of those listed. It is a direct competitor to vehicles like the Stinger GT and CT5-V. This is still way more power than is usable on average US roads
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  1283. The problem is that the education bureaus in homogenous countries aren't exposing the harsh realities of multiculturalism to people and they grow up oblivious and desirous of open borders. All by design. It really does take extensive experience to truly understand the need for white nationalism. Dutton hasn't experienced it himself.
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  1284. There isn't anywhere close to $300k more car than something like the Lucid Air
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  1285. ​ @squarerootof2  People were present for the launches and even recorded it on home video...
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  1286. Any Donkervoort, a KTM X-Bow, Ariel Atom, or maybe even a Beck or Morgan 3-Wheeler. But the Caterhams remain my favorite.
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  1287. Definitely a lesson in high security and prevention against novice thieves. Thanks for sharing, Ed.
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  1288. ​ @imperialweimarball Exactly. Just like the new president of Mexico. She represents hardly anyone living there
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  1289. Another informative look at necessary reality. Thanks for your dedication.
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  1290.  john m  Definitely not worse quality than an A-Class.
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  1291.  @kristians2704  The best technology is the most reliable. This is why modern high compression ratio, forced induction, and direct injection engines will be unfavorably viewed by future enthusiasts. It's more advanced tech on paper, but it is not the superior technology at all.
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  1292. The comparison to Stalin and Hitler is a massive stretch
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  1293.  Hussein Mahmoud  Oh, suuuuure. The president of Iran (Rouhani) would neeeeever lie....
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  1294. ​ @GoldenCroc  These Teslas do not have traditional transmissions. They just have a single speed transmission. It's whatever the limitation of the best bearings they can use are.
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  1295. ​ @themonsterunderyourbed9408  You have no stats to prove this
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  1296. All I can think of when I see this is how much better it would've been with one more cylinder
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  1297. ​ @mclarlinda  Now adjust for population percentages
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  1298. If I needed a nice GT car to travel to my yacht I couldn't justify spending double for this over an LC500. Don't need these extra performance capabilities on public roads.
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  1299. It doesn't matter what sarcasm is said by the man (a guy who screws with media intentionally every day). The media will go with it because it funds their payroll and bonus.
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  1300. Legal.
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  1301. To be fair, if you wanted something like massaging seats and can't take a rougher ride, you weren't the target for the car. I definitely think it's overpriced and they made a major mistake not making this the sole engine in the Golf R (not a shitty EA888 that's been modified). The Golf interior is much more comfortable and usable, especially for taller people.
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  1302.  @gomiyaro  Show me where the guy said the reason society is mirroring 1984 was because he got "banned from Twitter." Oh, that's right. He didn't say that and you're blatantly grasping with that non-sequitur.
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  1303. By far the best of its class in the 90s. In fact, it was a class above: The F1 being a class above this.
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  1304. That 4-cylinder engine used in the Evoque is Ford's 2.0 ecoboost engine, which is also used in the new Escape and Explorer.
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  1305. They're simply producing a truck to dimensions that would be necessary for an ICE and utilizing the unneeded space for storage.
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  1306.  @2JZDestroyer  That engine was great but was too old. The I5 deserved a new variant.
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  1307. Sven Servette Even with such low expectations, they manage to come short of them. Time for them to tell it straight and anchor their movies as garbage.
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  1308. MONKY LONDON It never caught on because it wasn't as unique and the Corvette was much more affordable.
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  1309.  @DoctorSkillz  That was very much politically-motivated and wildly unfounded
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  1310. jdzspace33 Well, that's what most of these people try to do. They are authoritarians who don't even stop at animals themselves when it comes to forcing their opinions on others.
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  1311.  @siqongmason  Not saying much? Hahaha. Really? I've still said more of substance than you have: Especially after you made a glaring mistake of saying NA V8s don't or can't produce torque like turbocharged engines and refuse to ever admit you were wrong. What an insecure douchebag you are. It's funny how many of you charlatans lurk on YouTube looking for arguments. I'll absolutely take my 2UR-GSE and be able to drive it for 800,000 trouble-free miles at with same performance as any equivalent performance turbocharged I6 or V6 and not get stuck paying $2-3k replacing the turbochargers every 150-200k miles.
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  1312.  @DragonKnightX12  We are talking about the luxury segment here, but I know Ford has their Voodoo. Blackwing doesn't count as it's not NA. If you wanted to expand it to everything, Hyundai's Tau V8 would also be included. But even that engine is going away soon, sadly.
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  1313. One of my favorites. Please drive a DS. The french got suspensions so right.
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  1314. That would be the V8 E65 BMWs.
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  1315.  @Seth9809  Negligence is mutually exclusive from economic systems. People will always F stuff up but that's different than communism being an inherently fucked system with perpetually low standards of living
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  1316. The Ethiopian CCP sympathizer is likely only scratching the surface of WHO corruption, sadly.
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  1317.  @merc-ni7hy  The main difference is in Toyota's decades-long leading QC methods. The pioneered laser tolerance testing and created the model the rest of the automotive industry envies (and failed to replicate). Keep seething because your dullard brain can't get past the truth.
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  1318. Can the infotainment display be easily removed? I'd love to get rid of it and put a radio somewhere hidden. I know there is a variant without a display. Could probably just get that unit and put it in the RF.
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  1319. Makes you wish for a good successor with a NA I6 and a manual. Sad it won't happen.
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  1320. They barely made any C6 ZR1s anyway. I've only ever seen 2 and I have gone to car meets all the time.
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  1321. All of it should be banana yellow.
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  1322.  @SwiffyDK  Whatever the case, these headlights are also more aggressive than the previous generation.
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  1323. Mestizos
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  1324. I've also had sample sizes of many hundreds and Duracells leak frequently before expiration
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  1325. What humor?
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  1326. Extremely low effort and has the nerve to click bait with "fixed up". He removed words. Hilarious
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  1327.  @sawyermade5469  Some of them were actually great quality but, since communism has almost no incentive to improve product due to lack of competition, they were all decades behind cars of other countries.
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  1328.  @TedwardDrives  Early Kia Soul ads went for the same people
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  1329. Respectable build but I wouldn't go with the black Rays or carbon hood.
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  1330. Khajiit has wares if you have reeEEEEEEEE.
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  1331. Koreans are closer to Northern Chinese. Japanese have more variation and distance
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  1332. There was a deadly attack on the Capitol. I don't see the issue with everyone accurately reporting what happened.
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  1333. They're clueless.
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  1334. At the end of the day, more features like 4 wheel steering is more cost and also more failure points. I'll take lower maneuverability unless I absolutely need it. That's why it's best left as a high cost option.
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  1335. I've learned to brake proactively and basically babysit these kind of morons when they're that close. If they're stupid enough to follow you at that distance, they're stupid enough to run into you.
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  1336.  @mileshill7196  Degeneracy has a definition. And that definition applies to celebrity worshipping. Simple.
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  1337. Engine technology hasn't progressed nearly as much as the materials or electronics. That is more responsible for the improvements
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  1338. ​ @TheVarmitpoontang Attempted epithet? Someone needs a dictionary. Hold on just one minute. Changing his name to sound Jewish should be flattering to him! He sheds tears for the Zionist cause!
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  1339. Ultimate daily driver.
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  1340. Don't need much more from an engine on the average US road
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  1341. Likely the flu. Coronavirus patient would not have dripping mucus like that.
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  1342. Bingo! They think it's ok to remove and repair before reselling them to others after they act like weasels and pretend they can only replace the entire thing for the original user.
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  1343. Candice Juliano Shooting Golfs have always been about refinement, composure, usability, etc. I would still agree with the sentiment of getting GTIs for the U.S. assembled in Wolfsburg again. Always trust the factories closest to the company's HQ. Shit gets more attention and is done better.
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  1344.  @Spyker8921  Not much different from any other high-end car except they experimented with new lightweight interior materials (some of which just didn't wear to well). Underneath it the facade it is fantastic quality.
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  1345. Just a bunch of underdeveloped adults acting as lackeys for a Marxist organization they have little to no true knowledge of.
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  1346. I know you're aware, but if you do the work yourself then these things are piece of cake (other than ABC suspension). Among the easiest German cars to work on. Not very expensive for parts. My Lexus is more in parts cost.
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  1347. The V8 is planned to exit production later this year.
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  1348. Because the small market isn't worth the investment.
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  1349. Not very logical. Land Cruisers are much higher quality than the last FJ Cruiser generation
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  1350.  @ReformedSteven  You are defending the indefensible
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  1351. You must be joking. It's no auto industry secret that Toyota/Lexus has long had the highest quality manufacturing and strictest design/testing standards of any company. They design engines, etc., to last lifetimes.
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  1352. The 90s wasn't as good as you think it was because you were probably a child and shielded from the real world. Peak was well before then
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  1353. There are plenty of ways around it. They don't have access to all.
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  1354. Audi has the worst reliability history of any car maker. Mercedes tends to be below BMW, and above Audi.
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  1355. FriedOutMukke Exactly. Just ignorance.
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  1356. All that money is "trickling down" into foreign wars, corrupt politicians' pockets, and prioritizing housing for your replacement immigrant instead of helping a native like at 13:03
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  1357.  @commandercody2980  If you use German, maybe you should at least know basic numbers... in German.
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  1358.  passion for supercars performance cars  You're quite good at indirectly telling the world that you are a child. Though even children that I meant aren't as ignorant and arrogant as you are. If you ever do actually end up owing any BMW made in the last 15 years, you'll learn that most of them are very flawed garbage.
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  1359. @Redsand Considering they use verifiable sources and often criticize (break down) propaganda straight from the state-owned media of the CCP, they're unique and quite objective. They also have a channel for American politics so they don't just criticize China...
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  1360. Tear the atrocious wrap off of the car and show us what condition the paint is in.
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  1361. ​ @dawnpoint You do realize the A650E isn't only used with this engine, right?
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  1362. Jaguars seemed to be in great condition. Too bad.
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  1363. It's definitely not slow and the NSX is for proper driving anyways. Not drag racing
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  1364. One of the best cars ever made!
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  1365. Nope. Odysee has already proven itself and works better.
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  1366. I do wish Mosler became big. The cars were just well done.
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  1367. Another one of the least reliable of the 90s Japanese cars
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  1368. If it's technically "not US military" and also "not a foreign adversary" that would leave foreign "allies" or defense contractors testing drones
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  1369.  @MikeSmith-fg2tb  So say the Christians who love to pretend that Christianity didn't atomize the traditional values that were behind the Empire's prosperity
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  1370. Always nice to see a Ferrari that isn't red
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  1371. I believe it's electronically limited and could technically do slightly more
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  1372. They didn't want to spend money on separate tooling and regulatory compliance for the coupe. That's the truth.
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  1373.  @liberalweirdo7886  You're exactly Ford's market. An idiot who wants bragging rights for power in their chintzy SUV.
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  1374. Now this is a great driver's car.
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  1375. Max Goldberg, BSME Well, clearly, you aren't a genuine car person anyway if you can't respect other opinions
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  1376. ​ @wtmayhew That's the only thing that set Tesla apart? Ok, buddy...
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  1377.  @TheArchaos  Just another lecture about "the Americans" from some noguns English-speaking country. The cost is low enough where it would be silly without them.
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  1378. If the US stopped funding foreign wars and giving immense amounts of money to "developing" countries and allies, then maglev trains could probably be affordable and viable
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  1379. 2019 Jim Carrey? Yikes...
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  1380. ​ @RellDefinition  Culture and race are inextricably linked. It is genetic
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  1381.  @edwardbarton1680  Only thing thay made me uncomfortable was the extremely dangerous IO AK and the terrible customer service that man continues to provide.
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  1382. ​ @tediousmaximus1067  Nothing holds a candle to Japan...
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  1383.  @bruotsynh3992  Precisely summarized in one sentence
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  1384. Volvos are the best cheap cars. Very fun to work on too
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  1385. Savagegeese said the C7 was undoubtedly more fun to drive. With the lack of steering feedback I'm sure it's true.
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  1386. @Stereo Typist The design looked more modern with the 2009 body. They refreshed it and regressed because Nissan can't plan for anything correctly.
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  1387. If you want to modify the computer in a manual GTI, just go ahead and put a nicer clutch on it.
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  1388.  @N0xiety  Most of those people are on drugs
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  1389. RC-F, LS500, LX570/Land Cruiser range, and soon the next-gen 86.
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  1390. ​ @wyleFTW You actually glow
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  1391. @Chris Ruiz Yeahhhh. Won't happen at scale if a hot war breaks out between Iran and the US. They don't have the resources now, for one, nor want the risk.
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  1392. ​ @SaintSeja  "Soldiers were instumentalized and viewed as tools of war" That describes soldiers in every war. You think the ruling powers see them differently, regardless of politics?
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  1393. Becoming a cat person isn't that hard, after you get a brain full of toxoplasmosis gondii
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  1394. A lot of people do think Corvette should've retained circular taillights.
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  1395. jh5kl Ian Callum didn't copy anything. As all designers do, he may have taken inspiration from many things but it is a very unique design.
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  1396. He has worn gloves before. I always think it's best to wear them anyway: You don't have to clean any fingerprints off afterwards if it has to be presented or photographed again.
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  1397. ​@@BFG.2.0You think preferring to see your own people is racist? Hahahahahaha. Absolutely nothing wrong about it.
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  1398. fatboy19831 The Golf GTI still has much less compromises than any 86 does. Many VW issues stem from manufacturing/design... sure. However, the actual product uses high quality components sourced from the top suppliers. The suspension quality, interior, engine materials, etc., are all much nicer than the Toyobaru which is much simpler and therefore less/cheaper parts.
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  1399. It's a problem with the entire US. Licensing requirements are way too lenient for piloting heavy and dangerous machinery
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  1400. Follow the money. All those NGOs funding the migrants, feeding them, and otherwise enabling them to do all of this.
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  1401.  @haidanhaikaz1582  I would suggest you be more respectful of my right as a human being to have freedom of speech. Oh wait, that's right, Islam and Islamic countries do not respect freedom of speech: Especially when it contradicts their cult. Pretend to be as nice as you want, but it's abundantly clear that you'd try to shut down my speech if you had the power. Piss be upon you, regressive Islamist.
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  1402. The cars more likely to be brought back from the dead in 50 years, or just still being daily driven, are Lexus. Especially 90s models or any with the NA V8s. Indestructible.
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  1403. Make Acura Great Again. Wagons 2020.
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  1404. The guy is not intimately familiar with the beliefs of the Chinese at all, especially the upper class
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  1405.  @YachtsOnTheReg7  Uh oh. A sanctimonious Vaush viewer has joined in. I'm sure you can tell us all about where capitalism touched you, even though you live within the highest standards of living in the world because of it
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  1406. No reason to. It's actually more functional being closer to the steering wheel. Quicker to bring hand between the two. Same concept as Carrera GT.
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  1407. Such brilliant cars but the price matches it.
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  1408.  Dodadeus  When you state such things as fact in your original comment you are intentionally misleading people. Any Egyptologist would laugh at it. You don't need to be an expert but you certainly shouldn't state conjecture as fact.
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  1409. If the company had rightfully continued development of the V10 for the M5, this would be great results for a new one
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  1410. 27:55 Are you serious??? A massive amount of those people are criminals only seeking a new place to leech off of. You already demonstrated this in past videos where you explained how many of the caminantes rob other caminantes. And let us not even get into the quality of immigrants and their ability to contribute to society in the US, in addition to screwing up the labor market for families who have been in the US for centuries
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  1411. ​ @tally5k339 American versions didn't have dual injection for the longest time. Not sure if they have it now, even
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  1412. That's not saying much.
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  1413. ​ @SmallBlogV8 Define "hate speech" without subjective interpretation
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  1414. We are not equal by nature
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  1415. Not just your country. Your own people and culture
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  1416. Shameful
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  1417. Ford was foolish to not reintroduce the Excursion.
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  1418. From an electrical engineering standpoint it's still many years behind Tesla
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  1419.  @PeterOekvist  Euro 6 is miserable. They should still make them for the USDM and JDM.
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  1420.  @paladro  Whataboutism isn't an argument. Keep trying.
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  1421.  @ThaddeusFairbanks55  Special variants of white are also premium options on European and Japanese cars. It's not an American thing.
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  1422.  @emiliospowerballer1441  Oh, I do mind. We do not need a purely rational reason (numbers on paper) to discontinue legacy engines. Though, rational reasons are available: NA engines with more displacement are more reliable and easier to maintain in the long-run thus extending usable life and are more economical to rebuild when the car has depreciated (no exorbitant turbo-related costs). It can be shown with data that benefits from short-term ultra-efficient engines are negligible when they will be disposed of much sooner (environmental waste and impact of new production). When the grid is totally renewable energy (which it won't be for a long time), then sure
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  1423. Way more expensive
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  1424.  @DougDeMuro  You wrote this about an hour after it was published. Also, a simple Jurassic Park link would've had it in the top 5 within an hour
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  1425. If black Africans ever managed to maintain a historical record of their own it would have been full of this fantasy cope
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  1426. Original wheels fit it much better
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  1427.  @Poway19  Horseshoe theory, my friend. And yes, it does seem like far leftists are running the show for Biden.
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  1428. My larger local dealer still had several G8 GT and one GXP with a manual left in June 2009.
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  1429.  @Martin-xv  Random? Hahaha. Right. He was clearly not under the influence enough to where it affected his judgment. Clearly! He knew when to drop his gun, get on the ground, and instantly admitted to doing what he did! That's a man of clear conscious.
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  1430. Good to see John back. Still remember the first time you were on After Hours
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  1431. Probably had to search a long time to find one that wasn't already turned into a refrigerator
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  1432. 9:35 Yeah, they can easily cut that. Rope isn't as good as a bike chain.
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  1433. I'm sure you're glad you didn't have to go through this over there.
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  1434. Perhaps "racism" is just reality
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  1435. Tom Because this ideology is the mindset of the "progressive" liberals.
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  1436. HardRokMiner When you think everyone around you has a problem for having an opinion, you are likely the problem.
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  1437. Oh yeah, for sure.
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  1438. breathLP It is special, though, as "ß" itself is a merger of long "s" and regular "s". Usage of the long "s" varied over time, especially in English, where "ß" was also sometimes used under conditions (although in English it wasn't used to end any word as far as I know; instead they kept long and regular "s" separate for the end). English was certainly more elegant looking before about 1800 when mass printing eventually killed long "s". If everyone still wrote in cursive properly you would easily tell the difference in writing.
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  1439. Wayne C Yeah, well, from my experience don't listen to this guy. That statement is ridiculous.
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  1440. Shmee150 The idea behind the name is to pronounce it the same way as "accurate."
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  1441. They cut out the highway part where the speedo was still visible.
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  1442. Proves these retards can't read.
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  1443. They're both going to have a great time!
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  1444. Anti-Brony Missionary No.
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  1445. Redline Reviews BMW as a company is very pretentious. Seems that way no matter where you go.
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  1446. I think he's had a BMW obsession lately...
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  1447. Manoj Ramsarran That's cute... you're regurgitating what you heard on CNN.
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  1448. ArKritz84 It's all about modesty and restraint. Finding middle-ground is the most fun.
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  1449. Ma passion The Escalade? The rear of an Escalade is horrendous.
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  1450. Not in my opinion. I prefer a higher profile tire as it makes the ride much more relaxing in a luxury vehicle.
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  1451. Axion No.
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  1452. ***** That's great! Thank you so much for working on all the great video archives! There's going to be 100 a week at this rate. Haha
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  1453. Jakub Sip Good for you. Most people don't like the outdated design language of Audis coming out. The new A8 will be no exception. I generally like conservative styling, but this class is supposed to represent the best of modern design and tech.
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  1454. ROLAND GEORGE It's about standards... legal mainly.
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  1455. timothy Baker They only want to hear news that contradicts the president... lies or not.
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  1456. +Patrick94GSR Your loss and more for me then, eh.
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  1457. Don't forget that Throwback Thursday could be changed to Throwback Tuesday in order to spread the uploads evenly apart. Something like that would make more than a 1 day gap. Unless you wanted to change Fridays to Memory Mondays. I don't know, there's a lot of good ideas.
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  1458. It deflects debris.
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  1459. The top level Kia K900 V8 I found to have a higher quality interior than the last 7-Series and more comfortable in the back than all but the W222.
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  1460. Love the videos and I definitely hope VinWiki grows exponentially.
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  1461. You saw the AMG GTR Black Series.
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  1462. Most Tesla customers, at least here in the U.S., don't care at all about how green the car is. They only buy them to feel good and enjoy them. So, Tesla puts leather and other materials in because their customer bases actually want it. Haha.
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  1463. +Fetii27 BABATTRO Oh, really? It's not even the same size, shares no exterior parts, and looks more differentiated than ANY of the Audi or BMW products in person. It has a completely different interior design unlike Audi and BMW which follow the exact same interior design model for years without developing new design models. The fact is, it's not even close to the C-Class. It is in another quality league. Get your ass out of your face. MB is the last auto company you should be harassing for design similarities.
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  1464. They did a great job on this variant.
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  1465. Something or somebody went wrong to cause that massive panel gap in the front.
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  1466. J- Man 99% of shooters in the U.S. are Democrats.
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  1467. What a nice opportunity! It's nice seeing the quality of construction up close, isn't it?
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  1468. He DID NOT answer his question!!! How inattentive are you idiots?! He couldn't answer with a definitive range of numbers because it is NOT settled. Study of science is constantly changing. Bill Nye is NOT a scientist and just deflected the question into more results of climate change.
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  1469. kido hop At high speeds the speedometer is the accurate and over-reads. Satellite speed is accurate.
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  1470. Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin Iran violated the Iran deal. In fact, Iran never abided by the deal. Try again, Rouhani sympathizer.
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  1471. Yeah, except your BMW is soulless bore.
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  1472. An undergrad math professor I had was an engineer in the Geo division lol
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  1473. Would be very interested to see you drive a Beck now and see the differences. I doubt many Beck owners have even driven an original.
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  1474. Surely this has nothing to do with the overwhelmingly progressive female marketing and advertising students subverting the companies that hired them and then only hiring those ideologically aligned with them... Surely.
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  1475. ​ @M7878-c3r Well, I'm doubtful it's the same species at least
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  1476. They should just remove it and say "TBA"... and announce it when they truly know.
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  1477. dujfraz They handle very nicely if everything is maintained suspension-wise.
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  1478. A gimmicky and juvenile shell of what once was from BMW
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  1479. TheSmokingTire I'd definitely start out with some smaller cabin options. Would be great to see what you can get with a bed and toilet for the price.
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  1480.  @philipcheng1618  He's a reflection of PC humor.
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  1481. The same could be said about the historical buildings destroyed in the cultural revolution. The government is shameless. At least Taiwan can preserve.
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  1482. I certainly wouldn't. The Golf is simply more useable and arguably designed to a higher standard overall
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  1483. The 987 is my favorite water-cooled Porsche other than the Carrera GT
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  1484. Estrading Co The G70? That's a 3-Series and C-Class competitor...
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  1485.  @robloxiandino4454  Touch screens suck.
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  1486. If you're old enough I'm sure it seems like a nice way to blow it.
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  1487. Strong woman! Strong!
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  1488. I don't see anything wrong with it..
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  1489. What a coincidence. Have had a huge thing for these exact cars for 10+ years.
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  1490. ​ @zukunftverstehen  It's about both
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  1491. The Audi Q8 will bear an uncoincidental appearance.
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  1492. It's a $60k car. The money is prioritized outside the interior
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  1493. I was shocked the E-Class even had it. When I first sat in one I assumed it was just a prototype quirk. Nope. And why would they use the E-Class cover on this car? Poor decisions.
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  1494.  @nGAhGENVH0Ul  Haha! Ok. You are truly clueless, my friend. I have years of experience studying that twisted partnership. Go ahead and believe one sided and shallow Wikipedia. Or, you know, read actual automotive journalism like Automotive News.
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  1495. The piano black plastic must go!
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  1496. @Dutch Morgan Backwards ass logic. As long as media is REPRESENTATIVE of the population then it's fine. Blacks should be 13% of all media max. Also, you're a corrupted political hack.
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  1497. While I do wish it was fully mechanical, it sure beats having an ugly "handle-hole" or jutted handle.
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  1498. You can't give up on other Europeans. Even allied we are a tiny global minority
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  1499. Not worth paying for the brand equity. Average mechanicals.
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  1500. Was just watching the new Goring video and they removed it halfway. This will do.
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  1501.  @kaiservoldemort4385  YouTube is so pathetic with anything that even remotely touches Axis content. Biased algorithm.
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  1502. You can't be serious. A "Corona believer"? Stop trying to politicize that.
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  1503.  @naughtysauce4323  Yep. Modern Subarus with CVTs are a laughing stock
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  1504.  @anticom1989  Interesting take. Saying "anime" is the same as saying "movie" or "cartoon". It can be any subject, target audience, etc. It's not mostly for children unless it's mainstream anime (Marvel or DC level mainstream): Which is what most people not familiar with anime think of because they don't know about anything else. So, essentially, you're just as ignorant as someone who says all movies are for children.
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  1505. ​ @magickmarck The current structures that have been set up to give them disparate, favorable, treatment in every way possible but they can't seem to utilize it? Those structures?
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  1506. Anarcho-Marxist wannabe revolutionaries.
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  1507. Imagine the repair hell of this garbage in 15 years
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  1508. Yet you can't have any decent standard of living without some level of capitalism
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  1509. Extremely based. Maybe put a secondary electrified fence there and motion detectors everywhere too
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  1510. Of course it's fair. Same applies to Morgan, Ariel, Caterham, Ultima, etc. It allows cars that are actually worth driving to exist
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  1511. Chitra's Calcutta Cow Chips
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  1512.  @ahemgee9542  Tahoe rebadge or not, it's still GM body on frame SUV and will last for hundreds of thousands of miles.
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  1513. Al- Fenomeno17 Hyundai Motor is overtaking the Japanese mainly because the parent also produces steel and they can use much more higher strength steel at cost (instant savings to consumer for a car that undercuts competition easily at the price).
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  1514. W220 receives hate because of old myths. It was Bruno Sacco's last sedan design. It has the Sacco touch but for an era where drag coefficient and reduced frontal area is paramount
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  1515. Won't rust on the fenders... Riiight. We'll see
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  1516. The government continues to prioritize aid for fresh immigrants instead of helping the native people struggling first. They will replace you before they will truly help you. Can't even clean up the infrastructure and remove the vandals!
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  1517. BuzzFeed is so great at bullshit they themselves can't even distinguish between satire and genuine "journalism" they publish.
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  1518.  @rowboyto156  Not true. Quality and long-term reliability aren't even close now to what it was in the mid 90s. Especially Infiniti/higher-end Nissan.
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  1519. Stefan Cupovic You complain about the interior of the current Mustang, but take away your BMW badge and objectively compare materials (especially more than surface deep) and BMW interiors are the Ford interiors of Europe.
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  1520. Very dependent on type and duration of usage
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  1521. ​ @Vancedme ...or it's simply a putrid place.
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  1522. It's the worst in the class to me. They could've done so much better.
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  1523. The pneumatic suspension is probably the most reliable aspect of the car. I was thinking these had hydropneumatic. They've been doing airmatic for a few decades now and hydropneumatic is just too complex for almost no difference. Also agree with the displays. They will be ubiquitous in even the most entry level vehicles because they're not that expensive. Luxury cars need more differentiation there
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  1524.  @ms3173  Yes, and the 86 made by Toyota for many years is what inspired it to begin with.
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  1525. A spicy chicken sandwich from Chick-fil-A.
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  1526.  @RyanRoadReaper  Don't think so. First year of facelifted one was on the market in US during the last year of W220. Compare facelift to W221. But I still think the W220 aged beautifully (I like simpler lights of pre-facelift cars)
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  1527.  @Akbar_Friendly_in_Cherno  There is nothing wrong with the slogan "America First". Antifa blasts the media all the time as well. In fact, they just tried violently preventing a journalist's book from being sold.
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  1528. ​ @buenogoodlive The point was not to blame
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  1529. Joe 90 Never did here. And, by the way, Cuba didn't have nuclear weapons, is geographically much different, and posed little threat in general.
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  1530. V12s are the most balanced engines available and therefore the most suited to a luxury car. Very close to not feeling any vibration. I wouldn't own a turbocharged V12 because of unnecessary complexity, but I love these NA V12s
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  1531. iateyursandwiches Relating that word to the "alt right and likely racist" people? Climb back into your "progressive" hole with your Tumblr account little boy.
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  1532. ​ @dillo2916  The Tiburon really was junk though
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  1533.  @PatricioGarcia1973  Sometimes, suffering is entertaining. VW is good at that
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  1534. How has that store even lasted a week?
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  1535. Grant Rodgers Blame VW North America. They take all the equipment off of them that Europe gets.
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  1536. Doesn't get more out of touch than quoting a man from the 1700s within the context of modern society.
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  1537. Just because you can't believe statistics doesn't mean they're false. Come on.
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  1538. The UK parliament sent their lackeys.
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  1539. So much amazing character you'll never find in a modern car
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  1540. Hahaha. Failing economy. Best joke of the year so far.
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  1541. I have loved both the 140s and the 220s since my first in 2013. There are quirks to both. As an electronics fan the 220 brings some interesting quirks to the table. I hate the ABC suspension on some 220s but that's about the only thing. The interiors are fine to me. Solid cars.
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  1542. It's just such a snooze fest.
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  1543.  @jamesblackmore2598  Imagine WANTING Biden in: A man who has vouched for full concessions to both the CCP and the Ayatollah. Pathetic and inexcusable. You disgust me by wanting to continue as normal with such an evil, kleptocratic, regime like the CCP.
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  1544.  cookiemonster9  That would be the Elan. Caterhams were always the more purist choice.
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  1545. Shoes are still designed by experts. Massive R&D budget. I got some at a bit discount because of the bad publicity. Not bashing all in the company because of unintelligent morons in the marketing department.
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  1546. Not how it works but alright.
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  1547.  @Greenwashere  Wow! What an intelligent and knowledgeable comment! You really showed all these old farts!
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  1548. Action must be taken or it will only end up with 0% global population of Caucasians
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  1549. Design is much more appealing to me than the Grand Wagoneer
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  1550. Very rare in the USA now
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  1551. Look up that new McDonald's advertisement in Japan with a ginger female that went viral
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  1552. Carp Yeah? How'd that play out in France?
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  1553. You aren't a Nazi if you sympathize with some social values of the axis. People are simply being hyperbolic to convey the differences
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  1554. Fresh new immigrants with zero connection to the land, no ancestry, are given priority! Now let's check who is in charge of all this...
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  1555. Doug DeMuro You already knew what people would say because your narrative involved the typical buzzwords. It's a good act, but the Metris is also a truly old and non-competitive van because it was made with full modularity in mind (cargo to mainly people shuttling). You'd be better off comparing it to a customized and refined Ford Transit and you know it. If they wanted to create a truly "Americanized" minivan with endless gimmicks, they would be able to blow the competition away. Until then, it's just a Vito disguised as a V-Class. I don't see any Odysseys or Pacificas modular enough to be used as a cargo van (hint: different market). The passenger Metris is a niche.
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  1556. What's truly disturbing is that the game is clearly based on Cuba yet replaces communism with fascism. I'm sure it's not at all agenda-driven...
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  1557. 80+ upvotes but this comment isn't even proper English. Seems legit.
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  1558.  @computertutorials1286  No. It is statistics-based. There is no better measure out there officially.
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  1559. It's almost V60 Cross Country pricing
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  1560.  hitek9wittafulclip  It's a good thing Lexus doesn't rebadge most Toyotas, right? And if they do, they were already up to Lexus standards (Land Cruiser, etc.).
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  1561. Imagine finding satisfaction correcting people on proper crack-smoking technique in the YouTube comment section...
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  1562. I can definitely predict the EQ C outselling and outperforming this E-Tron.
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  1563. Travis McGowan Some people like to create museums, genius.
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  1564. One day you could rent a studio quality high-speed camera for a while and record a bunch of these
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  1565. I remember seeing the Transsyberia variant (GTS engine and final drive) new at the dealer and stunned that someone would want it with the gaudy orange accents and gauges. Didn't realize there were about 100 in the country and it would have such a following
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  1566.  @zhonghao1014  Go ahead, provide timestamps to what you believe is false instead of simply generalizing.
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  1567. That would be due to the case being a joke to begin with.
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  1568.  @alexmoroz3243  2005 V70s are extremely reliable compared to anything modern. Extremely. That control module, for example, is easily repairable compared to modern automotive computers
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  1569. candiigurl7893 .....Which is nearly exactly what Shapiro said himself.
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  1570. Exterior design is a bloated mess. I'd put it a solid step below the gaudy, but well-proportioned, Civic Type R.
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  1571. No more wars for Israel. It has to be said.
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  1572. Keffals is the enemy of net-neutrality. That's pretty much all you need to know
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  1573. BS!!! Stop spreading that myth. Airmatic is the reliable suspension they used. ABC hydropneumatic is the unreliable one. Though more expensive than traditional struts they last just as long. And they are so easy to replace. Much easier than having to get a coil compression tool.
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  1574.  @eugeneyesledge  That's not true, though. Some modern 1911 productions are much more reliable and better machined than those of the past.
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  1575.  Event Horizons  Haha! Using wumao whataboutism tactics, bud. Go join them.
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  1576.  @archstanton6102  Why wouldn't people fight against global corporate hegemony on the world's largest video platform? Come on...
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  1577.  @TyrSkyFatherOfTheGods  National socialism, even in the time of WW2, was heavily revised over basic fascism. Corporate interests do not necessarily need to be prioritized or even made equivalent.
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  1578. Everyone takes off their shoes in the southern US as a courtesy where I am...
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  1579.  @gepixelt7712  It's much more logical and consistent to compare with OEM exhausts. Any V8 can be made to sound great with an exhaust (e.g., tgsasaki). GT350R, Ford GT (though supercharged), 355, 360 CS, 430 Scuderia, 599 GTO produce some stellar noises stock off the top of my head.
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  1580. Feigning victimization: Their ultimate resort.
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  1581. The are still plenty of rust-free pre-2003 cars around as it affected some worse than others. They really are enjoyable and easy to work on and definitely most reliable S-Class with this engine series
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  1582.  @yangleezhao5847  Because it's absolutely true. There are more scammers per capita in India than any other country on Earth. Your anecdotal evidence means nothing. But I wouldn't expect you to care about facts when China is legitimately colonizing Africa at the moment.
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  1583.  @captainripley  The gameplay is great? The gameplay involves repetitive locked door bypassing, code entering, and generator starting. You're confusing the gameplay and atmosphere.
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  1584. Such great cars
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  1585.  @BigHairyFenian  You get it.
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  1586. It's not even proper English. You can tell she speaks in Ebonics off script.
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  1587. From first listening to you on Autoline After Hours many years ago, you were entertaining. I'm very glad you've decided to continue making content.
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  1588.  @thelopper43  "Are all Jewish people to blame?" The exception doesn't prove the rule. Also, show nose
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  1589.  @siqongmason  Ha! Still dodging the fact that you made such a stupid mistake. Actions of a narcissistic charlatan. "Like you said..." Uh, no. You didn't say anything like that before. Yeah, more "efficient" forced induction and lower displacement engines come at a high cost of durability and reliability. This is also taking into account the increased expense of adding oil in the short term as the system burns it off in higher quantities. This is why I would not want to be in the EU complying to Euro regulations causing the standardization of 2.0L I4 and lower. This is clearly NOT hating anything "childishly". I feel sorry for you. Get a life.
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  1590.  @siqongmason  No insults here, buddy. But there's plenty of evidence you are a narcissistic charlatan from your writing alone. Get help. Aaaand you're still trying to justify what you said to yourself. All the mental gymnastics possible won't change it. Of course, anyone with basic knowledge will know that forced in induction is superior performance wise: ALL ELSE HELD EQUAL. That is, given a NA I6, of course a turbo I6 will be this way. Likewise, all else held equal, a forced induction engine will have lower fuel efficiency. Period. The basic premise of forced induction is to emulate the performance of a NA engine with the next highest cylinder count. Turbo I6 is similar to a NA V8. BASIC logic here. If you actually read anything I said you would see that I'm in no way arguing that a forced induction V8 is inferior to a NA V8.
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  1591.  @siqongmason  Narcissistic behavior at play. Shows that you did not bother to read the context of this thread. Especially that of Stan Curry's comment. I bet you've never admitted a mistake in your life. Edit: Your initial reply is so clearly a response to the questioned I posted in my previous comment. And so clearly a result of ignorance.
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  1592. The origination of Randy Marsh's special magic
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  1593. Such a weasel. Dual loyalty!
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  1594. These as the Acura TSX are everywhere in the US and very popular used cars as well.
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  1595. An intake in carbon fiber is so unnecessary. Very diminished returns over the original plastic or aluminum. Just make the same shape in a cheaper material.
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  1596. herranton1979 RR had auto-opening doors before Tesla did.
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  1597. The Spyker is certainly timeless
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  1598.  @MarkCalica  Oh yeah. D4S is a great solution and VW just seems to have ill intentions not giving us their system.
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  1599. Ah, Ford Flex. Designed by a British man and assembled in Canada. Not the definition of an American icon. The Flex is also not a very common car in the US despite being made for so long. The platform was popular with chauffeurs and funeral homes, though, with the Lincoln MKT. Many hearses.
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  1600. Preferable to me in every single way over the new GT
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  1601. You kidding? This is a huge threat to Model X. Massive increase in quality in many ways
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  1602. Such a distasteful waste of money
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  1603. Chinese bots influence and deceive with anything related to China. Don't believe the hype.
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  1604. Ah, so Charlie must be the other driver for Winding Road. Never knew his name.
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  1605. I think I'd prefer the lighter aluminum body of the 206 too
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  1606. The easiest way out of the conversation.
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  1607. Superpooper by 2030 saaaaar
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  1608. Maybe 5% of it
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  1609. Ronan B There is nothing "suspicious" about the Genesis vehicles in the least! Ridiculous. Their engineering is just as good, if not better, than the rest of the world. They even have several German engineers and designers to lead development.
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  1610. That's nonsense. It allows you to easily check, visually, if the locks are engaged or not.
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  1611. The Mercedes interiors were still better in the 90s, to be fair. Cadillac interiors got even worse in the early 2000s.
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  1612. Yes, the 2.5L inline-5 in the Jetta is essentially half of the Gallardo's V10 engine.
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  1613.  Martha Marcy May Marlene  Joe Biden is a public official and he is within many of those email conversations addressed by the NY Post. Keep coping. He's done.
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  1614. They are well-aware of their hypocrisy. A healthy society would shun these people
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  1615. The zoom on the scuffed podium got me.
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  1616. They also found far more casings in the sniper outpost that was being used than was claimed
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  1617. ​ @WANDERER0070  That wasn't driven. I have seen German cars several decades old with less rust
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  1618.  @johnnystorm74  Weak. I've watched them since nearly the beginning and they are honest people. Their previous jobs are irrelevant. They made videos because they wanted to bring China to Westerners; Western opinion of Chinese conditions and government was much worse than what he was showing. He could've only helped. There were many more awful things they could've focused on instead of showing that Chinese people are mostly decent living under a ruthless and corrupted regime.
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  1619. The shape of the GM EV1. The best shape for any BEV
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  1620. rsr789 American cars are getting better and better. FCA isn't American.
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  1621. Oregonians would know a good bit about scat right now.
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  1622. I put a Bilstein Touring kit in mine as well
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  1623. There is a good bit to not like about everything other than the engine...
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  1624. I'd still take the Ram with a Cummins.
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  1625. It is very beautiful in its simplicity.
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  1626. David Wolf The 5.7 Hemi should give you much less to worry about mechanically. They are proven.
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  1627. Oh, the W222 interior will certainly age better. Even the 221.
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  1628. puttyputty123 It's bought for the driving experience on average.
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  1629.  @ricardoe2579  The electronics actually became a bit less reliable with the later systems after switching away from fiber optics. Later Comand units had way more issues.
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  1630. Charlie Foxtrot In case you're unaware, the chicken tax doesn't effect SUVs like this.
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  1631. Yes, Lucid may have high losses per car produced. It doesn't make the quality of the product any less impressive. It is very difficult to engineer a car for cost efficient manufacturing in the United States. It's also very difficult to design a competitive EV at all. A lot of potential.
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  1632. Using a CVT will bite them later.
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  1633. Thanks for visiting Ed and the Milton area. One of the nicest places to live in the country.
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  1634. This thread, so far, has missed the extremely likely possibility they are concealing the true percentage of them, especially considering even the US government is concealing crime data and population demographics through reclassification, etc.
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  1635.  @MartijnterHaar  Absolute nonsense. Hydropneumatic is vastly superior in ride quality to any pneumatic suspension ever made (quality held equivalent), albeit more complex. It is worth it. There is a reason Mercedes-Benz's ABC was always an upgrade to Airmatic, for example. The age of a technology does not matter. Please experience an original DS and you'd be shocked. True luxury.
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  1636. Some of my favorite Ferraris. The 550 and 575 are priced nicely currently. I prefer them in something other than red.
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  1637. I don't see any valid excuse to ditch the v-twin when there are countless motorcycle v-twins that are emissions compliant
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  1638.  @AsecasJavi  Nah. I have a cock but I eat with it.
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  1639. Best part is the DOHC NA V8. Too bad the engine isn't in somethinguch lighter
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  1640. It's a country that throws cow dung for festivals, drinks urine, and baths in a river full of dead bodies and waste of all kinds. They need to help themselves first
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  1641. When the rooves started speaking Korean.
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  1642. The standard 996 GT3 is also special to me.
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  1643. Not even close mechanically.
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  1644. That is what horns are for.
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  1645.  @802Garage  Just realized you did that one Scotty Kilmer spoof video. Nice. That man is a hack and there is so much wrong with his ignorance. A stain on the Toyota community if anything.
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  1646. Those mods are great.
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  1647. Setting costume records here, Ed
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  1648. Nonsense. Much more simple and conservative compared to the mess of the last gen
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  1649. Regulations suck!
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  1650.  @davebrown5124  Blame the degenerate criminals putting others' lives at stake...
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  1651. I remember when all the Chinese Tesla competitors were catching on fire frequently. Should be more worried about those. Should have built the Tesla factory in Japan or Taiwan
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  1652.  @emotionz3  Irrelevant when you don't also consider inflation (purchasing power)
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  1653. Some old guy finally recognized the arm band hahaha
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  1654. This is definitely the nicest variant LM002 I've seen
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  1655. I'd recommend an X3 over an X5 unless you need all the space
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  1656. The behavior of Somali towards native Japanese was reprehensible, but just one of many. There have been other black tourists causing chaos in Japan at inordinate rates too, including vandalizing shrines. It's also important to realize African mobsters continue to be allowed to dwell in Tokyo without being deported, for some reason.
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  1657. Surely the chief program engineer made great contributions to the car. Surely not appointed because of identity. Speaks like she could be working for a marketing department or secretarial job and doesn't touch anything technical.
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  1658. It set the benchmark for drag coefficient and frontal area. Sacco and team did great
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  1659.  @vegasmike  Right. All the dealerships have large portable fluid transfer pumps that can suck it out of the trans fill hole or dipstick tube.
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  1660. K900 is positioned as a more elegant and conservative design for a different group than those of the G90. .
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  1661.  @elbuggo  Yeah, buddy. Because they would spend billions developing guidance computers, control systems, and specialized communications equipment (that has been verified to work with the preserved code by many hobbyists) for a "movie project".
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  1662. Person Guy Maybe an evil vegetable. No geniuses here.
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  1663. They think they can build the current Kia nameplate into something with high brand equity. Instead of creating a new brand which is crazy work, this could happen. A few years into great products like these and he Stinger and people will soon dissociate with the shitty compacts.
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  1664. Saab had more independence than people think. So did Volvo under Ford.
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  1665. My grandfather actually had one and drove it all over the country, including through Canada to Alaska and back, multiple times
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  1666.  @tapsofosiris3110  Average American IQ in the 1920s was nowhere near 59 based on level of achievement and the tests were not very prominent. Research is divided with some theorizing average IQ has increased 14-18 points since the early 1900s.
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  1667. So this is the real reason Jackson went to Florida.
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  1668.  @randomuploads1015  Arrogance and anger? No, haha. That's funny. But your contrived comment shows you very easily convince yourself the tone when you read something and aren't afraid to use baseless ad hominem attacks. Don't tell me you work at one of the dealers. Hahaha
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  1669. Good engineering is being able to design an innovative product while also retaining excellent serviceability and repairability, within the budget. The majority of engineers don't understand this. Just remember that experience doesn't help if you've been doing something suboptimally. Not an attack against Sandy but it's to challenge the notion that experience is king. Many variables.
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  1670. Nailed it.
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  1671. The S2000 has the perfect amount of power. Something Tsuchiya would agree with.
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  1672.  @JayEmmOnCars  By this logic the Ford Flex is also Canadian because it is manufactured in Ontario. Aaand it was designed by a Brit.
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  1673. Would probably be better with an Aisin transmission given their better reputation for FF transmissions.
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  1674.  @implodingbaby  Feels great when you aren't wasting time in a 10 year old GTA game
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  1675.  @damilolaakanni  They didn't. Column shifters are almost perfect ergonomically, even in the finger-operated variant Tesla uses (amazing considering the rest of their interiors are ergonomic nightmares)
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  1676. Poop sock Nah, it's what Daniel said.
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  1677. The additional alphanumeric naming is awful. Meanwhile, Lincoln will outsell Cadillac with real names.
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  1678. Craig Williams Geely Holding is just that... a holding group. They only fund them essentially. All the work is still done in Sweden...
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  1679. It's because they're really using the full LCD displays to cut costs. It costs more to manufacture the nice traditional gauges.
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  1680.  @leaveme3559  "Hate speech" is an arbitrary measurement that would be abused in an instant by any tyrannical government.
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  1681. And they should indefinitely for several reasons: Reliability, large aftermarket support, etc. It's all you need and it's why Lexus has a higher CLV than other luxury brands (people are more likely to return to them). And yet Lexus is giving up NA for forced induction. I hope they integrate the turbocharger systems without flaw because it will turn those loyal customers away when the related parts give out like other luxury brands.
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  1682.  master DOGE  Or worse, a crossover. Yuck.
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  1683.  @LV-1969  The thermal paste issue on the 360s was ridiculously easy to fix. I still have my original 2006 console. Took many years of hard abuse. Cleaned dust out frequently and applied new thermal paste once.
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  1684.  @le_combattant2458  Then it's overly accentuated induction noise. Either way, it sounds artificial and is atrocious knowing what the engine really is. It's hard to believe they don't assist it with some speaker sound.
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  1685. Still a great interior design.
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  1686. Yes, he knows
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  1687.  @fredom5223  I sure as hell would keep all of them (whether for pleasure or parts) if I could afford it.
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  1688. Morgan W "It's still a Kia." This phrase means *nothing*. It's a brand. Say it with me: branding.....
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  1689. It's not just "generic" parts. The OE manufacturers of the parts (because automakers don't make most of their own parts to begin with) can keep selling them even after they are discontinued as OEM (dealer parts) aren't stocked.
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  1690. And there's even an LC-F coming!
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  1691. And they will continue to think the solution is importing "skilled" labor from second and third world countries rather than simply investing in their own people's future. Just so they can pay them 10% less. The reason we even got here is because they wanted short term gains in exchange for long term pains. Greed.
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  1692. Yeah, except in this case Ghosn was actually a corrupt POS who had ulterior motives. He was, in fact ruining Nissan with the strengthening of the Renault partnership and they all know it, regardless of how it "saved" the company close to 2 decades ago. That is the reason why their products have been lackluster. Renault (and its French government ownership) was benefitting from the partnership almost exclusively. Wait for the facts to come out rather than the laughably easy explanation that it was just identity-based discrimination against foreigners.
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  1693. 27:40 Just a small taste of Indian culture. News articles like that are extremely common
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  1694.  @KerbalLauncher  They do a full inspection before reuse. It is very thorough. Parts not to spec are replaced, obviously.
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  1695. Hahaha. The best M5. Good one.
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  1696. The old IS and Altezzas are just as charming as the old GS and Aristos were before being even more disconnected.
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  1697.  @ThorneyedWT  Machining tolerances certainly aren't any lower just to accommodate low quality fuels. No idea where you heard this but it's nonsense.
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  1698. ​ @charlesswitzer8378 Depending on the personality type people will do the same thing without being anonymous. Many people seek public validation from rage too. Anonymity is not the issue. Different people display rage in different ways. Abandoned buildings in some countries don't have graffiti at all, despite the ability for people to do it anonymously.
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  1699.  @JT-hm1rf  See above. Nothing factual about it. If you get sucked into the narrative you'll become as mindlessly defensive about Tesla as this douchebag.
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  1700. sigor2011 VW's diesels still didn't pollute a tiny fraction of what, say, a Ram 2500 put out. You are truly brainwashed by something.
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  1701. Except this is a BMW powertrain and drivetrain with Toyota tuning. Doesn't apply.
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  1702.  @joshuaoverton3309  The diesels are much better. And the statistics highly contradict your statement. A Land Cruiser (if not rusted out and abused by a negligent owner) will be infinitely more reliable and durable on average. There is a reason Land Cruisers from the 90s and 2000s go for 2-3x what comparable X5s go for. And an X5 doesn't have any of the capabilities of a Land Cruiser.
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  1703.  @warrenpacholzuk9190  See a psychologist.
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  1704.  @ElliottAlvis  IP wasn't a CRT.
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  1705.  @poordems9327  "Oyy, it's anti-Semitic to point out the extremely disproportionate influence peddling done by Zionists (both in Israel and in the US) and the extreme wealth and control disproportionately held by them over both the public and private sectors". Remember this the next time Israel coaxes the US to fight a war in Iran, etc., that we have no reason to join. No, it's not worth thousands of American lives to support an "ally" that is playing all sides (if Israel's China relations don't bother you, you're probably brainwashed with "Judeo-Christian" nonsense, or a Zionist yourself).
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  1706.  @poordems9327  Almost forgot to mention their disproportionate control over lobbying groups (AIPAC) and "charity" organizations (ADL, etc.)
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  1707.  @nqrtzy8765  Go outside and pretend it's not there. I'm sure you'll be fine. Chairman Pooh hand rubbing intensifies
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  1708. They said the same about Tesla
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  1709. Pretty loud on the highway
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  1710. ​ @johnschlaefflin2100  And it's still one of the most dangerous places in the country. Wonder why...
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  1711. And Islamists
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  1712. 5:41 You have NO idea whatsoever what it's like to live in a multicultural, multiracial (the two are inextricable), society like the United States and the damage it does to the stability of a country from crime and incompetence. The historical evidence is clear within every major US city which, at one point, was majority-white but later became majority-black (Baltimore, Compton, Detroit, etc.). Decades and decades of repeating issues followed after they obtained political power, despite political elite and academics assuring us they are just as capable of carrying the torch, and were replicated in opposite ends of the country with the exact same results: Destroyed cities, failed government services, much lower quality of life, and disastrous levels of corruption. A figurative light switch flipped in terms of the scale of time. And they don't even want to live in the very cities they inherited because they're all so terrible. Don't dismiss sane people for being "racist" and naturally wanting to live with people they evolved to prefer. The fact Russia is using this obvious reality as propaganda is only natural: Countries tend to utilize their enemies' weaknesses for gain. Doesn't mean it isn't true or even exaggerated. Assuming so is fallacious. It's understandable to have heightened skepticism with any propaganda, though. They're also using the riots in France as such, but that's still a very real issue, no different than what led to the collapse of the cities I mentioned earlier. Also, name any rights that trans people don't already have. You can't. It's movement propaganda you've fallen for yourself.
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  1713. And the VW Beetle is the same size as the GAU-8 Avenger system in the A-10.
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  1714.  @TECsta76  Disagree if your intentions are purely emotional enjoyment from a car. Electric steering, thick steering wheels, overly boosted brakes, and driving assistance are not my definition of "fun".
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  1715.  @rubenlay610  Drove a Model S for 3 months. Most boring car I've ever driven save for the acceleration party trick (which gets boring quicker than I thought).
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  1716. I'm sure you referred to CNN, MSNBC, and ABC as such during the Obama administration, right? I'm sure you did because you aren't a hypocrite, right?
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  1717. Don't sell it. Do a long-term review
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  1718. Oh, they will get broken alright. They've already been buck broken, I do declare
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  1719. The interior is atrocious. The single display Tesla layout which exudes cost cutting shouldn't be copied
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  1720. ​ @carloscanizares101 It should be removed entirely. Many people don't want to look at it. At least the old Sport trim didn't have it
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  1721. The Alpine sound system in the original Navigator sounds better than most new systems.
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  1722. Nope. Not comparable and that was many generations ago.
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  1723.  @NJRipeStrawberry  Buick sells many high quality cars not sold elsewhere in China.
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  1724. Nope. You just described them as high trust and claimed it is not. "Everyone is assumed to be trustworthy" is the definition of high trust. Failing to trust only after misdeeds are discovered is still high trust.
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  1725.  Captain Reset  I have some blinker fluid and snake oil to sell you.
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  1726.  @dionysus8792  The CCP is the side with no negotiation skills.
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  1727. As he said: Either they call it as it is or the WHO deserves to be shredded by everyone.
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  1728. To gauge area you would need CdA, which has been erroneously conflated with Cd in the past
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  1729. Stalkers are dangerous. Arm yourself.
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  1730. I don't disagree but I would actually prefer Verde Artemis from the Murcielago 40th Anniversary.
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  1731. It should be a Mugen Civic Si if he does
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  1732. Yes, W220 with M112 and M113 and 722.6 trans are indestructible too (aside from heavily varying corrosion issues)
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  1733. Yeah, I'd still go with a Golf GTI despite infotainment quibbles (don't really interact with it much anyway).
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  1734. Paddle shifters?? It's a truck!
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  1735. Hollywood killing children in the name of "anti-racist" propaganda. This type of propaganda is irresistible to them so it makes sense they would overlook restraint for the sake of impact. And of course they got off with a slap on the hand. The nepotism doesn't just stop within Hollywood
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  1736.  @markplott4820  Not the point. After a few years of hefty depreciation (new brand and model) the parts cost won't really change
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  1737.  @mtalha909  You absolutely clueless. Spend some time in the automotive community (SUV community, etc.) before speaking with such authority. One of thousands of YouTube armchair warriors. The $36k SR5 4WD is basically just as capable as this TRD version minus the upgraded suspension. It even comes with an LSD. Put better tires and a skid plate on it and you have 90% of a trd pro.
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  1738. 6:29 But the G8 GXP had the 6.2L LS3. You can't compare the G8 GT to an SS.
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  1739. TacoTom The W220 had most of the tech in 1998. MB was very innovative in the 90s and it was a technology showcase. That's what the Maybachs were based on. And there's plenty of stuff that was on an S-Class 19 years ago that has yet to make it to regular cars.
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  1740.  naranhan2010  Your blatant support for breaking the Joint Declaration until 2047 speaks volumes about you. 吃翔!
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  1741. Erasure, yeah
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  1742. How I wish Volvo still made the I5!
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  1743. No need to be loud. Sounds great stock too
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  1744. Sam Phillips He clearly has cars he drives and those he can afford to make in his own museum. Do with your money as you please.
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  1745. Always nice to see comments from engineers (usually can't be bothered even without NDAs)
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  1746.  @f181234  I wasn't talking about "this problem". But, while you're at it, direct injection is inferior to dual injection like D4S.
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  1747. @Social Justice Warrior Offended Islamist on YouTube. How original.
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  1748. @Social Justice Warrior Oh, yes. What an intellectual you are. Forgive me, holy Muslim. I have forsaken your glorious religion and therefore am reeking of unoriginality. Go on. Don't you have some keyboard wars to win as a very original social justice warrior?
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  1749. No, you can't clearly see anything.
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  1750. Nurries, mate.
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  1751. Wisconsin had far more votes than registered voters. If they commit fraud in Wisconsin it could be anywhere else: Especially corrupt cities like Detroit or Atlanta. Edit: They updated registered voters to 3.6 million yet 90% voter turnout is highly unlikely.
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  1752.  @NGMountains  These people won't accept anything but spin. Leave them to their grandiose delusions.
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  1753. Not surprised he speaks the "wokabulary" at all. Sad.
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  1754. Way more quiet than modern luxury BEVs. The amount of sound dampening material in this car is nuts
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  1755. Yeah, but I think he was being a bit tongue-in-cheek
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  1756. Tony lee Everything here is better quality than a Ford interior.
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  1757. People like this just don't understand how to live. Of course, I'm glad you still handled it professionally.
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  1758. With all due respect, assault is considered getting up in someones face and shoving, prodding, etc. Battery is physical harm.
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  1759. Power and money are inextricable
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  1760. ​ @EricK-tb2dn "Low ready" by the way. That's not what the officer claimed. He said he "pointed" it at him. Timestamp which frame proves he was low-ready. I'll wait.
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  1761. Some footage of experimental aircraft leaked (they've been testing triangular variants for decades) and they had no choice but to publicly name it UFOs
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  1762. Joss Ambrose MSM: Classist and racist comment was shaming poor people and minorities, which typically commit more crime, in white supremacist YouTube comment-chain!!! A horrible day for mankind.
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  1763.  President Joe Biden  1k+ comments on Fox News in just 3 months, huh? That takes a very low IQ person or bot to accomplish.
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  1764.  @msj.randel1496  Yes... He is an American. So why wouldn't Marxism in the US also be personal? ...
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  1765.  @jowarrior  They did absolutely nothing, more than a non-functional sensationalist design, that bests the CTR 3 and its price
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  1766. Engine certainly fits the 8C better than any Maserati it was used in
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  1767. Back when full-size luxury SUVs were cheaper than full-size sedans.
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  1768. VirtualVictory™ As the saying goes, what modern American conservatives are truly conserving is classical liberalism and the Constitution.
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  1769. These people get deported for good reason and then immediately try to go back in illegally. Oh, and many of the walkers that will get into the US and Canada are robbing and killing. Yeah, quality people.
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  1770.  Khaffit  You are tragically misinformed, bud. Even in Karl Marx’ 6 steps of communism, socialism is the 5th step. Communism is a form of socialism. Trump isn't a career politician. That's why people vote for him. Biden and Harris, on the other hand, are the definition of it.
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  1771. The Cherokee had nearly the same rear legroom, etc., and wasn't much harder to live with. It was obviously first. The Explorer's improvements do not imply the Cherokee wasn't first.
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  1772. Very questionable design elements added and the interior is a near carbon copy of other new BMW products. They can at least improve the IP graphics or something to maintain continuous improvement.
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  1773. Documentation is nothing compared to the actual hardware and code, which survived: >https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-_93BVApb59FWrLZfdlisi_x7-Ut_-w7 >https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-_93BVApb58SXL-BCv4rVHL-8GuC2WGb
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  1774. I love all the "handling by Lotus" cars.
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  1775. Well, you are the minority and your position has no influence compared to the Likud fanatics
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  1776. Sneaks button into victim's house "I swear it wasn't pressed by me!"
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  1777.  @FusionBoost2.0  Uh oh, subjectivist kool-aid drinker is here to tell us something contrary to data
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  1778. Meanwhile, Stacey Abrams (the nasty person who denied election results when she lost to Brian Kemp) started the "Fair Fight Action" which started out as denying her election and pivoted towards claiming there is systeming oppression preventing minorities from voting Democrat. Insane
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  1779.  @xlmVictory  Well, technically, some aren't in Japan.
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  1780. These could be turned into excellent campers
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  1781. Interior is far, far, preferable to me over Model S and Model X, even with the flaws
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  1782. The best overall package in any current EV, for sure
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  1783.  @RecBuddha  That's the thing. The sidewalks will never be done this way. The city won't pay for it while they wait on property modifications to be done. So you're stuck with a rally course for the handicapped.
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  1784. ​ @Emzzz78  That word never had any value and was always used to shut down conversations about important subjects
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  1785. Yeah because 1/10 of a second really matters in a truck.
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  1786.  @abpanda1596  Wrong. The difference is the "national security law" put in place by the CCP forces any Chinese company to hand over data (of any kind, including foreigner data) at their request. If they say anything otherwise they are lying.
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  1787. This could definitely be redesigned today to have a much lower bore axis and would be a sweet shooter
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  1788.  @kawangkwok5262  Right. And its ironic that they've simply rebranded American and Japanese cars and still put that nationalist name on them.
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  1789. ​ @JimBrowning  With India's population alone a "minority" is still an extremely large number
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  1790. Funniest shit in a while.
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  1791. JoeyandLindsay That's bullshit. It does great in crash testing. The NCAP test just had faulty airbags. Blame the airbag companies.
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  1792. Figured you'd review this. It is way overlooked and a VW employee once told me the VR6 makes up less than 5% of Passat's sales in the USA. That was before the diesel was dropped, though.
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  1793. Are you people out of your minds? If you aren't educated enough about American politics and people, you should all stay the hell out of it.
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  1794. +Anton Sturesson Same engine, just minor nomenclature and tuning differences.
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  1795. kraenk12 Always the Americans responsible for it, right? Ferrari's designers couldn't possibly have fucked it up.
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  1796. Blue Euphoria It actually has several USDM 2008 Mugen Si parts.
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  1797. You can't seriously think they are saying "not" can you? The ignorance of people (children) is astounding.
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  1798. James Spader This one is outdated. New one coming soon.
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  1799. Vlad Saghin It's not scary. Their products of the last 8 years are fine.
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  1800. You must be quite a special child.
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  1801. This is propaganda probably funded off of Hillary's campaign money to brainwash Europeans.
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  1802. Will be interesting to see Cadillac's new styling direction on the updated CT6 that was shown on the recent concept.
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  1803. Joshua Johnson EVs need new battery tech to achieve that.
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  1804. The new Ford GT in that old GTX1 color would be pretty nice!
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  1805. kirbyswarp GM didn't immediately effect their values and goals. Saab continued to essentially do what they wanted to do, against GM's orders for quite some time. Even if they took a GM part for use in their automobiles, they felt a need to rethink, and redesign the part to some variable extent. They would even design parts from scratch, especially for interiors. GM wasn't too happy when they found out this was happening; it took piles of cash out of their accounts for what GM saw as unnecessary. So yes, over time, I would say Saab had eventually fallen under GM, but it took awhile.
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  1806. Dmitry L Same thing is done by others. For example, with M performance... although an AMG engine isn't the only thing that makes an AMG an AMG. There are many other enhancements. Think of it as getting part of the full AMG package.
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  1807. Rob Cousins Audi used to have the highest quality interiors during the Daimler-Chrysler era of products. After Daimler AG had the chance to redo their entire lineups, MB objectively overtook Audi a couple of years ago.
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  1808. +David Verbruggen Nope, not all of them.
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  1809. The interior haptics are just not as good as they should be. The switchgear and the central system is straight out of a Civic. LCD technology has progressed so far and they choose to use something with a resolution from 2008. We have OLED HD screens. They need to use them to fit the image of "high tech!"
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  1810. +Doubting Rich Except that's not true. Some (ahem BMW) use more lower grade Chinese parts than others (MB).
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  1811. GT6SuzukaTimeTrials Nothing was truly cheaper back then. If you haven't heard of a purchasing power index, then look it up.
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  1812. Very nice as usual and I do like those unique wheels.
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  1813. These are more underrated from the factory than the M3/4s by the way. They are actually producing close to 470 hp at the wheels.
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  1814. You should go for it in the blue.
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  1815. Nicely designed for sure.
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  1816. In the U.S. I don't think all of the Genesis cars have real leather. However, I almost disagree that it's a disappointment to use real cow-hides. Instead of wasting the hide from the cows slaughtered for meat, they can be put to use. Besides, an S-Class uses MANY cows for an interior, haha. Leather doesn't make me hot or uncomfortable (especially with ventilated seats), but the fake leather you see with VW, BMW, and MB-Tex is really sticky and gets hot much faster.
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  1817. I couldn't imagine getting trapped under that hatch in the wrong place! Haha!
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  1818. Great as always, man. Very detailed.
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  1819. ... And the W222 is getting refreshed next year to be even further ahead.
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  1820. This thing would put me to sleep.
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  1821. shah sh Yes.
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  1822. +Komor Uddin My S-Class certainly doesn't have flashy wheels and many more people in the U.S. would seem to agree with me. I guess we prefer to buy them to please ourselves and not OTHER people. I always prefer the conservative wheel options on an S-Class. :)
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  1823. It's still about the same.
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  1824. They are actually great road trip and highway vehicles
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  1825. PSYCHO Obviously... those are taxis and company cars. American taxis have more in that time.
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  1826. Trump isn't really calling the shots. Remember that.
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  1827. Forgotten Weapons Can't wait.
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  1828. You're spoiling us with two Thursday vids!
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  1829. Only thing similar is the badge 😂
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  1830. Everyone I know in the USA has always pronounced Porsche correctly. I've also taught people the correct pronunciation before myself. I knew these already but it's so nice to make a video with all of them together for people!
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  1831. Horacio Armenta No, that's what dealers are charging right now because it just came out and the market value is inflated from demand. Just wait 6 months to a year and you'll get one at sticker.
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  1832. Danny P Silver looks great on S-Classes and is a signature color of the brand. Also, luxury buyers like earth or dark colors in general.
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  1833. Perfectly said as usual man!
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  1834. 👍
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  1835. snazari1994 No, it's not. It's not even that much older than the current Pilot.
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  1836. Nice job, Thomas!
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  1837. Andrew Cobb Don't store your communist manifesto too visibly or the 'evil' capitalists might steal it! Capitalism: The same system that allows your communist propaganda to be sold and distributed.
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  1838. Fernando Valley Nope. It's just that the shit identity politics that are going in the U.S. don't actually matter.
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  1839. قناة الوثائقية الاسلامية I'm a westerner and never eaten a pig in my LIFE. Fuck the hell off. Many of us don't. I only eat chicken at most.
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  1840. Well... they spent a crap ton of development cost on a new FR V10 NSX which was supposed to be out by 2009. They cancelled at the last minute. I always hated Honda for that. We could have been on the third gen NSX by now.
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  1841. RLAgito It's protectionism. Classic case of protecting European competition. Look at the other vehicles that got 2 stars.
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  1842. kirbyswarp Spyker took a gamble. But I don't like GM, and I don't like the values they stand for. I never will.
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  1843. karma bad But yet there's still a chance... a chance neither China nor the US wants to take.
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  1844. Dead Smoking Who wouldn't want the DVD collection of the Great Leader's adventures?
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  1845. JKU2015 They're growing relatively fast.
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  1846. +ossimjew I disagree with the W220/215 platforms being pieces of shit. I currently own a 2000 S430 and it has been nothing but a juggernaut. The key is not to buy the post-2003 models with the active suspension. I also like the design better pre-facelift. They are great cars when maintained properly. There's a ton of small things that have to be done to prevent the large things from failing (i.e. the air suspension compressor actually has a filter that needs to be changed every couple years).
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  1847. +ossimjew I'm not trying to offend you, but the 2003 model year was the worst year you could have possibly chosen. ABC is one reason and new electronics systems are another. A 2000-02 is perfectly fine (and should be with preventative maintenance). BMW reliability is a myth, but I've actually owned my S430 for many years and never had an issue. The M113 engines are known to do 400k + miles. Of course in an ideal world we'd all go out and buy a Lexus. :)
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  1848. I have to disagree. I know many people in my area who are in their 30s and 40s who absolutely love them. I've loved them my entire life.
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  1849. The best GM truck made.
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  1850. One of two BMW products I would consider buying right now.
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  1851. Shell Casing Matter of opinion. S90 is my favorite design of 2016.
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  1852. Excellent specification.
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  1853. Obviously not existing Mustang fans. It's a biased sample when only the technology-obsessed types would end up in something like a focus group. Only a small number of Mustang people would even sign up for one
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  1854. @巨魔光榮的 Only 33 comments on this channel? Better step it up, wumao. You aren't posting as much as your overseer requests.
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  1855. He was being very generous here. That's the least of the problems
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  1856. This was way funnier than it should have been. Oh man.
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  1857. Atrocious exterior design.
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  1858. ​ @Thebluetap3 No, it is not even comparable to the Chinese area. And it's on the ocean for a reason
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  1859.  @redwineisfine  He is right. Lexus has the most loyal base of any luxury brand. Because of this, they have more buyers and people buying after their lease than the others.
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  1860. BornToBeFamed If it was a V8 TT wealthy wives everywhere would be plowing into grocery stores.
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  1861. Mitsubishi might have done it if they didn't leave the market. They were the last DLP TV manufacturer
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  1862. Replacing with coilovers may be fine... but, you've lost a major attribute of the car's character by ditching Airmatic.
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  1863. Hell no. Get a Sienna.
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  1864.  omniscient xt  It has to either be a troll or he just has ridiculously stupid double standards.
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  1865.  @MunroLive  They used screws in filter door for a good reason. It's just as quick with little access and, yes, anyone could accidentally break a tab and have to buy the part again.
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  1866. Agreed. I think they would do well.
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  1867. Not a good decision to make the charge port electromechanical. It should not require a motor. Takes longer and isn't as reliable...
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  1868. This is a more ideal interior than Tesla's. Having a direct line-of-sight display is just better
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  1869. It's not at all appealing and the choice of glossy finish is horrible.
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  1870. Pneumatic suspension is way better than hydraulic in the long run. Really not that hard to work on and despite the higher cost of struts (that's still cheaper than hydraulic or magnetic) it's easier to replace them than conventional shock and spring
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  1871. Amar K Model 3 has the better battery technology. Everything else in the i3 is better technology. Specifically, the innovative carbon fiber body structure is far superior.
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  1872. As others say, ICE isn't leaving us. It will still be here for enthusiasts long after we are gone. It's just that fuel prices will skyrocket once the scaled production of it is no longer necessary
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  1873. I think they'd do well putting the CT4-V Blackwing engine in a CT5 variant as well. More practical fuel economy, rear seats, and a good bridge between this monster and the CT5-V
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  1874. Toyota4Life I have a 2000 GS400 Platinum edition... complete with factory spoiler. It was one of the last built in June 2000. As of today, 78k miles. It does have a nice response from the start and not bad at all in higher gears (mechanical throttle body vs. inferior response electronic throttle body of the GS430).
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  1875.  Harlod Shekelbond  Or, you know, just your people
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  1876.  @rossmanngroup  In all seriousness, though, modern auto wipers are flawless mostly. Always the right speed
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  1877.  @KitchenSinkSoup  He has a point, somewhat. Humans are not reasonable animals. If you believe in objective morality, as I do, society will never reach its potential when hampered by unrestricted publishing. Likewise, modern news media is very cabalistic and the influence on the population is well-engineered and weaponized (the very media influence that instigated the Jacob Blake riots where Rittenhouse was present). This is not to say that speech/press should be state-censored and operated, but that more serious repercussions need to be in place for journalism (and publishers) for repeated, and demonstrably intentional, malign propaganda. A society with enough consequences will reduce this behavior (assuming governance is corruption-averse regarding this power). I understand the age of mass communication makes this seem impossible to control, but it's the major media outlet oligopoly doing the most damage (and obviously oligopolistic social media networks too). Would definitely reduce the mob-control of the media .
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  1878. You are joking... right?
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  1879. Overpriced for the engine.
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  1880. It's basically about equivalent to the 75D Tesla models (not made now).
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  1881. Off to the reeducation camps! A perfect alliance with the CCP is emerging...
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  1882.  @dizzlebizzle8424  Maximum cringe. The axis were very reasonable with social issues but command economies are obviously not the way. We need to take the best elements of such cultures to increase social cohesion
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  1883. Yeah because, once again, Bill Nye is such an authentic scientist...
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  1884.  @foodandart5808  Uh oh, using Qanon morons to generalize Trump supporters. They are a very vocal minority, just as genuine communists are who vote for leftist candidates. Not even going to touch your other illogical implications.
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  1885.  @Son37Lumiere  Yeah? How's the economy going (purchasing power, inflation, etc.)?
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  1886. Regardless of cause here, Honda has not been doing well since the switch to turbocharged. All else held equal, it's impossible to be more reliable than NA anyways.
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  1887. More based than almost anyone on the right to stand up for free speech like that. Not a fan of the religious-first ideology, but absolutely would vote for him over Trump (if just for the free speech absolutism and entertainment)
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  1888. King Nassro Yeah, I don't think so. The VW is $20k cheaper.
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  1889. Usual suspect...
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  1890. Very nice.
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  1891. Like every Kojima creation it's terrible at being a game. Should've stuck with Silent Hill.
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  1892. He was turning his firearm in to the female officer and had already surrendered it before being shot! You people don't even watch the video before licking boots. The officer believed a gun-scared bystander at face value and hastily decided to kill!
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  1893.  @johnanderson3853  This isn't reddit.
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  1894. A 535i with an N55 modded and tuned is far more reliable than one of these engines stock. I know it is because Alpina's variant has twin turbos and revised tuning making more power and torque. Crazy how badly they messed these up.
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  1895. "Has become"? Seriously? Might want to look into how long they've been this way. They've actively collaborated with three-letter agencies' psyops for decades to infiltrate and instigate within any movement deemed an ideological opponent
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  1896. All financial systems have drawbacks but capitalism is the only one that ends up with you getting what the fuck you want and when you want it.
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  1897. Jones isn't "our guy" any longer
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  1898. "I have friends of other races" will never be a solid counterargument, and neither will "I like all the foreign food". There would be nothing stopping those friends from visiting you in your own country, nor would you be prevented from visiting their country. Requirements for temporary residency would be high, though. White nationalists like Jared Taylor also propose dividing land in the US. It's not like people wouldn't be able to visit.
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  1899. When the ZR1 is released that will be the best chance
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  1900. I also have a 2000 GS400 silver on black (Platinum edition with black badging, birds eye maple wood, changed leather). Never selling it. The quality of the S160 was the last of a peak of Toyota quality... and they are still making much better quality vehicles than average. The few known issues that hit them over time and straightforward to do (and the HVAC mixers that make you take whole dash off) don't bother me.
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  1901. It will paint whites as villains and the reason society is a mess. Guaranteed. And any pro-white figures will be villains oppressing non-whites
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  1902. I'd rather have the base Q5 with physical gauges because it honestly just looks nicer.
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  1903. These are great. There is a Best Motoring review for one. Just saying.
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  1904. ​ @SP911 The lack of educated parents? No, it goes much further than this. The environmental factors are probably a smaller component than most are willing to accept
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  1905. 17:54 Why would it be any more expensive to manufacture when it's basically just traditional windshield curvature but reversed?
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  1906. This guy knew exactly what he was doing. He wanted to be the next martyr for BLM
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  1907. Kaya spills that shit on the table at about 1:19:50.
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  1908. Coming soon to a Corvette dealer near you.
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  1909. E65/66 are genuinely the worst vehicle you could own if you don't do the work yourself. It's not just the engine problems that the later V8 cars suffered from. The rest of the car has parts that are outrageously expensive and unnecessary. Actually wouldn't mind putting up with it for a good 760, though. The W220 S-Class is extremely cheap to maintain in comparison with less complexity (even with the hydropneumatic ABC suspension). The design sure does look great compared to modern BMWs
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  1910. They'll probably do several recounts per state like they did for Gore.
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  1911.  @jig-ga  Yeah? Then how to explain how clean and maintained Tokyo's metro is? That's right. It comes down to morals of the society.
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  1912. 8 for longevity? Jesus. You don't have data yet for this car and, based on the historical data of Subarus, it would be more around a 4 or 5.
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  1913. You're getting fooled by the plastic engine cover...
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  1914. Love it. The special scenes and communities in Japan are always nice to see.
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  1915. The motorcycle (or powersports in general) industry will definitely be one of the last to lose the ICE. Future ICE fans will turn to them if they want a new one.
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  1916. Yeah, one tiny problem and it all gets "recycled"
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  1917.  @matthewlane  Rituals like Christmas evolved into being paramount representations of Christian identity over time: Just as the Roman religious practices evolved from the Etruscans and Greeks. It is purely subversion to suggest that Christmas isn't a Christian ritualistic practice. If it is completely secular, and truly perceived as being secular by non-Christians, tell me why the creators of this movie decided to top the Christmas tree in the beginning with a Star of David? This was clearly a statement that wouldn't need to be made if your opinion was truth; non-secular Jews do not celebrate Christmas.
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  1918.  @rowboyto156  Haha. No. You can cherry pick all you want, but I assure you I can tell you much worse from post-millenium products. Especially the design flaws and simply flat-out inferior body integrity/interior quality, etc. VQ35 had ridiculous issues and the 37 is still produced with its outdated design. The VK56 had ridiculous design flaws from the beginning. Even their new VR30 wasn't ironed out well and people were having issues. Nothing new. The VH45, VH41, and VK45 are all higher quality V8s (especially for the time). They were paired to higher quality drivetrains, bodies, interiors, and were from a time where Nissan was actually innovative. You won't see Nissan/Infiniti products making such a mark today.
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  1919. ランドクルーザープラドがアメリカに来るといいんですが。アメリカに来たら、買います。プラドのデザインをGX460と比べると、おおむね上だと思っていますね。
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  1920. And none of these "domestic violent extremism" investigations will even attempt to cover the left-wing extremist groups which have caused the vast majority of terror and damage across the country.
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  1921. Imagine ever believing that someone could tell if you were shooting at tires or their body
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  1922. ​ @MunroLive Hardly any difference if barely driven. It's a POS regardless
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  1923. ​ @harshitajakiya No need to search for a reason. It happens everywhere in India! If it's not people shitting in the street, it's cows!
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  1924. Random Videos - Cr1TiKaL Full Streams One could say a better love story than Hitler and his Jews.
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  1925. 2:05 Lmao, you did not just say this. As if such a thing as "transphobe" even exists. The standard DSM-5-TR book still lists gender dysphoria as a mental illness, which is what it has always been. According to some activists, "transphobes" are simply those who don't wish to treat the mentally ill like nothing is wrong (enabling)
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  1926.  @fishkey9160  Begone deconstructionist. Compelled speech is the losing side of history
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  1927. If they must resort to this, rather than any other method, there must be something valid about the "antisemitic" beliefs
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  1928. The legends are largely based on fact (even if exaggerated). So easy to say such things in hindsight.
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  1929.  @Akbar_Friendly_in_Cherno  It is the truth and anything else is revisionism.
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  1930. AWD cars will never be the best "driver's choice" to me for so many reasons, compared to FR, but I'm glad people enjoy them.
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  1931. Almost everything I'm seeing is an improvement for the user over the Model S
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  1932. This footage is the investigation. The officer believed a bystander at face value about him brandishing toward them and didn't notice that the female officer already confiscated it before he shot!
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  1933. People who can afford those can afford their own garages or renting space in suitable garages for sure. And plenty of roads can fit them. Guys in Gumball 3000 just drove around Japan in those cars recently.
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  1934.  @AlessandroCorazzaCA  They are both already desirable classics. Obviously any AMG wagon will always carry more value
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  1935. 12:17 It can't be a "premium luxury car" with the interior materials and fit and finish of a $50k Audi. It doesn't get anywhere close to an S-Class or A8 (or even the Lucid Air), which is what it's priced closest to.
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  1936. Capacitive buttons and sliders rather than knobs will always be more unsafe while driving because you can't immediately feel where to touch. It's ridiculous to change something so proven like a knob.
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  1937. Actual numbers of losses are all speculation no matter how good you think your info is
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  1938. He should be focusing on EV efficiency because they aren't competitive in that regard right now
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  1939. Define "better". Better machining? Better materials? More benefits? They were largely none of these things. Even the vast majority of modern Russian equipment isn't compatible with the modern battlefield, so it certainly isn't better in that regard.
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  1940. GM's electric offerings are simply more inefficient than something like Tesla's. Longer charging times for the same range.
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  1941.  @mariaritter3129 You're an absolute ignoramus. You clearly have no education on the matter at all. Take your emotions elsewhere. The "National Security Law" set by the CCP is what allows any Chinese company to hand over data on anyone (foreign and domestic) upon request. They cannot deny it. If TikTok says otherwise they are lying.
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  1942. pandavova More than one. His other brother came out against Hillary and his brother in the last election.
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  1943. It's not biased when a $120k car has interior components from a $16k Dodge Dart or even a Charger. The Audi components were high quality to begin with.
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  1944. Whatever the longest warranty available is
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  1945. I've lived in smaller. You definitely want to be out doing stuff all the time. But with Japanese, they're also always inside gaming.
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  1946. E39 was peak BMW. Its products never improved overall afterwards.
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  1947.  @sakariaskarlsson634  It's not zero at all. They have mistakenly killed many American citizens before.
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  1948. You can thank Allied blockades of supplies toward the end of the war for mass starvation
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  1949. Now they can take the mosque with them when they mow down crowds of people, eh?
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  1950. Braun was truly a visionary and used whatever funding and financial support he had for his dream of human spaceflight. I'd like to see how complicit he actually was in slave labor. I am not one to blame the creator for the usage.
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  1951. Still no HUD but a display for rear passengers. Stalks are better than buttons. The interior was not improved.
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  1952.  @JossRickard  Timing belts do have their advantages.
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  1953. Really? You conveniently mention that but the W140 would be built for the next 9 years. No reason to hate on large vehicles.
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  1954.  @TedwardDrives  I can definitely look further because that engine doesn't suit the car as well as a turbo Mazda engine would.
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  1955.  @ignaciodelgado1368  Insecure manlet spotted
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  1956. The irony of complaining about embezzlement when speaking positively of Stalin
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  1957. Each kidney being larger than a human head is a travesty.
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  1958. Disagree. Cancel culture is an entirely different animal. It involves cancelling based on subjective measurements and without conforming to simply legal definitions. Single instances of cancelling (as you describe here) do not fall under cancel culture.
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  1959. Did you just say the murderer was Welsh?? His parents were both black African!
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  1960. @TRUMP TRASH "1K+ comments" on this channel, eh? How does it feel to devote your life to a YouTube comment section as a troll?
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  1961. Perfect for people who actually wanted a family and need to tow the camper
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  1962.  @lilith5uccubus  Hahaha. They're real.
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  1963.  @BambiTrout  Most of it was written centuries after his death, but I concur
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  1964.  @jeffreybudzek97  Mindless trolling? Hahaha. You're yet another uneducated fool peddling myths. Even conservative doctors everywhere are shocked at how politicized it has become from idiotic conspiracy theorists.
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  1965.  @jeffreybudzek97  https://www.advisory.com/daily-briefing/2020/06/16/mask-covid The studies are overwhelming and to be taken seriously. Of course, it is simply common sense to use the proper mask ratings as well, but even cloth will stop large droplets.
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  1966. 19:45 This is what works and what Ford's base wants. Leave that to Rivian and Tesla.
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  1967. What a great story and amazing pictures!
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  1968.  @thespalek1  Not just that. An entire ship full of them crashed. They couldn't produce enough. I'm sure insurance covered it but the brand just couldn't produce anymore.
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  1969. You seriously used a thumbnail with the klan to represent white nationalism? Anyway, at the bare minimum, Europe should be full of nations for Europeans and the native populations maintained as the only citizens and permanent residents, with few exceptions. If immigrants (even second generation) aren't deported it will be the end. The birthrates simply mean there will come a day when nearly no natives exist
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  1970. YouTube is technically social media but it's the only one I use.
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  1971. Not just that, but the strategy of deforming the wheel into the car itself shows they are only caring about passing the tests at the speeds they're done. If they cared enough to do it properly then they would do what Volvo engineers do and allow the entire wheel and hub to shear off. Preserves more of the momentum and reduces injury significantly at speeds higher than just IIHS or NHTSA testing
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  1972. See you in late 2024
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  1973. Still have a framed photo of a red AIV on my wall
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  1974. Which is sad.
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  1975. Play it. The game was so good it inspired the anime.
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  1976.  @johnclamshellsp1969  Part of the drive was already leaked. Some other images, though... they've tried to delete those from the internet.
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  1977.  @blewyd  They don't really have an excuse other than raising the numbers each time. Part of marketing heuristics nonsense. If people weren't so gullible they wouldn't do it.
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  1978. Don't think it will sell well unless the road version stays between 2,600 to 2,800 lbs with this engine. If they were designing their own engine why not use something more inspiring and interesting like the small turbo V8 in the F40? I'm sure the research would show much more interest in a small V8 that would make up for increased design and production costs.
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  1979. And it allows weight savings...
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  1980. A variant of the Coyote definitely belongs in the Bronco
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  1981. Truly cultural enrichment. If you don't want it, you're a bigot
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  1982.  @JoshuaShalam  That being said, the Tesla is superior in its battery system and other electronic subsystems
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  1983. VW needs to design a rear-engine Beetle, a new bus, and more reliable gasoline engines.
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  1984. Maybach 57/62 Zeppelin. The ultimate form of the W220 S65.
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  1985.  @omarmatin1052  Yeah, I know. I'm actually one that encouraged him to do that. I've followed Sasaki since they posted their YouTube videos of the S600 many years ago.
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  1986. A people only good at copying others' ideas. Poorly
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  1987.  @802Garage  The buzzwords used at times such as my specific timestamp are paired with biased perceptions of reality. These are the "woke" dog whistles. Her biased "personal experience" provides no statistical evidence of a "heteronormative" or "patriarchal" society. As others point out, regardless of the level of societal influence (contrary to biological) on the decisions ultimately made, forcing or manipulating people into complying with your twisted gender quotas is not ethical or virtuous. People will do what they wish and others should not consciously bend the will of others.
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  1988. Despite comments suggesting so, cowering and running away from your native land isn't the solution
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  1989. Hope the synthetic noisemaker can be turned off easily
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  1990. Steam was a better technology than people today realize. Steam engines never polluted: The heating source to produce the steam did.
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  1991. Autogefühl Technically, it's sold as the Lexus GX460 here.
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  1992. F50 is also my favorite Ferrari. Magnificent driver's car in every way.
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  1993. Kanye is right. He just chose opportunistic grifters to help him. So many better choices
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  1994. It is hideous. BMW design is a cesspool of retards now.
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  1995. A jacko The law is set up to favor the consumer. As long as you meet the conditions (see gov site) for lemon law, you should be fine. I didn't use an attorney and this was with Honda (in Georgia). They flew out some idiot rep from California who didn't know anything to go to the lemon law mediation. Save all contact with the automaker (letters, emails, service attempts, etc.). Had to fill out an adjusted value they need to pay based on the mileage and age of when the first time the problem was documented. You can do it easily.
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  1996. It's nothing compared to the amount of tax revenue allocated toward all types of foreign aid. Take a look at how many trillions the government has given to Africa alone. All to fuel massive population increases of people who would starve to death as soon as that aid was taken away. Imagine how great the country could be without these expenses
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  1997.  @Shmee150  Go to a decent range with quality firearms and have fun!
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  1998.  @tommynobaka  It's funny how polar opposites the MB and BMW V8s were of the era. The MB M113 was as easy and cheap as a small block GM V8. And then BMW thinks it's wise to have such things like water-cooled alternators
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  1999.  @constantinexi6489  Oh yeah, it's definitely 4chan that's causing the ideology. Your sanctimonious brain is lost.
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  2000.  2019 Corona virus CCP virus  For such a claim you have linked no sources.
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  2001.  @MrKarmapolice97  Yet the 300C is still much better than this.
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  2002.  @kamisheye  We're on CNN videos because, unlike Marxist/progressive leftists, we actually watch news of all biases.
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  2003. You can thank the Chinese for forcing Lotus to be a luxury/EV competitor
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  2004. Too bad about the rear repairability. Will definitely affect insurance premiums
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  2005. keva kevincek BMW ended that era in 2002.
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  2006. The Land Rover dealer network is atrocious. Good to somehow find a great indie shop.
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  2007. As if the Kremlin isn't already suicidal enough. They kick their one true English liaison out!
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  2008. In just a few decades we went from the US being 80% European to frequent situations like this with officer Moreno shooting the criminal Moreno. And Moreno the criminal was classified as white even though "it" was clearly not. 🤡
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  2009. Exception doesn't prove the rule. Elementary statistics but of course you wouldn't comprehend the definition of "usual"
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  2010. I just don't think the mechanical quality (and much of the trim) matches the asking price with modern Rolls-Royces.
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  2011. No thanks. The size of an E60 5-series. Too big. Even the new 2 is a bit too heavy. The Z4 30i or 230i are probably more fun to drive than their I6 relatives. The M340i, and even new M3/4 are isolation chambers in comparison to many other options
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  2012. T. Howard Luckily Lotus now has Geely's backing.
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  2013. I remember when Testarossas were the choice affordable Ferrari. I went to a Dodge dealership and saw a nice yellow one going for $45k or so because someone traded it in on a gen-4 Viper
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  2014. 3:50 I'd say it's largely due to the addition of double-paned glass.
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  2015. Imagine not understanding what self-deprecating humor is.
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  2016. Really not worthy of being uploaded
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  2017. Oppression and inequality, therefore, was not as bad under white minority rule. It was clearly propagandized into being worse than reality. A much higher standard of living is the antithesis of oppression.
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  2018.  @AminUllahKhan2011  Nearly every international museum
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  2019. Your police don't even do anything but go after people saying mean things on the internet
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  2020. su1ac0 Not true at all. GS400 was not only a non-Japan exclusive (not sold in Japan), but was sold in much lower numbers. Google isn't hard. Use it.
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  2021. Hahaha. You don't even know what ideologies you're talking about, as the other commented said. One can be fully supportive of white nationalism yet not an anti-semite at all (but still called Nazis by willingly ignorant people like you).
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  2022. Very concise breakdown. Agreed
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  2023. ​@woylie0969You would be shocked how little it takes to throw off social cohesion and basic trust. When some of the people are hundreds of times more likely to hurt you, scam you, or vandalize.
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  2024. Subpar quality.
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  2025. Pretty clear the track pack should include improved cooling
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  2026. ​ @tesla_tap "Getting dirty" from combustion isn't the only thing determining the life of an oil. So tired of hearing fools say it will last for the "life" of the vehicle. These motors should last over a million miles easily. The oil will not be within spec at that point, even with a good filter
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  2027. A shameless amalgamation of prominent luxury brand design. No creativity.
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  2028. Yes, I like to refer to that as macro diversity: Essentially, maintaining basic biodiversity
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  2029. The market for EVs has only just begun. Battery energy density will be amazing in the 2030s
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  2030. We can't achieve escape velocity? Uh oh, moron alert.
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  2031. There are UFO conspiracy theorists and reports from many other countries though...
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  2032. Lucas He's good at getting to them fast.
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  2033. Yep, the CuriousMarc channel certified the guidance computer
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  2034. Conveniently sent him off to Delaware, supposedly, so he couldn't have easy press access for contradicting remarks
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  2035. Just too much for public roads
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  2036.  @TedwardDrives  Don't be afraid to get on the horn.
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  2037. Least competitive brand these days. Hopefully when the group resurges with competitive mainstream Nissans we can see more investment in Infiniti
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  2038. Chinese infiltration save for Sky News.
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  2039. Less than average (problems per 100 vehicles). I'd say no but close.
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  2040.  @professorpancakes6545  Africans who evolved in sub-Saharan Africa are not European, are not English, and never will be. That's it. Separatism is the ultimate method of preserving macro diversity. Mixture of races and cultures eventually leads to no diversity of humans regardless of the speed or method of mixture. Accept it, bigot.
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  2041.  @estewarrior1  I mean, most Americans are just a few generations removed from Europeans. All influenced together
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  2042. If you want to see "thirsty" just look at the people and their motives behind this hitpiece.
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  2043.  @doLH-ji1ei  The main problem is probably the authoritarianism.
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  2044. 05Forenza It might still allow a spare to be mounted.
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  2045. This man is about as insane as Jones. Just the left version.
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  2046. Absolutely. They had one video of an experimental government aircraft release unintentionally from a service member and labeled it a UFO to feign ignorance. Now it seems they are rolling with it further
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  2047.  @Mrshotshell  Some engines are tuned for specific amounts of back pressure (e.g., emission regulations) so, yes, it can be critical
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  2048. Better choice.
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  2049.  @minnesotaproud1949  Such shallow logic. He's mentioning her position against fracking because it is detrimental for votes in the states mentioned. Being less dependent on foreign oil is also... a great thing (to say the least).
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  2050. She has no business trying to subvert Japanese society. Do not let these people ruin Japan like they ruin the West!
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  2051. The truth is W220s are probably the easiest German cars to work on. That's assuming it isn't a model with ABC.
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  2052. Aggressive isn't the word. This is definitely more aggressive.
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  2053.  @SwiffyDK  Ask any professional designer and they will give you an objective answer.
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  2054. Would be perfect with a Honda K20.
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  2055. All it took were European engineers and designers to make it happen. I wonder why that is...?
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  2056. One of the few things that needs much stricter testing is licensing in the US
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  2057. The Toyota V8 duo won't be beaten.
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  2058.  @davidharris9259  It's a legacy powertrain and drivetrain. It works better than all the others. 1UR and 3UR have their origins from the 1UZ, you know, the most reliable V8 ever produced. But that's ok, you get your extra 1,000 lbs capacity and shitty engines/transmissions.
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  2059. BCJDM Bigger tire sidewall and good handling and ride with it. W220 had 16s.
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  2060.  @WolfThorneLives  And dangled the prospect of taking his own children away from him
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  2061. Import the third world and become the third world. Every single time.
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  2062. 997 GT3 RS. But I would do a lot to drive this on a track.
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  2063. ​ @XxEvanxX97 Exception doesn't prove the rule. But you wouldn't expect a neighbor like yourself to understand the concept of frequency or the definition of "usual", would you?
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  2064. I'm sure they consider themselves very "tolerant"
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  2065.  @kayak1995  Did you even read his comment? Every single Tesla still has bad QC issues.
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  2066. Specifically population reduction of whites while continuing to facilitate population explosions in places like black Africa. Never focusing on why most pollution is from India and China either.
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  2067. Or buy a Charger Scat Pack, save $8k and have a great time.
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  2068.  @zipel  Yeeeah... not at all
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  2069.  @Kyzrath  Most of the internet is full of outspoken radical leftists generalizing anyone right-of-center and using "right winger" as a genuine disqualifier. Get over it.
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  2070.  @AlistairWolfe993  The Cobra R engine is also a reworked version of the InTech. Much closer to the original InTech than the GT's engine.
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  2071.  @bb2status  No one did call it a Ford GT engine. The fact is the Ford GT's engine started life as the InTech. Period.
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  2072.  @user-xt3xn2hl4e  "...Worse than shooting up some POWs." This, people, is what we call dismissive belittling
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  2073. Ambivert.
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  2074. Rob Pitts People who buy cars conspicuously aren't my idea of car people. I could not care any less what some rando thinks. Not trying to show off anything. But, to those people that do know, it's special. I don't think the LFA is incognito, but it definitely attracts a more sophisticated person.
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  2075. The greatest English dub of all time.
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  2076. ​ @briansilver9652 Even so, that is much more labor-intensive than the traditional methods. Still more expensive insurance and an inferior structure after the "repair"
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  2077.  @Magoo8975  I wonder what the likelihood is that this footage was a lower speed run mismatched with the data.
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  2078. Plastic Walnut Vegans are manipulative, relentlessly persistent, authoritarians, aren't they?
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  2079. Don't think so. VW needs to import the Polo GTI.
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  2080. The police made the conscious decision to lie about not really knowing what the motive was. THEY WANTED TO CONCEAL IT FOREVER. The manifesto also mentioned "tapes" the shooter made that the feds will probably never release either.
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  2081. There are plenty more out there.
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  2082. The K20. Best engine in a FF car ever.
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  2083. You couldn't make a small BEV truck for less than about $30k right now. This is the point...
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  2084. Good question for Gavin McInnes
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  2085. 4:15 Utter nonsense. What drugs did you take when doing this, Doug?
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  2086.  Sunamer Z  Yeah. 44.1kHz uncompressed.
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  2087. youtubasoarus There will be no issue with parts availability here.
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  2088. 9:32 Well, that's simply their entire agenda summarized. Thanks for the daily reminder that these are very evil and ignorant people we're dealing with.
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  2089. It's not safe compared to any other modern vehicle. If you're hit by something like a Model S, or especially the new Hummer EV, you're dead.
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  2090. Weapon? 90% chance it was negligence but not a weapon if it came from the lab.
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  2091.  @arivertoeveryone  It's not that powerful yet.
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  2092. Fuel economy isn't terrible when you realize the standard F-150 with the Triton V8, or the Navigator with the InTech V8, got about the same 20 years ago
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  2093. Same thing was in Buicks of the 90s.
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  2094. Per the SAE, only level 5 is actually autonomous. All other levels are "automated" driving.
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  2095. Interior is just so bad.
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  2096. Lies and more lies. The GM BEV trucks are all far more inefficient than Cybertruck. Longer charging times to achieve the same range, more energy consumption, and more energy costs that quickly stacks up.
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  2097.  @BeczaBot  Uh, yeah: Hitler invaded surrounding countries because he considered the territory German historically. There were also many German speaking peoples within those countries being attacked and belittled. The rhetoric by Germany in the 30s isn't too different, ideologically, than that of China against Taiwan currently.
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  2098. You'd hope this is just a one-off case of an employee being too sick to work properly. But it's Tesla. Many of them are likely the same with broken trim clips and all.
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  2099. They shouldn't let sedans go!!! They need to do it right on a FR platform instead of FF.
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  2100. They weren't in the belt long enough to get lethal doses...
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  2101. You can buy a K900 all you want. A top spec K900 interior is better than a base LS500 interior, however a better optioned LS500 still blows the K900 away (save for the user interface).
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  2102. ​ @MunroLive I have owned German cars that sat outside in lots for 20 years with less rust
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  2103.  @js424u  I'm also in insurance and could not disagree more. The US system has its pros and cons and has far more pros for innovative medical research and development. The UK system is worse in nearly every experiential way for users.
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  2104. ​ @TheDragonofRevelation  If they lie about the truth it's simply a lie
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  2105.  @SLJShortt  Doesn't get more definitive of a strawman attack than this...
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  2106.  @AMortalDefiant  That is absolutely wrong information and I don't know why you would cherrypick FY 2020 results for VW (an outlier) and then use Tesla's FY 2021 net income. All struggled for obvious reasons in 2020 but their FY 2021 net income was $20.846B!
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  2107. In most circumstances it is your right to hold a firearm on your own property when an unknown person is entering for self defense. Barely any time to identify. Not saying this was the scenario but highlights the importance of proper identification to reduce chances of any misidentification.
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  2108. It's legitimately just a larger cell. Not much will change
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  2109. Unadjustable very short length of pull makes that "brace" unusable for many people
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  2110. Abolish the entire two-party system...
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  2111. He was disarmed and the officer believed a bystander at face value! Should be 0% justification
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  2112. I met a guy who crashed his because someone pulled out in front of him. He couldn't use his legs anymore and still wanted another one
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  2113. Don't agree with Destiny on many topics, but he's one of only a few leftists truly willing to discuss with ideological opposition. Of course progressive tech companies don't like him. They're gatekeeping and scared people could sympathize with anyone he interacts with
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  2114. 11:10 Colonialism was definitely a good thing for India. They were given a kickstart into modernization yet couldn't sustain it without help. But the British should have never gone there. It would be so much better if they were still isolated and not invading the world's job market because of their own nepotism and overpopulation
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  2115. In a just society, they would be ostracized and poor. In a great society he would've been tried for treason
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  2116. Look at the suburbs where the 1% lives in every major US city
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  2117. Kevin F1 Yuck
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  2118. sliwka621 Saves you some speeding tickets. ;)
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  2119. Holy shit that's dangerous.
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  2120.  @onedrop7967  They have not "...become an arm of the leftist Chinese government". That is objectively false. If you understand how the CCP operates instead of just stating a ridiculous conspiracy theory then you'd understand. They have covert operatives that infiltrate companies like Google. They've been doing it for decades to steal IP, etc. This censorship is more of a result of these influential CCP dogs within their ranks than a collective decision to do it among Google board members.
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  2121. Weak bait
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  2122. Haha. The S600 was almost in the red in this video too. You gotta fix the cooling issues.
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  2123. Imagine this with a genuine luxury interior on par with luxury cars and it would be perfect.
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  2124. I've always loved the 40th anniversary 996.
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  2125. My first thought was an accessory seizing/breaking (like water pump or power steering pump bearings) and belt falling off. This is why I like gear driven water pumps (edit: and timing belt/chain water pumps)
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  2126. 小さいタイヤ！
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  2127.  @I_Do_Cars  A great choice for reducing the center of gravity for high end cars by a small amount. Few expenses spared in making flagships the most competitive on paper. Aluminum would technically corrode too, and glass-filled thermoplastic alternatives were too new to risk issues at this time. BMW decided to use such covers and cracking issues arose.
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  2128.  @KUROSHURA  I like them in silver derivatives too. Grigio Titanio and Grigio Ingrid.
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  2129. I was hoping you would somehow be there to tour Assad's compound shortly after he left
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  2130.  @adrianspector9501  Not for much longer you won't. Companies are packing up and moving out. Also, measuring success based on product alone isn't a measure of the state.
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  2131.  @Ivan-ud1gr  Not really. Primary goal was preventing scalpers as well. They just flipped it into influencer marketing nonsense
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  2132. Another tragic assumption of power by a genocidal Marxist coalition
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  2133. The car is really so good by itself that the absence of an I5 or I6 powertrain choice really hurts me personally and almost physically. The I5 (own one) deserved to be evolved. Nothing but reliability (and very expensive maintenance with that turbo and supercharger) issues in long-term ownership.
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  2134. How a man can hear a leader giving up arms and signing peace agreements and think it's nothing is purely laughable.
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  2135.  @optimusprime6436  Why don't you turn notifications off?
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  2136. CCP is now heavily pushing the narrative that it was the Pangolins in the wet market.
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  2137.  @con_Auto  $20k in parts for doing an L15 is probably $17k more than their cost
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  2138. The Model 3 is not fun to drive. There is no feedback through the wheel, pedals, anything. Same with any Tesla. Just as artificial as a video game. Absolutely not an enthusiast choice.
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  2139.  @HellbirdIV  European countries have good gun laws? Right. That's why terrorists/criminals are the only ones able to obtain, hide, and use firearms other than the few citizens qualified.
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  2140.  @HellbirdIV  By the way, the government has long since denied that concealed carry is a right here, much like driving a vehicle isn't a right. You have to get an extensive background check with full fingerprinting, pay a fine, and carry a license. You're simply a sad little boy who knows near nothing of the innards of U.S. gun laws while speaking ill of them because of some clear brainwashing.
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  2141. Going to be more work than expected with that movie prop.
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  2142. Oh, how convenient for you. Only someone with immense moral inconsistency could willfully ignore such corruption. Biden family will answer for it just as all other powerful people have.
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  2143.  @theyweredeadwhenigotthere1391  Based. Why have a new car when you can have several old used cars. One breaks, you have another to drive until it's fixed!
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  2144. XC60? Sure, if you want a huge hit with depreciation. I say a Lexus RX.
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  2145. They should They should But we all know why they won't
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  2146. $60k They can keep it
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  2147. Really makes you wish they would do a new generation with the same engine and a 6-speed instead of going electric
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  2148. ​ @rossmanngroup  Yes, it is basically used as #4. It has become a word interchangeable with leftism or socialism. Should just use the original words instead of the meme word in any official context
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  2149.  @plusmanikantanr  You just demonstrated that your English language skills are far worse than the person who used "your" incorrectly. You don't have the intuition to know it was a joke. Using the wrong word is very common: Not simply because they don't know, but because autocorrect will often undo what you type into the wrong variant. I'm sure your home country has an infinitely worse education system.
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  2150. Om Patel That would be because the Metris is not at all a V-Class. It's a Vito with a few V-Class trims.
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  2151.  @gunterlauch2264  Developed, meaning...? Everything about it is not worth anything as a Lotus. Just slap Geely badging on it and be more honest
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  2152. Just as the Chinese government planned: Total denigration of morality and the promotion of promiscuity in all countries but their own.
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  2153.  @Redshift42  You have either used premix, done seals, or the car hasn't been driven as much as an average RX-8. I love the cars and would love to put a 20b in one.
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  2154. Paul Sure, but many don't consider it a luxury car.
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  2155. Jorge Lopez Wasn't ever impressed with this generation RAV-4. Quality should be better on next one.
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  2156. Most of what made the car great is present in zero Honda products today
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  2157. Could probably fix it yourself
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  2158. If it was the true owner, they would likely go through the trouble of buying a new key through the dealer. More than likely stolen, left hidden somewhere for several years, and found.
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  2159. Falling for marketing nonsense. Most Lightnings sold will be upper trim and $60k+
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  2160. Thinking about getting a nice pre-2014. Found one last month in amazing shape under 60k miles and less than half the price as the 23. I prefer the pre-facelift body. Everything else is the same
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  2161.  @Filo181.  Hahaha. What a casual denial of a well documented genocide.
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  2162. It's not a true statement, though, is it?
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  2163.  @milodemar  Yes: The children online who have yet to grow out of the mentality of trying to reinforce their ignorance through arguments because they are very insecure.
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  2164. The design is hilarious.
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  2165. Stop blaming Israel for things that Iran does.
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  2166. Donelle Miller They heated them with separate portable burners.
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  2167. Very poor NVH.
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  2168. Well, my first action would be to see if those tests are flawed in any way, because double-paned glass certainly reduces noise significantly when the cabin is sealed properly (especially the windshield).
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  2169. This thing is about as indestructible as a roach. Why sacrifice it and risk several years of reliability issues? They can easily modernize it as is.
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  2170. Yeah, stealing and selling them on black market.
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  2171. Not even close to having the utility of a ICE truck. A rich man's toy
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  2172. Uh, maybe what went through the minds of the hundreds of thousands of other owners? Usability.
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  2173. ΜΩΗΔΜΜΞD ΔLΙ Way better .
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  2174.  @aeroripper  Taiwan has enough artillery and ballistic missiles to destroy the entire coast of China before they are breached, so there is a great reason why China won't try to do it by traditional invasion, either. They have been trying to do it from the inside by planting many CCP operatives in their government over time. They would try a coup first, probably
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  2175.  @tapsofosiris3110  Wrong.
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  2176.  @tapsofosiris3110  James Flynn and Jan te Nijenhuis to name a few. Now where's your source for equating Americans in the 1920s to modern Equatorial Guineans? Ridiculous conflation.
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  2177. ToastyClam Even the first generation Navigator had a better ride to me than the Rolls at the time.
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  2178.  @randomuploads1015  By giving a very straight forward review of my experience, you failing to actually read the comment, and you taking it completely personally? Don't think so. It's just smugness and probably a high dose of brand loyalty mixed in.
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  2179. Just one of the many Mossad blackmail ops. Such a mystery that most US politicians might as well be citizens of Israel...
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  2180.  @MichaelPhillips-jw4bj  And you just used a fallacy fallacy. Perhaps he wasn't even attempting to address his argument. It is true, regardless, and pointing out the usage of a fallacy doesn't negate his point.
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  2181.  @Macavity  As an American I can assure you we're just joking here. Don't know if you realized that.
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  2182.  @kristianspencer1978  Maybe to the GT but not the Shelby variants.
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  2183.  @senorgato70  Hahaha. What bullshit. Another straw man argument. You can't read properly, buddy. Yes, you can drive a 2UR-GSE very hard and it will damn straight still be running in 20 years. I still drive my 2000 GS400 and it had been DEAD proper after 20 years. The 2UR is an even more refined evolution of the 1UZ. Have a friend with 2013 GS350 and about 150k miles. Never an issue. You will remain ignorant with this biased, numbers-driven, perspective.
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  2184. Ok, "Darnell". The white guy was simply smart enough to take adequate cover
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  2185. Both countries are currently absolutely terrible in their own distinct ways. It's not a dichotomy. Anyone who has had to travel to major cities in the US notices the patterns unless they're blind. And mainly it's the absolutely out of control violent crime from groups that shouldn't even be here.
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  2186. Some of these messages, like this one, are too important to water down with ads. Shouldn't risk getting people to click off
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  2187. Toyota has used dual injection for over a decade.
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  2188.  JblueT  Koreans and Japanese vote less left.
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  2189. If gasoline had such a small network it would also be as expensive. Hydrogen refuelling needs a wide network and competition to drive prices cheap... It's how markets work.
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  2190.  @mb1326  >Implying there is no profit motive in a holding company acquiring JLR If they ever do turn around in the BEV age, they will be funneling it to India. Why even bother making these points?
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  2191. Will always prefer the original R8 V8 over them all
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  2192. Be careful, or what? You're going to report him to your CCP overseer?
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  2193. Nothing good ever comes from pit bulls
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  2194. Random ChineseGuy The tariffs were reasonable 10-20 years ago with China and when they were put in place, but China has developed so much that they should have made an effort to lower/drop them and have more free trade. Now, they still claim to be proponents of free trade yet would never agree to eventually dropping their tariffs on U.S. imports. Let's hope both sides abolish tariffs and do the best.
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  2195. They ditched the I5! I will always be a Volvo fan with the older cars. Not the new.
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  2196.  @Moorcin  It was just starting to look like a thread of grammar warriors. Thought I'd add fuel. Missed that it wasn't to OP.
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  2197. Guy didn't need to die. FEMALES CANNOT DO THIS JOB!
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  2198. Safer than any motorcycle
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  2199. I don't know if I'd call Saint Augustine ancient, but I guess it's relevant within the US
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  2200. ​ @rusheagle5090 And the fact is it's a false equivalency. Kushner should not have been pardoned but the father in-law of your daughter is not the same as your own son.
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  2201. Stay safe
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  2202. The LX570 is not a better choice than a Land Cruiser. Get the Land Cruiser and you have a better off-road ability (what it was designed for). An LX570 says it won't ever leave roads.
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  2203. SS puts more effort into a clever dress code than hiring intelligent people who can plan
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  2204. Modern BMWs couldn't be more boring. It's almost like they tried to be.
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  2205.  @juliussd5901  Less refined aerodynamically.
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  2206. demoCRIPS & reBLOODlicans 1 You're right. He's further left than the modern DNC.
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  2207. I prefer this experience over a C8.
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  2208. The arm band was hilarious. The North Koreans would probably put you in a real labor camp for it
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  2209. ​ @lenjames  It's manufactured through editing so, yes, fake
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  2210.  @TheBjjones  Thanks for correcting me. Lincoln has a higher sales growth rate than Cadillac since implementing the new names and objectively higher quality products. They will outsell Cadillac in th next decade.
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  2211. AJ Villegas Hell no.
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  2212. I might change the filters out after that, haha
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  2213.  @fredwilliams7893  Infiniti hasn't used an above-average engine in basically the entire existence of their brand. They have always been a step behind Lexus engines (V8s, for example) in nearly every way (more recalls, more costly long-term maintenance, etc.). The V8 Infinitis are great cars, regardless. Don't get smug. There is a reason the UZ engine series is the most desired V8 for engine swaps outside the US.
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  2214. If he was black he wouldn't have scored two hits and been behind cover well enough to protect himself
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  2215.  @TedwardDrives  Only makes sense if you can do the work yourself, really
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  2216. They have those at my location...
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  2217. The artificial noise is atrocious.
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  2218. Oh, not the Established Titles nonsense again
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  2219. Don't worry, India is being imported directly to the United States so they don't need to scam virtually anymore...
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  2220.  @ivofena83  Moronic nonsense. There should be consequences for such immoral behavior or it becomes a slippery slope.
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  2221. Worse. Like Ultraman.
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  2222. Blue Loctite is perfectly sufficient for a lifetime of holding those fasteners in
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  2223.  @Unchainedmaple888  I would wager that most of the design choices weren't made in Japan. It's mostly sold outside of their own country.
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  2224. Absolute nonsense. The naturally aspirated era of MB produced some of the most reliable engines and transmissions in history.
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  2225.  @amevaio92  That doesn't mean Ghosn wasn't a corrupt criminal here.
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  2226.  @HermanWillems  They do have traditional collectivist work culture that is distrustful of outsiders, but that is also why they are one of the most productive countries on earth per capita
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  2227. A moral person would wait to see how deep this corruption evidence goes. Trump was acquitted from Russian collusion and overwhelming evidence supports the Russian collusion story was a psyop from powerful leftists. Deep corruption.
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  2228.  @stevenglikin3219  It's an exaggeration but it's nothing like saying that. There's a reason much of Russia's supply chain comes from China. They're not exactly modernized when it comes to production
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  2229. We NEED to see a Grand Cherokee Trailhawk with the 5.7 vs. this Discovery SVX in an offroad capabilities comparison.
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  2230. PickelJars ForHillary Agreed. There's enough material.
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  2231.  @owenrodgers8020  Wrong.
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  2232. Geely Holdings is hitting home-runs with their foreign-investment strategy. Volvo, Lotus, their new Lynk & Co. brand. They will be getting much bigger. The question now is, which Chinese brand will be first to sell a real vehicle in the USA? Most of the CDM "luxury" brands are still priced less than regular Hondas or Toyotas (quality is lower as well). My bet is on GAC's Trumpchi as one of the first. Product-wise they are nice. Better than Wey, etc. Borgward may be somewhat competitive in the future. I would be surprised if Geely decided to ever sell their CDM brands here.
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  2233. ​ @meerak90 The "colonies" were brought a technologically superior and cleaner culture, while this is the exact opposite.
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  2234. These "pro-diversity" people only seek to suppress speech that offends their identity, at the expense of the majority. They are spiteful mutants. They have ruined America. Do not let them ruin Japan.
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  2235.  @owensparks5013  No kidding. Are you trying to convey a point here? This is implied. They use small cameras for inspection and extensive corrosion examination, etc.
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  2236. derbigpr500 While that may be, the Peugeot still lacks in body integrity and refinement. Compared to a VW, the future is more uncertain for these new Peugeots.
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  2237. He wuz a good boy n' sheeeeit
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  2238. Wrong on all accounts. These are the most reliable S-Classes ever made with M112/M113 and 722.6: 1. Pneumatic suspension lasts just as long as traditional shock and coil spring, as long as you change the compressor filter as required. Hydropneumatic (ABC) was the unreliable suspension. 2. They simply overestimated the lifespan of the new body dip anti-corrosion solution they were using so some cars were fine while others were awful. Not a condemnation of the car's engineering at all. This was totally resolved by 2003 production and you can still find pre-2003 cars with little to no rust
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  2239.  @sowelu66  Gave some to Kolya surely.
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  2240. Ya feeling it now Mr. Krabs?
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  2241. ​ @lawlkings The Model S which competes with this is extremely quiet. I drove one for months. You either own a cheaper one or are lying.
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  2242. Marketing continues to think they must increase the branding size on everything. Massive kidney grilles. Massive MB star. Oversized Lexus logo. Come on. What's next? The entire steering wheel is a star?
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  2243. The C8 is certainly trying to play the part of a luxury car.
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  2244. 8th-gen Civic Si was the best Si with everything considered. So much fun. I had a 2008 Mugen Si.
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  2245. random student You've objectively lost this debate and, like the MSM, can't substantiate shit without hearsay.
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  2246. The last great M cockpit. No display. No iDrive. Perfect.
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  2247. You get a Mustang to 150 and it's a sketch fest.
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  2248. Neither.
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  2249. Yeah, the officer should be convicted here. First shot was fired after his firearm was already confiscated
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  2250. They're simply afraid of competition. YouTube is becoming more and more unwatchable for non-premium accounts.
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  2251. I'll give it 8 years before it totally falls apart
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  2252. Nice to see a switch to a more understated grille design when most are switching to hideous enormous ones
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  2253.  Paulie Gualtieri  There's a reason Sacco liked the 220 more.
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  2254. VW manages to overpromise and underdeliver as usual
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  2255. Good. They're more likely to be saved and maintained properly
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  2256. That's not an argument
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  2257. Better than what they're making now in some regards... and I liked them more than the TL at the time.
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  2258. That's what happens when clowns are allowed to teach clowns and neither make any effort in their lives.
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  2259. Strawman
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  2260. Anyone calling for NATO retaliation after a nuclear strike is insane
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  2261. Come on! The 1LR-GUE is objectively the best production V10 made. As much as I have loved the S85 it's simply inferior.
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  2262.  @Anthony-dk7de  Another person correcting someone without a clue... THE priority for engine development at Toyota is reliability/durability (and overall production quality). I know this for a fact. They even send engineers on trips to make them learn why customers need well-proven technology and longevity in their engines.
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  2263. Such insane corruption. Yet another day in this wonderful morally inverted country
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  2264. Sadly
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  2265. All of you don't realize it's a joke.
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  2266. There isn't anything more nightmarish than working on Continental. At least the Vanquish is somewhat tolerable
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  2267. SLK AMGs if you can find one.
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  2268. Hovering your foot over the brake pedal is far safer than creeping using accel pedal. This is the reason it isn't better
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  2269. Many of the comments you're attempting to discredit do a great job explaining why. Try reading.
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  2270. Much nicer package than the sedan. I see absolutely no benefit of the sedan.
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  2271. It's a crime it isn't naturally aspirated and lighter.
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  2272. ​ @Hebdomad7 Sounds like you're terminally online and need help rather than him being "...a source of utter dread."
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  2273. ​ @nokiaverse No choice? Oh, they have a choice.
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  2274. Pit bulls should all be criminalized immediately. The statistics prove what a menace to society they are. Not like any other dog.
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  2275. It's simply a superior ideology to what we have now. It was a very logical reaction to the denigration, the infiltration and subversion, of German identity and social norms. I don't believe too many people here are driven exclusively by dichotomous contrarian positions, either. Silly to claim people predisposed for certain values would just be overwhelmed by contrarianism
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  2276. Uhhh... Because someone clearly popped the frunk before recording other than him and didn't close it all the way. What is it with you EV blog addicts creating conspiracies to defend Tesla?
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  2277.  @dublux9878  Oh. I'm a Tesla hater for stating the obvious? Funny how the majority of stanch Tesla lovers online have never owned one (let alone driven one). I've experienced Tesla from the beginning. A friend had a Roadster in 2009 and I drove a Model S 75D for a while.
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  2278. Absolutely not. No running away. That is their native land
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  2279.  @KeepingTheIronThroneWarm  What a hypocrite. You are slinging more "political mud" than anyone else here. If you can't distinguish between talking about the CCP government and the younger generation in China you're ignorant. Simple.
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  2280.  @KeepingTheIronThroneWarm  You said rightwingers. It was a mistaken association. I corrected it. The point stands. I am someone right of center but certainly don't agree with people generalizing universities and colleges (as someone who did very well in a business school with little left wing influence). However, there were 3 specific professors I did run across who were hopelessly ruthless in shoving their progressive agendas down students' throats in the guise of stories, etc. (Not literature departments, but anything related to culture or political science as well.) It does exist in varying rates across the universities. I don't like the generalizations about universities just as much as I don't like people like you generalize people for political views.
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  2281.  @tresemeio  You've just unconsciously said incel behavior is not involuntary. If everyone simply has access to paid sex, as you claim, this would therefore mean it's voluntary celibacy
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  2282. @RMH Doesn't take much research to understand why the Bowling Green factory does a better job of quality control (not that any GM vehicle should ever leave this bad because the machines do most of the alignment precisely). Never seen any C6 with this. I've had bad experiences with modern GM but even worse with modern Ford. I've noticed GM being way more consistent than Ford which is sad.
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  2283. Never relax. Not even once.
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  2284.  @TommyAngelo1337  It's more that current charging and range limitations ruin the luxury experience. It seems better in theory but battery tech isn't there yet. Having to wait an hour to charge your "luxury" car on a long road trip negates the purpose of the vehicle (comfort tailored for extended trips)
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  2285. The GM trucks of that era also had turn signal mirrors (but with arrows behind the mirror glass)
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  2286. Nikolai Pereira Not too dissimilar from other auto factories. Productivity is hard work.
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  2287. A squirrel is more reliable transportation than this Range Rover.
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  2288.  @thatflywelshguy9662  Gotta love how that dolt rants against YouTube mechanics but proceeds to be preach being an armchair engineer douche. I completely agree with you and I know from experience they have had the worst R&D, testing, and QC standards of all the German brands. They are doing a bit better now.
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  2289. 14:56 Total nonsense! 500,000 to 750,000 miles without a rebuild from the 90s to 00s Lexus gasoline V8s is easily doable. And in fact a well-documented million mile example has been shown without a rebuild to prove this. That's not even mentioning many earlier pre-strict emissions regulation diesels. I've also seen a Mercedes M112 with almost 600,000 miles that never had a rebuild. The more modern higher compression forced induction engines don't last as long.
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  2290. This act was committed by a mestizo, not a white man. His name was Mauricio Garcia.
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  2291. Wrong.
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  2292. Without a fight the dogs of the CCP will be even more emboldened. Fighting for the future is not futile.
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  2293.  naranhan2010  2047, dipshit. 2047. 吃翔
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  2294. Implying "far right" is a bad thing...
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  2295. Engine covers are for NVH. Take them off if you want.
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  2296. The kanji at the top of the license means "Heisei year one", as 1989 was the first year of the Heisei era
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  2297.  @rkc5026  The 2GS was made to be a great balance of driver's car and daily just like the E39 was. The are fairly light. Manual swaps are easy thanks to companies like XAT Racing. Can also easily put ISF rotors and LS460 calipers for performance braking.
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  2298. Both are too isolated and pompous for a driver's car.
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  2299. It's extremely reliable and has a vast aftermarket for the engine.
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  2300. ​ @davidlemieux615  They are much younger. Lucid first delivered over 13 years after Tesla
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  2301. Underrated color.
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  2302.  @randalica92  Hongqi. -50 social credit for you
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  2303.  @matt33876  Yeah, they greatly overestimated the life of the anti-corrosion solution used at the factory. This resulted in the majority of cars suffering from rust issues. But they varied wildly. It's not a condemnation of the car's engineering itself, though
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  2304. I remember even Jeff Bezos had one of these.
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  2305. It's the "hood scoop" that always ruined the 550 and 575 for me.
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  2306. Frail hands typed this comment
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  2307. Earlier this year I got one in a combo with their battery value pack. Two 4.0Ah batteries, a charger, and the ratchet for 80. They are so good for the price and good discounts occasionally
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  2308. 32:40 Much more likely the smaller hole was the entry and the large one was exit.
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  2309. Not-so breaking news: the E92 is a money pit for reasons mainly due to severe cost-cutting and poor design.
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  2310. Hope you found one. Have a GS400 myself with 87k miles. Never never selling it. Such a good car. I prefer it to the 430 because it still has a mechanical throttle.
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  2311. Timing with a phone? Really?
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  2312.  @davidgalinat4257  Not sure what kind of generalization this is. I personally believe there are more NA cars that are also enthusiast cars.
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  2313.  @iheartgs400  Not exactly. The rear suspension design and some other hardware is essentially the only remnant of the W210. Do some research.
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  2314. CassandraComplex Yeah, saw that one!... probably VeganGains himself.
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  2315. Deezy from philly Beg to differ. Cayennes are very reliable. Just more expensive to maintain because of higher quality parts. Not only that but it doesn't take a genius to put 35k into a car and leave 10k over for any possible expenses. And do all the maintenance yourself on them...
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  2316. It's just another new BMW. Too isolated. Too uninvolved.
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  2317. That was a goal. They know people aren't taking these on rock crawls. Better performance on the road.
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  2318. Or as another person found... inanimate objects like condoms.
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  2319.  @SantanKGhey1234  New dependability study shows Porsche has basically same number of problems per 100 vehicles as Toyota or Lexus and they have beat them in previous years
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  2320. This should tell you something very obvious: They usually see everyone other than themselves as inferior and want to subvert other European nations to keep them placated
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  2321. The Land Cruiser is there to be what the Range Rover should be.
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  2322.  @argentinodelavillacomerata2399  "Hurr durr, income tax is surely the only tax." Weak
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  2323. 2:43 Hopefully the people saying "Oh, you can just leave the fluid in the case for the lifetime of the car with no problem" on the BEV sites will understand this. You a diff with its ring gear and the reduction transmission all using the same oil. Just change the oil and cheap spin-on filter at least every 75k miles or so.
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  2324. Nothing sounds better than equal length headers on a Subaru boxer engine to me. I can somewhat understand the interest in unequal length but the difference is amazing with the right exhaust.
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  2325.  @josephwhiskeybeale  That is bullshit.
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  2326. It was because of the quality Japanese glue (probably some nice smelling animal byproducts). But if you don't screw up your interior they pretty much keep smelling like new indefinitely.
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  2327.  @lukemartin2476  Yeah. It's mostly all glue you're smelling in the old Lexus/Toyotas (headliner, carpets, etc.). They probably tested it for the right scent knowing their attention to details.
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  2328. Best auto channel on YouTube.
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  2329. Nah, don't burn it. Use it as a target at the range.
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  2330.  Dodadeus  At least do research before concluding things.
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  2331. So many people in comments who haven't experienced being tailgated by a short little woman driving one of these in that exact position
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  2332. M2 Comp is better.
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  2333. Cadillac is becoming more and more competitive like they used to be every year. 2019 with the 4.0TT will kick the competition's ass.
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  2334. ​ @jeremyashford2145 This comment is coping. He never did anything to suggest it was humorous. It appeared to be a serious case of narcissistic profiting
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  2335. Really trying to find a frame in the video where it shows the guy pointing a firearm at the officer and don't see it. Taking the officer's word, I suppose
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  2336.  @Drakey_Fenix  The money. Riiiight. That's why he declined a government salary and transferred business leadership to his children.
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  2337. Definitely like the B-pillar vents. Something Volvos and S-Class always did nicely
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  2338. I personally wish they would put the 1UR-FE in the next 4runner.
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  2339.  @scottwasson  Nice projection, Scott.
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  2340.  @I_Do_Cars  Dewit.
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  2341. Farhan Chowdhury Eh, what do you expect? Someone who loves the way Audis drive (which are mostly FWD save for true Quattro systems) has no clue about the difference.
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  2342.  @jonkeau5155  Yes, and the CTR 3 is a much better car with more vertical integration. The Lykan cars are a simple case of diminished returns unless you're an ostentatious person.
    3
  2343. Volvo without an I5 or an I6 option is a travesty.
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  2344. Beautiful in silver, that's certain
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  2345. LCD panels are so cheap these days
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  2346. Martin Lang Interior and exterior design is much better here.
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  2347. Xendor Dawnburst There are none, haha.
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  2348. Appreciate museum tours immensely
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  2349. People who aspire to be politicians are disproportionately corrupt for sure.
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  2350. SRT will live on. You will see. That decision was just an engineering reorganization.
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  2351. DebieDoesDalas69 TRG *Mexican
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  2352.  @marv8481  Subaru is by far the worst Japanese automaker in business today. They have lousy QC and lousy engineering standards. Subaru North America (like Honda North America, as I found out) are full of some very corrupt people.
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  2353. Glad you've shared this with everyone. Maybe one day you'll get to make another.
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  2354.  @noahwilleke9978  I'll correct you. The AMGs (and S600s) are nightmares to own. Mainly because of the parts like ABC never getting much cheaper. All of them are nightmares if left outside a garage, though. They don't like UV and water (or road salt). NA M113s are bulletproof and cheap and the 722.6 is also bulletproof.
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  2355.  @ncdozer3103  I concur and data backs this up. You can't feel where things are on a touchscreen, so you're forced to take eyes off the road
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  2356. So, Mr. Stankey does the stanky leg with Xi Jinping. Great.
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  2357.  @damilolaakanni  It's a modified version of the 5.4 InTech used in the first Navigator and also the Blackwood. So, technically it was in the trucks. Also later modified to be in the Ford GT
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  2358. INSANITY! CLOWN WORLD INSANITY!
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  2359. Couldn't agree more. The NA engines made those cars. They could've continued development. The EPA was certainly not stopping them, as another uninformed commenter said.
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  2360. ​ @M-S_4321  Jack Ruby's real name is Rubenstein. Stop using the fake name
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  2361. Wrong. They are scarce and in demand for collectors.
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  2362.  @reamiger1  Yes, we understand, you're an teenager who just learned about fallacies and want to categorize a simple short opinion opposing yours as fallacious. He's absolutely correct, they're tapdancing grifters who care more about staying out of the limelight than accomplishing anything meaningful.
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  2363. The people in the trailer commiting crimes were who again? If anything they'll have a mostly white police force being the biggest criminals in the game
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  2364. HarriCMP Compared to where he is? Hell no.
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  2365. Li Samuel Singapore has by far the highest car prices.
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  2366.  @wordreet  The proper form in English units is lb-ft. Don't be a troglodyte correcting people.
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  2367.  @AK47xSNIPES  "Money shifts will break valves not rods" Get more experience before speaking so authoritatively. It is completely possible to throw a rod through the block with a money shift. It's likely the valves will be somewhat bent but they don't necessarily break.
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  2368.  @mushie8447  Yes, exactly, Renault ruined the company. Which is why this hitpiece is hilarious. Ghosn is supposedly a "respected" innocent but insiders know what he did to the company. Two work cultures couldn't be more different. Didn't work for DaimlerChrysler and didn't work here. It's no shock the Japanese of the c-suite wanted to cut ties and continue on.
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  2369. Waste of a helicopter evac
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  2370. ​ @simonnachreiner8380 Right? Isn't a single attractive female in the trailer
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  2371.  @Fluterra  "And I am a former Toyota engineer from Japan." Great. And I am a former MB engineer from Germany. Give me a break. The statistics don't lie. MB is average problems per 100 vehicles while Lexus/Toyota consistently rank at the top along with Porsche and Genesis, etc.
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  2372. Airmatic is just so much better. Easier than traditional coil/spring suspension to maintain and replace. Very reliable. ABC on the other hand...
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  2373. It's not going to be at peace until the north surrenders to the south... which will never happen. There is still just an armistice in place. You fools allow yourselves to be manipulated by such a sick, twisted, government the Kim family heads. Ignorant of history.
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  2374. $80k. Hahahaha. $100k in no time.
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  2375. Stereotyping is a very useful heuristic for this exact reason
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  2376. Would be a great engine if not for the unnecessarily difficult maintenance and valve cleaning jobs from the direct injection
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  2377.  @AptomJ  This is crap? Haha. What an inflammatory and ignorant statement.
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  2378.  @abpanda1596  Hahaha. Pathetic. You could only believe that's a lie if you're a CCP member or brainwashed by CGTN/CCTV. Basically every source, except those of state-owned Chinese media, supports my comment. Try again, bud.
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  2379.  @abpanda1596  Only someone with NPD could think they're still right when the 2017 intelligence law of China is plastered all over the internet: Try again.
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  2380.  @abpanda1596  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Intelligence_Law#:~:text=The%20National%20Intelligence%20Law%20of,China's%20intelligence%20and%20security%20apparatus.&text=The%20National%20People's%20Congress%20passed,updated%20on%2027%20April%202018.
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  2381.  @ohlookadragon  They have that and, more generally, the 2017 National Intelligence Law. Both of these are interpreted corruptly, broadly, and in the CCP's favor 99.9% of the time just like any other law in that kleptocratic country.
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  2382. But you can call me SIR.
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  2383. Yes, because the cars in US would end up in hands of people who never do maintenance.
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  2384. Make it a manual too
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  2385. Nothing Lotus about it. Chapman would be seething if alive
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  2386. Loved the Engrish on the zoo displays.
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  2387. Chrysler needs to BRING BACK the Prowler!!!
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  2388. Can't wait. It is beautiful.
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  2389. Redline Reviews I already know it's great. Hasn't been this good since gen 1 and 2.
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  2390. ***** I think I saw that one already. Volvo is doing great. These will sell very well.
    2
  2391. Daniel Willis Drag forces are actually the true limit. Tire technology will advance for many years to come but production ground vehicles will likely never surpass 290 mph without years of aero development. It's likely they will never surpass 300 mph. Drag forces go up exponentially before hitting such speeds. The force is basically at a vertical line after 280 mph.
    2
  2392. Your total dedication to this brand is obvious as it has blurred your vision and caused you to be defensive.
    2
  2393. venom5809 Dumbass Tesla cultists...
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  2394. 99gt03cobra You can't "mishear" a word that is pronounced no differently than another word. He's just simply never understood what it means in context and when people say stupid shit like this, especially on the modern and lazy internet of societal mishap, it just irks my ass off. Most clearly, however, of all, the word "not" is a word defined unilaterally and learned by most at the age of 3.
    2
  2395. Oh yeah; I bought a 1997 Suburban new. That was the worst decision of our lives. That thing was the biggest pile of absolute shit I've ever experienced in my life. It had every failure you could think of before 30k miles. We couldn't wait to sell it. Thank god the next generation platforms were amazing and reliable; no one needs a vehicle produced in an era of GM worker-striking and factory turmoil.
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  2396. kirbyswarp Should I spell it out for you? Q u a l i t y C o n t r o l ! Staggeringly high percentages of not only these vehicles, but their other products, were defective for a number of reasons at that time.
    2
  2397. +audioblinker Again, I had a '97 which were notorious for being assembled terribly on purpose because of the striking going on at the plant.
    2
  2398. I like it... if you imagine it as a production version without the nonsense. My dream would be to see a new V16 in a car like this but of course that's stretching it. The Cadillac SIXTEEN concept has a similar proportions.
    2
  2399. Devan Vandekerkhove What do you drive? I'd love to talk shut about your life choices, asshat.
    2
  2400. +TheSmokingTire About 100 in existence, right? It's funny you got the works too because I know a guy down here (GA) that has a sweet black on black '05 Vanquish conversion as well. Works great.
    2
  2401. The best Civic Si. The new one is a major step backwards. Sad.
    2
  2402. Yes..
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  2403. Love these things. Also, Merry Christmas!
    2
  2404. Best interior out there now in the class.
    2
  2405. Alex F10 Upgrade to an E-Class instead when they get the new inline-6 engine family next year.
    2
  2406. +sliwka621 What are you talking about? These are gauges from a petrol.
    2
  2407. +sliwka621 Nothing showing on my screen.
    2
  2408. Trust me. They won't run out in the distant future.
    2
  2409. laowhy86 This is exactly the same sentiment I've had with my Chinese friends.
    2
  2410. 1990Thunderbolt Are you kidding???
    2
  2411. Looks great for tall people like myself.
    2
  2412. Well... The V6 engine in the "350" variants is a MB developed version of an earlier form of the Pentastar V6 back when they collaborated on R&D.
    2
  2413. If only there was an M4 Gran Coupé.
    2
  2414. +jodh goodwill You aren't too bright, are you?
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  2415. In the end they would never dare take arms from citizens. Wouldn't end well.
    2
  2416. You can see Gustav in the end and hear you in his vid.
    2
  2417. Modern BMWs are just so soft in almost every way.
    2
  2418. +Zae B No way in HELL I would willingly take a GM product over a nice-ass Lexus product.
    2
  2419. Loy Regacy Nope, but this one is better.
    2
  2420. albert7139 Absolutely not if price is not being considered. If it is, then it's more justifiable.
    2
  2421. Shmee150 I don't think it will replace a McLaren ever, but it will be a nice complement.
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  2422. For the price these are going to be in the U.S. there is no doubt it's the best value.
    2
  2423. The AWD really, really, makes you feel great when launching.
    2
  2424. derbigpr500 At least MB decides to polish their plastic. BMW just leaves the gloss off and puts more of it in.
    2
  2425. ThatDutchguy Absolute bullshit. New Cadillacs are much better than comparably priced Jaguars. Drive a CT6. You idiots are also forgetting how many British engineers work at American auto companies and vice versa.
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  2426. kirbyswarp ...And one of the consequences of Saab going over-budget in the ways I mentioned, were long product-cycles. It was GM's way of trying to prevent further investment in an overall perceived net loss. One of the deciding factors of Saab's current state was this.
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  2427. Cuong Le Others made weaponry and transportation as well. CZ made motorcycles and if I remember correctly were later JAWA motorcycle. Enfield made both and so did BSA.
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  2428. raphiology This is ironic because your grammar is absolute shit. I'm a Trump supporter and I will assuredly destroy you in any argument. Generalizing people based on political affiliation is exactly the petty shit we hate people for. By the way, people want German assembled VWs for better QC. It's very simple. Vehicle engineering is much closer to the Wolfsburg plant so they can more quickly tweak things if there are issues.
    2
  2429. Chicken tax...... thank the U.S. government restricting the free market.
    2
  2430. Johan Sidén Most of it is faulty designs. Automakers make more money on parts by forcing model-year specific parts on cars (even though some newer model years have better part designs) at dealers that they know will fail again... it's a cycle.
    2
  2431. Trades46 You said it. Although this does use the old V6 I believe, it is still very smooth and refined.
    2
  2432. Ever think because you started deviating from gaming, the suggested videos for the new content isn't coming from other gaming videos? That could drop the percentage.
    2
  2433. Hell yes, a 2JZ swap.
    2
  2434. He would certainly get some models way before it's possible in Europe.
    2
  2435. It's nice to hear him hosting in a more normalized and conversational voice.
    2
  2436. Tomás Jarsun In the US there are plenty sold at sticker right now and some for even less.
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  2437. robert335ijb4 More like ex-Scion designers.
    2
  2438. robert335ijb4 More like ex-Scion designers.
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  2439. +Tristan R Pre 2003-ish had so many manufacturing defects.
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  2440. Imad S The K20 could still be used if Honda didn't cut costs like hell. It would probably be making 230 crank by now.
    2
  2441. Convenient how ignorant leftists everywhere suddenly "like" this neocon war-mongering RINO only because he did something to fit their narrative.
    2
  2442. Not even close..
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  2443. Richard Getz They have an entirely new G-Wagen coming next year so likely it's just a last effort for this old one.
    2
  2444. Yatesy Because this "source" is full of shit.
    2
  2445.  @jorgegomez524  Greece was the creator of democratic values.
    2
  2446. This is going to be a great year.
    2
  2447. Sadly, we may see more jihadists attacks around Christmas. Sickening.
    2
  2448. Menacing Scarab Same here.
    2
  2449.  @rnicole1164  Yeah, because it was the "People's Liberation Army" that killed all those students. Not the police.
    2
  2450. "Geeves"
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  2451. Not a fan of the digital gauges in a vehicle this expensive. However, I like what they did to retain a physical outline of them.
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  2452. Sietse V Nope. It's the same tech but the W220 controls actually are higher quality.
    2
  2453. UHMIDNIGHT No doubt the facelifted RR will be great.
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  2454. hxduck What are you talking about? Along with the twin turbos, I'd imagine it has fairly restrictive catalytic converters. That makes for a very quiet sound. If you want more natural engine note, put some less restrictive cats on and a nice quality exhaust.
    2
  2455. Relax. There will be new engines soon.
    2
  2456. I noticed the old Silverado in the background.
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  2457. The Abarth version will for sure.
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  2458. They perform well but the build quality is still suspiciously bad.
    2
  2459. Amazing camera work!
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  2460. Totally agree on whoever was shitting/littering in the ruins. Maybe they think if they shit near the di.... nevermind.
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  2461. +Komor Uddin That's your opinion. Of course the vehicle can HANDLE the 20 inch options, but the 19 offers the higher profile tire with a classier and subdued design (and always a superior ride). The fact is that higher profile tires are better performing and more durable than the thinner tires. It's also easier to damage the wheels with low profile tires.
    2
  2462. Aaaand... the U.S. still without these... :(
    2
  2463. As someone almost 6'4" (1.94 meter), the TT interior is one of the most comfortable to me for some reason, and I love the design. Now it has a worthy engine.
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  2464. Robert Williams Exactly.
    2
  2465. The E-Class actually utilized a new design language throughout while the new 7 and 5 just took what they've been producing and made it BIGGER and evolutionary.
    2
  2466. mkygod Sitting for a while without the seats being moisturized.
    2
  2467. Always loved them.
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  2468. DesignerDave Is this a serious comment?
    2
  2469. Russia hacked my car and caused me to drive into a school.
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  2470. Stormian Production has ended of the SS sadly. A great car.
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  2471. +Autogefühl C450 AMG is $50,800 in the USA.
    2
  2472. 5putput Saying it's rebadged is an injustice to its creators. It is varied significantly.
    2
  2473. It's not slow by any means. That's a juvenile statement to say. Numbers don't make or break a vehicle.
    2
  2474. +AntiThode The X5 is a completely different platform and everything. It's a RWD-bias AWD and therefore has a ZF. The X1 is the only FWD 'X' so far and requires a different transmission company.
    2
  2475. Noooo... his version is from 1978 or so and is a huge Lincoln Continental Mark 5. The Diamond Jubilee edition commemorated Ford's 75th anniversary.
    2
  2476. Thank JEEBUS TVR is coming back! Coyote derived V8 or not.. maybe they will eventually do a classic I6 again.
    2
  2477. Landmarkmoon Korean Air and Singapore is the best to me.
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  2478. Very well done! You should have convinced him to loan you a press car (or two) in the future... ;)
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  2479. A Mercedes-Benz from the days of intense quality were quite different (as in much more valuable) from an old VW platform with AWD.
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  2480. Long Tall Texan Please tell me that is sarcasm.
    2
  2481. Did you ever get to the W220 you told me you put on the "list" in September of last year? Just reminding you, haha.
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  2482. Steve Austin There is no good Ghibli. The Quattroporte is not much better.
    2
  2483. C.F. Gauss Look who keeps having opinions just like the people in the videos you choose to watch! It isn't a "...quaint feature..." of our culture; you're right. It's a fundamental right of our culture and has been for over 200 years. If you don't like it then move to one of the other multiplicities of places that don't have this level of freedom from tyrannical government.
    2
  2484. Lorenzo Emili Hell no! Part of the attraction are the real analog gauges that are finely made like a nice mechanical watch face.
    2
  2485. Ryan Looks like 11.7
    2
  2486. Give her Chick-fil-A!
    2
  2487. Rain Fang I like it. It's a thing with Discoverys.
    2
  2488. Media and the concert organizers in the UK are pretending like nothing happened or is wrong.
    2
  2489. Shivam Agreed. Nothing wrong with it. Also, the original poster is clueless because that isn't even genuine country music.
    2
  2490. Oh, yeah, I'm sure this will be affordable in our lifetimes... Sarcasm
    2
  2491. Paulog1990 Had a 2012 CR-V and it was a POS.... big time.
    2
  2492. BCJDM Hell no! This is Bentley's legendary V8 engine line.
    2
  2493. Hog Wild How to maintain it properly? That's nonsense. This man likely pays people (experts) to take care of maintenance and scheduling for him. He's too busy making a name for himself and making money to worry about each and every technicality on his many vehicles.
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  2494. Crazy story. Anyway, welcome back to the Lexus club. I have a '00 GS400 (Aristo) with the 1UZ. JDM didn't even get the 1UZ (mostly only for USDM), but I swear it still beats most new engines in smoothness and definitely reliability. Very overbuilt and can handle a ton of power.
    2
  2495. laowhy86 I should make a tour. It's a '00 Platinum edition and was actually built in June 2000 making it one of the last ever 1UZ made. It needs a new brake booster now (basically the only design flaw the Aristo had apart from the 1UZ VVT starter motor). It has a bit over 70k miles which is really low. But, damn, I'm not wanting to give up $3k for this brake booster. The car is worth it, though. The thing many people do is put a post-2000 brake booster on because the flaw was corrected.
    2
  2496. +altern8ive Hey, I hear it all the time.
    2
  2497. 90k where you are? Damn.. these are so much cheaper in the U.S. and our base version is the GLE 350.
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  2498. +toomanyaccounts It is absolutely not effective in the sense that your likely opponent in self defense would have had something much more effective in overall penetrating force. I do agree when it came out it would have been unpredictable to have something so useful (one hand use especially).
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  2499. ***** Yeah. I think you do amazing with English reviews. There's nothing I'd change about it!
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  2500. Again, the chief engineer for this vehicle with Cadillac will tell you they beat DCT shifting times with this special single clutch. They thought it was absolutely necessary to keep the smoothness of a single clutch torque converter in a luxury saloon no matter the power; so, they further developed the classical auto.
    2
  2501. Shmee150 The Demon was NHRA certified. It was tested with times on 100 octane and street legal tires... so, yes. The certified "2.3" was an average of times so there were instances where it did better. Tesla has not been certified so it's even less credible. Tesla's times are closer to 2.6 without a rollout.
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  2502. He said he'd do the W220 a long time ago.
    2
  2503. rabit818 Can't expect much in this price bracket.
    2
  2504. ***** The Saab.
    2
  2505. Basil Fabian How are you disappointed? It was driven smoothly and was extremely quiet. It's a luxury car.
    2
  2506. Correction about the intro: Lotus sells variants of its Exige Cup R in the U.S. as well. It's not road-legal, but it counts.
    2
  2507. Stupid U.S. Chicken Tax!!! It needs to be reformed to exclude light trucks!!!
    2
  2508. claire This is the most dumbass comment I've ever read. You clearly haven't been informed enough or watched Trump enough to know his poker face. This is for MEDIA coverage.
    2
  2509. Languages evolve for a reason. If you don't believe that, then go ahead and give up English for Latin.
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  2510. +Autogefühl That's true for sure.
    2
  2511. If you're dumb enough to shoot one out of the air, then you'd risk taking shrapnel. Not true anyway.
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  2512. ErnDawg Tahoes and Yukons don't compete with this. Escalades do.
    2
  2513. Jeferson Klein No.
    2
  2514. Absolute fraudulent information.
    2
  2515. I can tell you were having a blast whipping this thing around. :D
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  2516. I also prefer the Mercedes with the open pore matte finish wood grain interior.
    2
  2517. Really love the Arteon.
    2
  2518. These ran for about the same as an S-Class back in 2000. Now, modern F10s are even more expensive.
    2
  2519. You can definitely see the quality difference between this new X1 and previous entry-level BMWs. The F30 was mediocre enough in fit and finish, in my opinion, to be worse than an old 1er in some areas. This F48 X1 appears higher quality even than a 2nd gen X5 (not good to begin with) or X3 in fit and finish.
    2
  2520. An autonomous sofa and theater screen.
    2
  2521. Shmee150 Speaking of McLaren, you need to reserve a spot to drive the new C8 next year and its new MR layout (or whatever code the new model line will get). Maybe they will have both FR and MR Vettes in the future.
    2
  2522. Adam G Yeah... trying... they'll never break through it without massive explosives... which won't happen.
    2
  2523. Nah... the titles are great!
    2
  2524. NYG_EVO X5 is a lot more fun.
    2
  2525. Aaron Highly doubt it will be too small. There's so much headroom and space for the driver.
    2
  2526. below me It's anything but a "shitbox"...
    2
  2527. Cynister I love how you casually group liberals and women together.
    2
  2528. Olimpo 2016 There's a special place in hell for people as ignorant and stupid as you. Have you ever seen what roos can do? They'll gut your ass.
    2
  2529. ZIQ Americans? Why so specific? There are people like that everywhere. And, I have to say, about half of Americans wouldn't care.
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  2530. +ossimjew Well... haha... technically the GS400/300 was the last good car they made (and even more reliable than the LS). I'm a Lexus enthusiast too and currently own a 2000 GS400 with a mint 77k miles. The LS400 production was ended before the GS400. The 1UZ-FE was engineering perfection and optimized in the GS400 (then the world's fastest sedan). I would consider the 2000 model year to be the climax of Lexus and the downfall being shortly after. The 3UZ engines (LS430, SC430, and GS430) were great too but they were just an inferior evolution of the 1UZ. After about 2005/06 Lexus went downhill very quick.
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  2531. +ossimjew It was indeed the world's fastest upon its initial release in 1997 and held the title until 2000 where the M5 did take it away.
    2
  2532. Diesel does things Like it or not that's where interior design is going with autonomy. Not my favorite but they are definitely ahead of the curve.
    2
  2533. I would love to drive a GT on a daily basis... unless I got my hands on a Cayman GT4 first. :]
    2
  2534. djbk4lyf92 It probably has more space. It's a value proposition, not a capable off-road specialist.
    2
  2535. I did see a new 2016 today and they tightened up design edges to flow more gracefully.
    2
  2536. jacob fiddlesticks The only bunker that guy has seen are the bunkers in inside his fat rolls.
    2
  2537. Too many lines that need more smoothing to me. The rear lights, for example, should be more integrated and streamlined. It just looks like the work of Frankenstein.
    2
  2538. Man I love these.
    2
  2539. Of course the UK is now hopelessly lost... makes us wish they had a person with balls like Churchill.
    2
  2540. +YuJia Liu M5 with the manual.
    2
  2541. +Roy Diedesch Modern Ford products have terrible interiors in comparison. Their best days ended well over 10 years ago.
    2
  2542. +Roy Diedesch I disagree. Key products have solid, cheap black plastic interiors with little soft material. GM has used much better materials in their sub-$30,000 vehicles.
    2
  2543. Sic Parvis Magna.
    2
  2544. I know he still loves this attention. He knows he can capitalize on the media's attempted defamatory comments. He will only be more popular.
    2
  2545. Robin Baker It's more like "Mur-chiel-la-go." With an emphasis on the e of course.
    2
  2546. TheTopher Not surprising as JD Power found people had more problems per 100 cars than virtually any other brand this past year.
    2
  2547. Another vid! Awesome.
    2
  2548. Khalia Thompson WE are too sensitive?? Most of us don't even comment on this trash nor care enough to dislike it. If we did, it would be a near 50/50 ratio. You dumbass people are the sensitive snowflakes that STILL haven't gotten over the election. You are such hysterical people. The funny thing is if you reversed this situation, and 90% of the media propaganda like this was conservative, then you people would actually be in the streets setting shit on fire.
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  2549. +Shmee150 I would personally buy one and reserve it for track days and for practice. It doesn't necessarily need to be a "new" Cup R, but I would find one solely for the experience. Lotus never fails to make the Elise a blast to drive.
    2
  2550. Basically, this is 100% accurate.
    2
  2551. +VOREVOX The new NSX would have been a V10 if they didn't decide to be more "environmental."
    2
  2552. The only reason you would choose this over a competitor is if you're a brand snob. No aspect of this car is equivalent to something like an M5, E63, or RS6. The dealer network is poor and residual values are atrocious for good reason.
    2
  2553. Flooding is the least of your concerns in an American subway. It's the people you need to worry about
    2
  2554. I also know someone who had their Hyundai catch fire while on the highway in early 90s. Their supply chain or QC must've been SO sketchy
    2
  2555.  @John1Brady  Well, the cylinder liners in the VVTi cars were just as robust. The 3UZs were not. The '98-'00 1UZ had more advantages over the 3UZ that lead to future-proofing. I've also seen more 1UZ VVTi holding extreme high mileage than non VVTi maybe because people just held on to them more and like driving them. Not that VVTi is hard to repair or anything anyway because it couldn't be easier.
    2
  2556. Yep. And way overpowered for realistic daily driving.
    2
  2557. Hey, as long as the expensive ABC system and that V12 are maintained then it's fine. People just don't want to maintain them. I do kind of feel sorry for whoever must change the 24 spark plugs, though, but they do go through them. A fantastic and timeless car! Keep it and pass it down in the family. I think they'll be hugely collectible in the future.
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  2558. Hahaha! No one censors information unless there is some level of credibility to said information. Pathetic.
    2
  2559. GM had better display tech than this (and touch screens) in the late 80s.
    2
  2560. Quite the opposite. Everything is made to very high quality standards but is very mechanically simple. But the oil coolers had an engineering flaw.
    2
  2561. Thibaut MISERQUE They want attention..
    2
  2562.  @erikvanschie9525  Uh, no. VW had both V10 TDIs and W12 gasoline engines.
    2
  2563. @Hell Knight Of course they're "progressive" by their own deconstructionist definition, which is certainly not liberalism. Just pretend I put it in quotations originally. They never claimed to be liberals. "Progressivism" now covers the idea of radical-left anarchical revolution as well thanks to the current Overton window: Perceived victims overthrowing their "oppressors" (whites) for a utopia. Their definition of progress is definitely a misnomer
    2
  2564. Assault rifle as defined by firearms manufacturers and militaries: Intermediate cartridge and select fire. That simple.
    2
  2565. The interior has absolutely no Mustang heritage. Just centered around the displays. "Not following trends" btw
    2
  2566. Guaranteed that many components were sourced from China. This is Russia we're talking about. Very common.
    2
  2567. This is why bigger vehicles are safer... Much more momentum.
    2
  2568. I want to go to Taiwan even more now.
    2
  2569. "Performance: 7/10" Yeah, ok.
    2
  2570.  @kaox44  No, it will not. Not even a 330i. Ridiculous Subaru fantasies...
    2
  2571.  @kaox44  Keep dreaming kiddo.
    2
  2572. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) violations!!! Hope they go down.
    2
  2573. It's hard to predict this type of shit. But risk it if you want.
    2
  2574. Disagree. Parts availability and pricing is a deal breaker
    2
  2575. The amount of asoooooming and fallaciousness in your videos reminds me of content made by children. Start adding data citations to your videos.
    2
  2576. Not his best quote...
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  2577. It's just so refined. I like my Porsches raw and brutal.
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  2578. Chthonian121 Except the GS and the sportier GS400 was not designed by Toyota engineers to be Lexus exclusive (just as all Lexus were at the time). It was designed as a sporty sedan by Japanese Toyota engineers as the Aristo. It was especially good for the time. In fact, the hydraulic steering has more natural feedback than a new Porsche with electric steering.
    2
  2579. WallabyWinters He just remembered the pie he left in the oven several hours ago.
    2
  2580.  @ironmantis778  Hollywood legitimately made a movie called "Karen" portraying a racist white woman. To claim it isn't perceived as racial is disingenuous. It is, irrefutably, anti-white.
    2
  2581. If tint is dark enough to be dangerous and unable to see out of (like these gang members use) then, YES, they will be notified to change it
    2
  2582. ​ @Leptyzz  International nationalist alliance
    2
  2583. That's an outlier. Most are 70-80+
    2
  2584. This is the truth.
    2
  2585. Xi Jinping and friends are rubbing their hands furiously
    2
  2586. Possessed by substances provided to them too.
    2
  2587.  @toddf93  Uh huh. EA888s are simply a burden as they age. At the very least, VW forgoing dual injection in the US is a huge miss
    2
  2588. I believe the R129 has the best balance of the analog feel with modernity.
    2
  2589.  @krazykraka777  Yeah. To 6.3 or 6.4. Imperceptible differences unless better tires are used.
    2
  2590.  @Liladelph  You are a white knight exemplified.
    2
  2591.  @baumbachdrew7  Wrong. As a W220 owner who is very aware of the enthusiast following of the older cars, that's not true.
    2
  2592.  @ronaldcammarata3422  Communists. Not socialists. They were out for the Bolshevik commies. Socialism is a less extreme broad term where communism is a form of socialism.
    2
  2593. Monster? I certainly wasn't hoping for an IS-F: Just the best V8 daily contender like the old GS400/430.
    2
  2594.  @petertaysum8947  Speculative nonsense. It isn't about whether the bomb should have been used. It's about the strategic failure of not getting citizens to evacuate and, at least, somewhat abandon the cities in large numbers before bomb dropping.
    2
  2595.  @oldesertguy9616  Yes, yes there were. There were several other ways: The least of which was actually distributing the damn leaflets into both cities in time, which they neglected to do. They, of course, already knew citizens were threatened against believing the leaflets.
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  2596.  @arlingtonhynes  Who the hell is defending Stalin here? Are you able to read?
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  2597.  @oldesertguy9616  You still don't even read what I'm saying! Do you always feel a need to twist what people say/write? Everything you claim I'm saying is not what I said. Go back and re-read. I do not have a problem with this video. Why would I have a problem with the video at all??? My comments were to encourage a complex discussion about a very complex issue, but you came along just spouting the same simplistic talking points that the video has already covered. I get it. You can't possibly wrap your head about what's wrong with nuking and killing hundreds of thousands of innocent people (simply because they were in the way) and not successfully warning them. They knew very well from previous years to evacuate from simple bombing raids. If they had time to see an actual threat or have a much more tangible warning, the casualties could've been much less. What they got was almost as bad as it could be and the effort to quell death was pathetic.
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  2598. Shmee150 Wouldn't call it a problem; I'd say it serves as feeling more like a manual.
    2
  2599. Soon. Updates are coming.
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  2600. Simply removing the DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) "jobs" in HR alone at these companies, and all the incompetent people hired because of it, would allow them to easily afford demands by the unions
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  2601. One of the best openings to any game ever made, I'd say
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  2602.  @mindspank  Ahem, it's Terrance and Philip, guy!
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  2603. Zigger
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  2604. The 430 has aged very well.
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  2605.  @LordRykard9376  It was bold of me to address it as "sir", good point
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  2606. ​ @NomiSan521  Please tell me this is sarcasm. The Chinese have been, and still are, followers. And in the case they claim to create something new it's usually exaggerated or fraudulent in some way
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  2607. ​ @NomiSan521 Also NIO's cars are engineered in facilities in the USA and Germany
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  2608. It was under the front seats, I think. But the higher-end Nissan President variant had full size vents in Japan
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  2609. Every nation has the right to build a strong military and use it defensively
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  2610. Vaporware that will kill you in any real collision with something like a Tesla
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  2611. This got my attention. Hadn't watched an episode in a while. Beautiful condition and finish.
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  2612. ​ @AaronStarkLinux  Anybody is "allowed" to say it
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  2613. The exterior design language is disastrous and the interior materials continue to be a poor choice.
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  2614. Sanctimonious corruption.
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  2615. Hey! That's GAS bruh.
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  2616. No. Just no.
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  2617. Nice to see that the same Spyker I saw when I went to Boston in late 2016 is still around. I will never be able to appreciate those wheels on the Lexus, though.
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  2618. Unlikely that a 722.6 is failing that soon. I've seen them with 700k miles shifting as new if maintained. It may have worn plunger valves and needs part 68942-05K which revises the sleeves with o-rings. Conveniently, LegitStreetCars just uploaded a video covering this common issue after such mileage with 722.6.
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  2619. It's not a deal breaker for me, unlike other interiors. The Golf is far more usable
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  2620. It's more acceptable here than on the 4-series or 7-series, at least. I agree that fake grilles should perish
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  2621.  @trendkill3333  If someone in the UK really wanted to commit a mass shooting they could. It's harder for criminals and a black market to succeed there, however, because of its natural borders. This turns them to other means of violence. Instead of mass shootings they could make bombs or run people over with trucks. Now look at France's gun laws and recent gun attacks (or attacks in the EU, in general, as of late). Firearms used by civilians for good in the U.S. far outnumbers the bad.
    2
  2622. News article online: "Carswell's family worries he was shot because of his race, and believes the situation didn't have to end this way." Of course they believe that. Also: "Charles Carswell's mom says her son stole watermelons from a fruit stand in Arizona." Fitting
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  2623. Now do the same in one with a 428 Super Cobra Jet
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  2624. The rattle could easily be something in storage.
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  2625.  @hazarddavid6987  Yeah. The R35 GTR. ONE product that has still been produced for nearly 13 years straight and one of the few projects given sufficient capital for development.
    2
  2626. Of course they're use high quality, high strength, steel in several places. Hyundai is one large steel company.
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  2627. Not all dealer service records would even be visible on those history reports. You really don't know how they get the info.
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  2628. Love it. Nice compilation from older vids and some new info.
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  2629. Maher is less PC but he's still PC
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  2630. Nissan will return when CVTs disappear.
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  2631.  @groundcontrol6876  Yes, the term for these dullards is "direction brain". They are all objectionable politicians but I still vote for the most feasible economic policy.
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  2632. Love me some thin steering wheels. Simple as.
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  2633. Designo? Design-o. Not too hard, haha.
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  2634. Absolutely disgusting subversion
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  2635. Decent engine in a shitty car.
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  2636. Nonsense. Different sanction types effect different goods. Trade embargoes are specific...
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  2637. If it's my money I'm taking an RC-F. Perfect daily.
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  2638.  @annat1765  That's the entire point! I just told you: Go use the vast resources made publicly available about virology. You are willfully ignorant if you question the legitimacy of the virus. It is very, very, real. There is so much evidence supporting her and the general virologist consensus. You are the one making ridiculous claims without evidence. You are writing with pure confirmation bias.
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  2639.  @quentinwooten30  All the high-end (full size) Japanese luxury cars had conservative wheels that hid the brakes. Trend continued until the 2000s. Wish they'd bring it back (Maybach has but they're chrome and too flashy)
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  2640. Innovation? It's the motor and battery tech that's innovative. Electric cars have been around for 110+ years.
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  2641. Easy to read.
    2
  2642. As do other manufacturers. It's for NVH and is an industry standard now. Look at the Range Rover. Look at any other competitor.
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  2643.  @pipooh1  Humans can't really notice decisecond differences in acceleration (and especially centiseconds). The Air is a better luxury car in every possible metric. The Model S continues to have interior materials and general fit and finish of a $50k Audi
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  2644.  @siniscalco3  That's not an argument. It is objectively misproportioned
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  2645. The entire car was not designed to be economically repaired in collisions either. Easy to see
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  2646. tww15tube They need to use the KDM badge. Ridiculous why they wouldn't.
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  2647. Boom will likely face the same fate as Aerion.
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  2648.  @victorbruant389  I have seen just as many English do it.
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  2649. The problem is what else you can get for the prices these go for
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  2650. Can never escape the evil uncles.
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  2651. Michael Rowden Dull my ass.
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  2652. You mean this is the same melanin-enhanced person who fired shots into the sky without caring where they landed? Shocking
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  2653.  @karlsmith2570  Then that is all they are: Ignorant. They haven't been outside of their bubble. Georgia has a ton of massive companies, is on track to being a film industry leader, and is the tech and international hub of the south.
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  2654. The predictive gear change is actually more finicky than it's worth. The MB gear selector was so intuitive and simple without relying on the display.
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  2655.  @XenomorphLV426  Only affordable Japanese sports car? Uh huh. Sure. It belongs in a Nissan museum, not in a dealer lot for 2019. And it's way overpriced.
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  2656.  @XenomorphLV426  I'm well aware of their intentions. They've been hinting at a replacement for 5+ years now. It won't be soon. Yes, those are "sports cars". And exclusivity alone does not warrant the price.
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  2657. ​ @N0sf3r4tuR1s3n  Key word: Focuses. Dutton doesn't claim only genetic factors influence behavior, which you would know if you've seen enough of his content. He focuses on it because that is his field of research. And, you know, because about 80% of human genes are expressed in the brain...
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  2658. The fat female SS agent seen as Trump enters the vehicle is odd. How is she physically capable of that job??
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  2659. *203 mph
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  2660. If there are many QC issues with welds, etc., then they need to address it at that Swindon factory.
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  2661. Guess who dedicated much time to helping the less fortunate in prisons and prison reform? Trump.
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  2662.  @dave_riots  What is this deconstructionist definition of "incel" you've produced here?
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  2663.  @R03333  The flamboyant exhaust is tacky. I'd personally get rid of it. Why mention a "turbo MX5"? A stock NA Miata is more fun than these. That doesn't discredit how fun these little things are. As an American the Abarths are almost given away for nothing used so it's very compelling. We don't get any Renaults or Ford ST products any longer. It also doesn't help to be massively overweight in one of these (sorry Jay, just the truth).
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  2664.  @mvuto137  Do you need this spelled out at the linguistic level of a toddler? Oh, of course you do. There are massive hypocrites on both sides. Why? People want to win. Buuuut precedent massively supports the GOP on this issue. Cry more.
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  2665.  @markofexcellence5209  Oh, here go with the internet qualifications and degrees. What systems do you specialization in? Clearly it isn't powertrain-related. I never said the Expedition had only direct injection, did I? Read slower. Dual injection, of course, doesn't equate to being easier to service or last longer. It isn't. No engineer I've ever met would fail to understand how more systems embedded into the engine and less strict manufacturing techniques, design, and materials, lead to less longevity in engines. The UZ/UR engines began life in the $1 billion-plus dollar LS400 program in the late 80s and has been refined ever since. They are proven beyond any modern Ford V6 including the new D35 (which also has a twin turbocharging system that incurs a physical certainty of not lasting as long as the engine itself without replacing something like the electronic wastegates). The 3UR-FE used in the Tundra, Land Cruiser, and LX570, has only the very refined and simpler technology of port injection, but the FSE series, like the 1UR-FSE used in Lexus and other products, has dual injection. Would you like to know which company pioneered this in gasoline engines? Yes, Toyota did: A technology designed especially for "longevity and efficiency" by Toyota for the 2005 GS450h (now called D-4S). Of course Toyota were also first adopters to now-common tech like variable valve timing yet still managed to make it perfectly reliable. Tell me again how Toyota lacks progression.
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  2666. Imagining what they could've done with this formula when instead using 4 cylinders is kind of disappointing. Could obliterate a Civic Type R!
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  2667. I think many with your mindset would be shocked at how well genetic lineages have been preserved in different regions of the US. People prefer to be with those who are genetically similar, obviously
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  2668. ​ @vlachlemnmichail Yes, so much has been lost but the percentages of US whites with ancestors from only one ethnicity (let alone only whites) are still way above what the multiracial propagandists would have people believe
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  2669. Gotta love these true Christians exposing themselves as hypocrites by condemning and lambasting others for daring to have differing beliefs. Just absolutely hilarious and sad.
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  2670.  @williamegler8771  Mercedes-Benz previously made some very reliable vehicles with excellent QC (they still do but not as good as the naturally aspirated era). I have a car with the M113 engine and 722.6 transmission that is just as good as Lexus reliability-wise.
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  2671. The new Kia EV6 GT just looks so much classier and refined
    2
  2672. Ed Bolian Maybe he realizes how his impulse purchases play out.
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  2673. I'd still put Hakko above some Chinese options for moral reasons. They are manufactured in Japan and Malaysia as far as I know. And the design is so simple you don't really need schematics.
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  2674. The M112 and M113 are the most reliable gasoline engines they ever made
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  2675. Sure thing, Mr. "Boris Epstein"...
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  2676. That, and it accelerates atmospheric destruction; climate change wasn't happening fast enough for their agenda, so they want to accelerate it and blame it on the right.
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  2677.  @pauldarling330  Verifiably false
    2
  2678.  @BoneistJ  Millions of genuine white Ukrainians have left Ukraine
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  2679. Monteverdi Safari next?
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  2680. Have to respect the decision to keep the thin steering wheel
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  2681. No vehicle with as much piano black, dust/fingerprint magnet, trim like the Audi can have a class leading interior. If only it was a satin material.
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  2682.  @kawsusanneh2107  Aww, the little religious nut is having bouts of confirmation bias. What's new? Don't you have someone people somewhere to go repress?
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  2683. zunedog31 Successful people don't "shop a lot." Conspicuous people do.
    2
  2684. No matter how people unlawfully enter the US, they should be deported. It simply does drive prices up and wages down for people already in the US.
    2
  2685.  @matthewlane  I've never seen someone respond in such a vapid manner. You didn't understand what I said. Not a bit. Religious practices are constantly evolving, just as the Romans developed their traditions from their predecessors' religions, and Christmas is absolutely a Christian tradition. Applying the same logical consistency, you would have to admit that the Roman religious practices themselves are stolen from the Etruscans, etc. You clearly have an agenda here.
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  2686. @Travelling Gamer I don't know what delusional universe you've lived in. I've traveled around the world and would never live in the countries you mentioned. The job opportunities are poor, the living expenses are ridiculous, taxes are insane (see Netherlands for fuel prices), and you have less freedoms as a result of this and more. Give me a break.
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  2687. Best comment. RIP Terry.
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  2688. Is there not a decent Taiwanese or Japanese equivalent to the Atten? At least support them over CCP-funded businesses first.
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  2689. Snake Plisskin And yet somehow BMW can't make a higher quality interior than a Golf. Finished that for you.
    2
  2690. The Avalon is a great car. A late life crisis car would currently be a grandpa buying an Escalade or a massive truck.
    2
  2691.  @ford89ltd  Whatever you say. More people had issues with the VQ35. My mother purchased a '96 Q45 new and never had any of those issues. Neighbor has a white '94 and has at least 300k on it by now.
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  2692.  @ford89ltd  Yeah, of course they were better. The other guy was trying to say nothing has changed. Their engines are basically the only thing that haven't gone to complete shit yet.
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  2693. zarbon700 You don't know me, bud. I guarantee you any day of the week I have had more personal experiences with both companies. I'm not sure if you're just another internet keyboard warrior or a little boy suffering fanboyism.
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  2694. zarbon700 The comments you made above reveal yourself to be quite the biased fanboy and full of staggering ignorance. It's a pity people like you with no objectivity even act like this. I'm sure with the plans Geely has now and the impending investment they will have a chance to obtain the level of design, materials engineering, manufacturing fidelity, and testing standards, but Lotus hasn't been a match for Porsche in those fields... well, ever. Period. I invite you to take a tour of both Hethel and Stuttgart. Don't embarrass yourself further.
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  2695.  @ChrisDied  It makes the normies feel special.
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  2696.  Snagle Channel 2  The last gen Q45/Cima/President is fun. But we can import the earlier JDM models now so that's an option. I love any Japanese DOHC V8 car. I love the UZs the most, though.
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  2697. Really should've had a derivative of the Voodoo V8.
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  2698. Reability Shhh.
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  2699. 100% virtue signaling nonsense
    2
  2700. derbigpr500 There are many, many, materials and components that they take and, of course, customize to their on specification. They just do much more of their own. You are overstating and drinking some kool-aid. Look at it objectively and don't act like a little YouTube child.
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  2701. Precisely! They are trying so hard to pander to them because they are the only group with people gullible enough to be sympathetic. Yet the propagandists fail to truly understand delusional Western progressives.
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  2702. If every administration is a victim of the previous then where does that lead us? Yeah...
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  2703. Good thing the base Air has more range than a Model S and is the same price. Then subtract the tax credits
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  2704.  @humanbeing888  Riiiight. It's Photoshop? Pitiful excuse. The original photo negatives and pictures are out there. They haven't changed since published in 1989. You know, when Photoshop didn't exist and we had film cameras? I suggest you get a good VPN and Google graphic photos of Tianenman and Tibet, etc., to see how much your government really cares.
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  2705. 8:15 That's just not true. The G20 has the better interior tech and is able to have more individual options done to it. If you don't need the extra space then there's no reason not to get this at the same price.
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  2706. Yeah, I would never drive a classic or ride a motorcycle in a densely populated area. Other drivers are sooo distracted
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  2707. Mig 15 an excellent aircraft? Uh, no... I don't think so.
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  2708.  @trdrav4  The Kia design is nicely done and has decent proportions. The fact that it's intended to be retro-futuristic is the largest gimmick of all, by definition
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  2709.  @McBeamer94  You have to be kidding? Do any research. This car is based on an extended 220 unibody. The thing started development way before the 221. It's basically an S600 with the M275.
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  2710. ​ @amg4330  There are objective truths: An example is when BEVs imitate the sound of an ICE vehicle. They can't actually be one because they do not have an engine and never will. Much like chromosomes.
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  2711. Female officers are totally equally qualified guys!
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  2712. My favorite color on those (save for the purplish brown). Extremely rare.
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  2713. They are amazing if you find the right one
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  2714.  @lisap.31  Utter nonsense. Evem if it were true, are you trying to make an argument that he's guilty from unconscious associations?
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  2715. Double standards. If it's in the name of "taking down" the right, then they don't care if it's cultural appropriation.
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  2716. Reeeeaaally restoring the trust in LEOs, guy... Repulsive.
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  2717. The GS300s in the US weren't even turbocharged. They were never quicker unless modified
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  2718. They're part of it but certainly not all of it
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  2719.  @phuzaxeman  That says nearly nothing. Virtually every vehicle's demand far outpaces the supply right now, no matter how inferior
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  2720. RC Another leftist pessimist.
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  2721. Brainwashed Chinese netizen NPCs whined because they've been indoctrinated their whole lives to believe it is a conspiracy. Activision won't see my money ever again!!!
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  2722. The Wrangler would be great until the warranty is up.
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  2723.  @Pyramanager  Logical consistency isn't generally attributed to people who believe these things
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  2724. I think those pills just gave you more of it
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  2725. The Turbo and Turbo S are not worth the money compared to this
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  2726.  @MalamIbnMalam  I own a Volvo and they haven't made an inspiring engine since the I5s. They do interiors great, but Lexus, Genesis, and even the pricey Kias have equivalent interiors (or better) with superior engine design. Fanboyism will always take over these fools/children on YouTube. They don't understand that defending a product relentlessly, in spite of the facts, paints them as morons.
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  2727. Hmm. Now I wonder what the NVH improvement will be with the Acura Integra. Someone should measure that
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  2728. Richard Teh Not protesting the reunification, ignoramus, protesting the NK government.
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  2729.  @JohnnyZenith  It's nice that he invited John who has always been very objective with a more macro view of the market
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  2730. The neighbor explicitly said he was claiming they were violent to get police there quicker: To save him a few minutes of sleep.
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  2731. ​ @ruftime  With or without tariffs this isn't competitive quality wise
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  2732.  @jordanbell4420  The hate also comes from corrosion protection issues, but those were fixed by 2003. Even the earlier cars varied wildly. They overestimated the lifespan of the cathodic dip solution and got the formula wrong. Some cars were well-protected. Some weren't. Mechanically great cars.
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  2733. Someone link the audition Charlie mentioned!
    2
  2734.  @JJ_ExMachina  You could probably see 1UZs with 600k miles still within tolerances. If only Lexus still put NA V8s in more products. We need the 2UR-FSE in the LS and the 1UR-FSE back in the GS.
    2
  2735.  @JJ_ExMachina  Sure it's in the GS-F but, given the competition, it needs to be an option in the LS. It can't be more expensive to produce. The lesser powered 1UR-FSE should've continued with a GS460 instead of having only the V6 or I4 options in the non-F models. It's just ridiculous when a GS400 from 20 years ago does better than a new GS350.
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  2736. Naturally aspirated performance Honda engines need to come back!!!
    2
  2737. Peter Leon My condolences to your brain.
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  2738. He WUZ a GUUUUUD boy
    2
  2739.  Leptonaut  Exactly. Someone understands here.
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  2740. Solar panels on such a small surface are simply not cost-effective. Fast charging and next-gen battery tech coming soon will make people forget anything about this. Better to install separate solar at home and utilize that.
    2
  2741. Art Vandelay Yep. Who the hell wants another 20 lbs above your head? Pointless.
    2
  2742. The problem is the people allowing it don't have loyalty to the country because so many aren't genetically tied to it
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  2743. This Atom was not driven nearly as hard as the BMW.
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  2744. Golden Lota Yeah... maybe they have Spatial Processing Disorder.
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  2745. A successor to the CT6 is rumored to be in development and a true competitor to full-size luxury sedans.
    2
  2746.  @ark_9JZX  Nothing wrong with that. Less complex, not frustrating to work on, and simply lasts longer
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  2747. It's even more apparent when looking at full transcripts of his debates or interviews.
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  2748.  @Wowezzersdozzers  UEL is overhyped and EL honestly is more pleasant
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  2749. The Whole Foods acquisition is all making sense now.
    2
  2750.  @sick_bartender  It's pathetic. I'm sure Naught Dog has several more paid influencer channels like his.
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  2751.  @hellkitty1014  You have no clue what you are talking about. The VAG platforms are more of a systems model than an actual platform. The only thing remaining constant between one MLBevo usage, in the Bentayga's case, and another are things like the firewall, pedal placement and front wheel location. Otherwise everything is engineered specifically for the model. The modularity is a great way to reduce cost for everyone. Additionally, the M156 and shorter M157 chassis used in these cars is derived from the Chrysler LD platform and with a unique suspension design. This platform itself was a modified version of the LX platform which was basically a W210 E-Class chassis. Tell me again how old this is? Unlike the chintzy switchgear found in current Maseratis that undoubtedly have a pitifully short lifespan, the Audi switchgear uses good switch designs and good materials and has already been extensively tested (something Bentley wouldn't be able to do as reliably on their own). At Maserati's (and Alfa's) price point and desired sales volume, they should be designing their own switchgear since there is no other source like Audi is to Bentley (and Lamborghini).
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  2752. Still better than the manual available for the 5.0, which they were importing from China (may still be the case)
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  2753. Ditching the GS was a poor decision! Considering they just released a new Toyota Crown (S220) in Japan with great interior tech as well! They could release a new GS without much development costs!
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  2754. Wish we could allow an exception or refugee status for you in the United States. Maybe Winston can make a video explaining how it would be better for Afrikaners to live in China.
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  2755.  @Neter-Khertet  No. It was in the most popular racing games made
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  2756.  @beckbabej  If it's not a front for something I'd be surprised.
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  2757.  @HyperJohnua  Try Pixiv. Forget FB.
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  2758. Design truly peaked 50s to early 60s
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  2759.  @darian102030  Depends on the power to weight ratio
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  2760.  @apachehelicopter5001  "Soul" is just used for lack of a better term. They are less refined and teutonic which adds character and elicits a better emotional response compared to German cars. When cars are too refined and disconnected they lose appeal to many.
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  2761. 8:54 Not very rare when even the 220 series S430 could get heated/cooled and massaging back seats
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  2762. Even adjusted for inflation the new variants are much more than the GMT800s were new.
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  2763.  @ruthburgey6383  Oh no! You're serious. That's pitiful. I can only imagine your face when you find out the revolutionary Antifa moron shot in the arm had a handgun: One that was about to be pointed at the head of Kyle.
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  2764.  @Handinmapocket  Yeah, because that's definitely real
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  2765. I'm sure they could easily get 400 out of this engine
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  2766. Fantastic cars. The Top Gear hate was also undeserved.
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  2767. Yes. Especially if it's the Zeppelin variant.
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  2768. Upload the attorney in the BMW M6 who was caught with all the drugs in his trunk!
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  2769. Colin Mcray1997 Well, then sound-wise it would be closer to a CGT! No complains as-is, though.
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  2770. It's just a business. It all happens inevitably in the auto industry.
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  2771. Fast for any public road on earth
    2
  2772. Censorship is the new norm. It's quite the slippery slope
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  2773. Because they're actually great? Also to hedge against potential fossil fuel shortages you can charge it from an off-grid solar setup in the middle of nowhere.
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  2774. Oh, yeah. It's sooo bad that we have a cheap, reliable, and easy to maintain MR car that rides as good as a luxury car. Go back to driving your Polo.
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  2775.  @陈乐水  International waters, little wumao. Keep believing whatever your overseers say.
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  2776. The 112i is a very underrated design
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  2777.  @thegreatest1176  The closest thing to a Jewish nation ever formed is Israel. They can go assist their countrymen as well. Far too many are seemingly loyal to Israel over their resident countries, anyway.
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  2778. Of course it should be restored to be reused. Gotta love the hypocrites constantly talking about being green and reducing waste who want dispose of something and rebuild
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  2779. I think this will be the best event in years for Gumball. These are among the best driving locations in existence.
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  2780. The 40th Anniversary Murcielago is still the most stunning Lamborghini of the last two decades to me
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  2781. It's ok to teach kids to hate proud whites but embrace sexual pride!
    2
  2782. It's a great thing we don't live in a pure democracy and instead a democratic republic with decent checks and balances (to somewhat prevent the manipulation an uneducated populace).
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  2783. Too bad MB never had electrical nightmares in their products like BMW did. The E65 had the poorest electronics of any car in history.
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  2784.  @patrickcarew5231  Look, all I will say is you're talking to the wrong person about W220 problems. I know the cars like my own face. I have a W220.1 and a good friend also has a W220.1 with nearly 330,000 trouble free miles (original engine and transmission). The Airmatic suspension is completely reliable if maintained properly (changing out compressor filter). They fail every 100k miles or so, but so do conventional coils and shocks. About the same price and even easier to replace than shocks and coils. ABC suspension (like you referred to on the R230) is a terrible design that (I truly believe) was rushed to market. That is why people should always avoid them if possible. The 220s did have an extended recall on instrument cluster failures and mine, which was replaced under it, has lasted for over 12 years. They are easy to repair anyway. The fiber optic D2B system is super reliable. The later Comand 2.0 units with MOST suffer many more failures than earlier Comand 2.5. The vacuum pump issues are easy to diagnose and rarely fail if handled correctly. Rust issues were fairly unavoidable for those in awful climates (I live in the south and my 2000 still doesn't have a speck of it). This causes many issues along with UV exposure. I always recommend rust protection and keeping them in a garage. If done, the exterior sensors and interior components will last indefinitely. They are bulletproof cars mechanically and trailblazers in tech so you just need to know what to do.
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  2785. Long live the 2UR V8
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  2786. Your profile pic makes sense.
    2
  2787. No, it doesn't need it, but the Z06 and ZR1 will get it regardless.
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  2788. 5:30 The same monkey that refused to take the 1 yen coin from Ice Poseidon
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  2789.  @EdBolian  You probably got it in Alpharetta or Milton but if you don't have kids it really is worth avoiding having to deal with Fulton County. Taxes, emissions, bureaucracy, etc. I'd say move just outside of Fulton later to avoid it.
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  2790. Tyran wuz a gud boi
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  2791. Such a good driver's car yet no POV to see it from the perspective of the driver. Yes, I will keep reminding you it's a good idea.
    2
  2792. Magnesium wheels are not special by themselves. They were most popular 60+ years ago. The special part is they are forged magnesium.
    2
  2793. Yeah, the coils aren't the limiting element
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  2794. The Saudis won't let them fail. I don't think you understand just how much they can throw at them
    2
  2795. It's supposed to be refrigerated... nasty. And probably out of date.
    2
  2796. No thanks.
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  2797. The 2.5T was much closer to the R engine than the T5
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  2798. Shmee150 However, for those who can afford it, it will definitely become a good investment. Will certainly appreciate fast.
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  2799. I also hate numbers cars that are boring to drive. This? I will never like them. This entire generation of Maserati is disgusting. They leaned too much on their brand. I'm sure they'll fix it eventually. Edit: The 2020s are also a vast improvement over what they had in 2014.
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  2800. Still too many shoddy engineering decisions. Not at all the same level as a Regal TourX in quality. "But it's a Subaru and my emotions!" No thanks. Take your CVT, Subaru, and shove it.
    2
  2801.  @greggreg2458  I'm also a conservative and simply care about what epidemiologists and virologists say.
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  2802. E39
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  2803. I have a GS400 platinum with the unique platinum series wheels. Even though they are 16" the design was way ahead of its time and I like the understated appearance (and advantages of thicker sidewalls). I'm all about the sleeper scene.
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  2804. Wrong. They have accidentally targeted and killed many American citizens. There are also plenty more emboldened criminals other than the cartel (like the corrupt police alone) who entrap tourists or random drivers on the road. It isn't likely but you are far, far, more likely to be taken advantage of than in the US.
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  2805.  @partydah  Yes. The VN inspired the anime.
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  2806.  @amnottabs  If the compressor turns off eventually then it's no problem. Airmatic is very easy to diagnose and replace. Not the same with ABC.
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  2807. Caleb Johnson It has been on the market with the same basic design for 11 years.
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  2808. X5 at the top? Haha. No. You can't really even do direct comparisons between the much more expensive German options and the rest
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  2809.  @offroadspecialties7383  I thought it made no sense for them to design an engine. Regardless, you won't see many enthusiasts having an interest in a $100k MR I4 car in a segment with Evora and A110. If this thing does sell, Alpine may want to consider coming over.
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  2810.  @seanmurphy7860  Hahaha! Even after Trump was acquitted of collusion with Russia you still peddle that story: Just as your puppet masters planned.
    2
  2811.  Event Horizons  There is absolutely zero evidence to back that up and Trump was acquitted from fabricated collusion allegations. They had no evidence for that, either.
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  2812. Eating cats is traditional Haitian culture. Killing whitey is as well.
    2
  2813. If replacement migration into European countries wasn't occuring, native populations wouldn't be like this. The ideology of a free market for labor is evil. It is what facilitated replacement of Europeans.
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  2814. Yes, BMW has entirely lost what made them so special. Gave up on them years ago. M2 variants are a possible exception. It doesn't matter how well it does on paper. You aren't actually the one driving it.
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  2815. Because it is nearly faultless and more reliable than any other sold, apart from other Toyota V8 cars
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  2816. I still remember seeing your original Roadster driving around (saw it at Avenue in Forsyth a few times). Didn't find out it was yours until a while later
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  2817. Nice conspiracy, buddy. NY Post did extensive verification and Hunter Biden's lawyers even called to try to get the hard drive back. Hmm...
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  2818. Residual value/little depreciation
    2
  2819. Settling for a 964 isn't a bad idea.
    2
  2820. Very few ever got this close to perfection
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  2821. Anybody who plans to "vacation" to India should come here instead
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  2822. Snake-venom-laced napkins.
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  2823. ​ @andreaskampe9143  Current mainstream "conservatism" isn't far right, though. It's just moderate right. Conservatism isn't conserving anything anymore.
    2
  2824. A very corrupt government is often sustained and bred by corrupted culture. The people within the government, after all, are byproducts of said culture.
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  2825. What nonsense. They murdered with impunity? Most of the army was conscripted.
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  2826.  @yungboicontigo9278  Your comment is nonsense. Why should you respect someone for not preferring a car from their homeland? It's just a moot thing to point out
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  2827. The SRT-6 Crossfire transmission may be a safer bet (if they did upgrade it for the SRT).
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  2828.  @slonkijippie  Probably Russian cars, lol. But Toyota seems to be keeping it traditional with several models. Mazdas are simple enough. But I would always prefer good older cars.
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  2829. You could achieve the same thing for $5k or less yourself.
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  2830. These juveniles seem extra "rowdy" Naggers
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  2831. Aidan Hew Try not staring at icons during a podcast.
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  2832.  @cesarcampos3157  An obvious one is the steering wheel which was blatantly copied from the W222 (pre facelift)
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  2833.  @thatmatty231guy  The ABC suspension has had, statistically, more design flaws, warranty replacement, and reliability issues than Airmatic but you make a great point. They are what make the cars feel so great. ABC cars are also not able to have traditional suspension swaps.
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  2834. Piano black was a plague of the 2010s
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  2835. Of course that's what they want. Just like they did to Saleen
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  2836. You wouldn't be saving it from itself, mostly. A tiny percentage of the population has huge control over immigration organizations which facilitate it all. A tiny group which YouTube doesn't allow you to name
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  2837. "Hotboi vape bros" are the people buying Subarus no matter what quality they are. Always was that way
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  2838.  @DivadNoodeldehm-lz2gm  Even if the only reliable Daewoo is the K2.
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  2839. C-Class? Don't give them ideas for the EQC
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  2840. ጬ This, ladies and gentlemen, is just about the most intelligent comment people who passionately hate Trump can write.
    2
  2841. A good bit of those cars have been abandoned or put away in Japan due to regulation difficulty
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  2842.  Lilslim 650  Ohhh yeah. We should've just let this bastard lead his militia to kill more Americans.
    2
  2843. Chinese spies in Lockheed
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  2844.  @TheHenranMan  You type like the sanctimonious d-bag you are. Congratulations. Willingly voting for an elderly man with dementia is much worse than typing mistakes online.
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  2845.  @TheHenranMan  I am not a doctor and don't claim to be. However, there are several opinion pieces from doctors (pulmonologists, etc.) that you can find online. Biden makes incredibly obtuse gaffes. Trump's gaffes are innocuous and small. Biden hasn't been coherent in public speech for at least a year. Let's take a look at the October 2019 debate transcript of Biden: Linsey Davis: Mr. Vice President, I want to talk to you about inequality in schools and race. In a conversation about how to deal with segregation in schools back in 1975, you told a reporter, “I don’t feel responsible for the sins of my father and grandfather. I feel responsible for what the situation is today, for the sins of my own generation, and I’ll be damned if I feel responsible to pay for what happened 300 years ago.” You said that some 40 years ago, but as you stand here tonight, what responsibility do you think that Americans need to take to repair the legacy of slavery in our country? Joe Biden: Well, they have to deal with the … Look, there is institutional segregation in this country. And from the time I got involved, I started dealing with that. Redlining, banks, making sure that we are in a position where— Look, we talk about education. I propose that what we take is those very poor schools, the Title 1 schools, triple the amount of money we spend from $15 to $45 billion a year. Give every single teacher a raise to the equal of … A raise of getting out of the $60,000 level. No. 2, make sure that we bring in to the help with the stud—the teachers deal with the problems that come from home. The problems that come from home, we need… We have one school psychologist for every 1,500 kids in America today. It’s crazy. The teachers are required—I’m married to a teacher. My deceased wife is a teacher. They have every problem coming to them. Make sure that every single child does, in fact, have three, four, and five-year-olds go to school. School! Not day care, school. We bring social workers into homes of parents to help them deal with how to raise their children. It’s not that they don’t want to help. They don’t know what— They don’t know what quite what to do. Play the radio. Make sure the television—excuse me, make sure you have the record player on at night. The phone—make sure the kids hear words. A kid coming from a very poor school—er, a very poor background will hear 4 million words fewer spoken by the time they get there. Davis: Thank you, Mr. Vice President. Biden: No, I’m going to go like the rest of them do, twice over, OK? Because here’s the deal. The deal is that we’ve got this a little backwards. And by the way, in Venezuela, we should be allowing people to come here from Venezuela. I know Maduro. I’ve confronted Maduro. No. 2, you talk about the need to do something in Latin America. I’m the guy that came up with $740 million to see to it those three countries, in fact, change their system so people don’t have to chance to leave. You’re all acting like we just discovered this yesterday! Thank you very much. You won't find a single transcript from Trump that is as disheveled and incoherent as this (nor one that shows onset dementia). Not one. As simplistic and rambling Trump often talks, at least he can read a script and get a coherent point across off of it.
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  2846. 28:14 It's never enough. And when they try to come to European countries it's never enough either. Assimilation is a myth
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  2847. That onion really had some bite. Wait, no, that's nice.
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  2848. The firearm used was an Israeli IWI Jericho. Hmm. More suspicious arms sales from Israel...
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  2849. Real transmissions are far more interesting.
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  2850. They were hoping it would be a Biden landslide. What they are doing now is feigning ignorance over how close the race was.
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  2851. This exhaust doesn't highlight any of the better frequencies, though
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  2852. Was it ever saved? Those things will be valuable in the future.
    2
  2853. It works here on this car's proportions, but not really on compacts.
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  2854. It's not concerning at all. We need a leader like GLR today. GLR's American Nazi Party did not actually believe in Nazism or most of the principles of the NSDAP. As Rockwell said multiple times, they called their party the "American Nazi Party" to garner media attention and little more. The inflammatory name was the only thing they could do to spread awareness of white nationalism. He was a friend of Malcolm X's and donated to him frequently.
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  2855. The company doing it cut too many costs. The TV is also a POS.
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  2856. Not just white American! All European people.
    2
  2857. Mmm, dolphin
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  2858. Yes, the data supports this. In countries where licensing is far more intensive, and the tests more comprehensive, both the fatality rate and total accident rate is far lower per capita.
    2
  2859.  @2JZDestroyer  The I5 just needs modern engineering and if they just did 70% of what Audi did with the TT RS engine then it'd be great. The decision behind this was ridiculous. I think it's mostly to appease the Chinese (overlords) and their overwhelming desire for microscopic engines in luxury cars: Though I also believe it to be poor market research.
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  2860. Agreed. They haven't put that much testing into a single Tesla vehicle and barely even test their cars compared to traditional OEMs before release
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  2861. The infotainment actually did come straight out of a Civic. Same exact system.
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  2862.  @EL-oj6uq  We are anti-Jewish power in a country where they are less than 3% of the population but hold top positions in the most influential of areas (private and public sector)
    2
  2863.  @1995yuda  They are most definitely not
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  2864. Stolen comment +50 points
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  2865.  @gangstalker47  The only person who lied here was the officer who gave the opening statement to this video (edited out) which can be found elsewhere online. You didn't identify a single lie I said because there isn't one
    2
  2866.  @oneeyedlair  Uh huh.
    2
  2867.  @oneeyedlair  This woman is clearly very corrupt and can barely pronounce English words properly.
    2
  2868. Yeah Toyota and Honda products were the complete opposite. No rattles or shit that doesn't last.
    2
  2869.  @ChevyBuddy  It's not about "liking" one interior over another. I can say both my cars were treated with the utmost care. The interior materials used by GM of that era were simply inferior. The C5 interior is great if you don't mind poor haptics. Sure, they were dramatic in the video and had to manipulate it fairly rough to get noises out, but if you did that same thing in my Lexus it simply wouldn't happen. The fitment and plastics chemistry was just far better.
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  2870. @A real bisexual petrol-head Most US English is considered accent neutral.
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  2871.  @studiotoolbox373  Race is much more than "skin color". The wealthiest of our melanin-enhanced fellow citizens in the US do more crime than the poorest whites
    2
  2872. @veedoubleu Reducing race to "skin color" is naive. If it was true that skin color exclusively describes "...how close to the equator your ancestry descended from", then the wealthiest melanin-enhanced citizens wouldn't be commiting more violent crime than all other much poorer groups, etc. Evolving in different climates for millions of years produces many more differences than simply pigmentation...
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  2873.  @Smurphenstein  Pitbull nature cannot be changed simply with good owners. If you have ever worked with law enforcement or around enough dogs, you know their instinct to kill never goes away. You'll never know what the trigger will be, but a perfectly normal dog owner can have their face eaten off easily by a pitbull. They were bred to kill and have genetically different temperaments They should be criminalized.
    2
  2874. Retro design is intentional.
    2
  2875. Marketing departments need to be universally audited to remove these subversives
    2
  2876. >Sporting firearms competing with unrestrained black market firearms or the government Good one! Are you a government official or just an NPC?
    2
  2877. Wesley Walls Yes, and capacitive buttons are not great. They fail sometimes.
    2
  2878.  @TheStigsGuyaneseCousin  It's heavy for a reason, bud.
    2
  2879. ryan mamer A social program is a false equivalence to socialism. Try again, lefty.
    2
  2880. Sheeeeeeeit. Black officers definitely don't treat they brothas differently
    2
  2881. @Seb C I assumed the comment was from a vehicle quality perspective. And they certainly were not. I would much rather have a Ford-era Volvo than one now. Near the end (global recession) it could not be helped how they were doing. All automakers were struggling badly. Of course that sweet and evil endless Chinese capital brought the company back. But their cars now are, hilariously, statistically less reliable than they were in the Ford-era.
    2
  2882. Take notes, Porsche! No excuses with all the feedback now
    2
  2883. Versa?
    2
  2884. Taking it off-road would definitely be ideal
    2
  2885. Nothing about it is attractive
    2
  2886. Sounds like something the moron Vaush would say. Just had to add that.
    2
  2887. Well, the US was very much founded as a European nation, by English Europeans. It should've stayed that way. Some parts of the US still have remnants of it in the accent. Search the Ocracoke accent
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  2888. "little" btw
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  2889. Thinking about it in an evolutionary way: Some people seem to have evolved to collaborate with foreign invading groups and work against their own because of survivorship benefits. Twisted
    2
  2890. If they built the same cars then but with modern rust prevention technology, they'd be fine and would survive much longer than today's planned obsolescence BS. You can truly repair and diagnose everything on pre-computer cars with simple tools and able to recondition the parts over and over. again.
    2
  2891. The kid should've waited a bit longer for an offer that actually represented market value. Idiotic.
    2
  2892. The magazine fitment itself is obviously most of the issue
    2
  2893. Definitely the best MR2.
    2
  2894. Most older cars are better than now (if, by better, you mean driving enjoyment)
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  2895. Cars do not need to have so much technology. In fact, I have only loved driving to get away from it all. Thanks for speaking about this subversion of the automotive industry
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  2896. The 996 is definitely no joke
    2
  2897. Nobody in the region wants Israel to have nukes. But, guess what? They developed them secretly anyway and didn't allow inspections of anything!
    2
  2898. Noticed the front bumper to hood gap alignment is off.
    2
  2899. Imagine the intelligence of a person thinking they can escape in something like this
    2
  2900.  @davidlegkodukh6969  Hahaha. Can tune the Supra more? Not only is the Supra $10k more than a GT, but the tuning costs and availability for the Supra don't come close to the ridiculous network of parts for GTs in the U.S.
    2
  2901.  @davidlegkodukh6969  You can barely even write properly. Why would you go around yapping about shit you have zero credibility about? I sure as hell wasn't talking about the "future". I used present tense. Say it with me slowly: The Supra and its B58 does not yet have the parts or tuning base, nor the number of aftermarket companies the Mustangs have. Very simple. And with the price difference these two have, you could spend the $10k to make the GT absolutely obliterate a superficially tuned Supra.
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  2902. This event is as capitalist as it gets. Please be joking.
    2
  2903. Inferior to crimping regardless
    2
  2904. Seethe
    2
  2905. I'll pass. Read it if you love endless filler
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  2906. They could've easily retained the v-twin and used a more modern engine. It's just less differentiated now. The exposed v-twin makes the vehicle
    2
  2907. A carefully crafted plan by people who knew exactly what they were doing
    2
  2908. Large part affirmative action.
    2
  2909. More than likely a part issue and every single one of them off the assembly line within a specific timespan is affected
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  2910. Inefficient like all GM EVs
    2
  2911. Many of them, I've noticed, have no previous comment history here and are probably tourists sent by other goons. Many such cases.
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  2912. Always appreciate any redoing of old videos with the much superior camera
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  2913. At least it is available with a HUD, unlike others
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  2914. The stock wheels for the Cybertruck are just a horrible match for the design without the wheel covers
    2
  2915. W220 is most elegant S-Class to me.
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  2916. Textron has many more development hours into theirs and is probably the likely winner.
    2
  2917. Yeah right. The most reliable S-Class mechanically
    2
  2918. Would take any first gen R8, especially this, over its unworthy successor.
    2
  2919. dan noyes 6 year/72,000 mile warranty! And there are established methods/additives to clean GDI engines (but I still hate them).
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  2920. Oh, sure. These are so garbage that the Cummins models regularly get driven millions of miles with no issues.
    2
  2921.  @landrewmackinnon4888  So you really hate them because of fuel efficiency. Too bad the economy wouldn't work without large diesel trucks.
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  2922. 13:15 That statistic (applies to the US) is actually a part of the FBI crime stats site. It's verifiably true.
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  2923.  @SDav21  The touch pad is actually a great solution. Not very hard to get used to and it saves you from having to clean a touch display all the time.
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  2924. Jaguar didn't have a branding issue. It was a products issue.
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  2925. This is easily in the top 3 911s I've ever seen.
    2
  2926. Basically comes down to dealership experience
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  2927. @Real M There is no better country in the world for individual freedoms and human rights than the USA.
    2
  2928.  @formerparatrooper  He very clearly said that "neo-Nazis" are not national socialists. They are really not. Modern national socialists also widely proclaim that they do not agree with policy of the NSDAP. It does make sense to have some major reform, you know, because they failed rather spectacularly.
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  2929. Natural behavior differences are real
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  2930.  @doLH-ji1ei  You can't send photos on YouTube. Only links to photos.
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  2931. Joshua Weickum They were made for durability and abuse, not asphalt, so of course comfort wasn't an option.
    2
  2932.  @dukinse5198  Not really. Those are every elevated roads carved into the side of the mountain. Not much that crosses. Other people say the west coast has the best driving roads in the US... until they go to this Appalachian region
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  2933. Really just a few interior trim pieces made of the wrong plastics. They didn't intend for the pieces to fall apart. They invested heavily in new materials chemistry to keep up with the Japanese
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  2934. VERY used to seeing them driving their insane GTRs around and know exactly where these guys are. Pass by all the time. Great guys.
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  2935. "This story has been completely debunked." Who do you work for and why are spreading such disinformation? Nothing has been debunked. The Biden family must answer to this evidence.
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  2936. What's lame is you thinking this truck doesn't have the best aerodynamics possible for its ground clearance and open bed. That is where the noise is coming from (aside from the tires). There are plenty of videos of this generation Ram showing its extensive aero development. Now go back to updating Xi Jinping's underlings with your weekly quota of anti-American comments.
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  2937. Hey, I hated modern cars before it was popular
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  2938.  @WarpedYT  Great. I was hoping you understood the importance of an exhaust and can definitely improve the sound with a proper exhaust design anyway...
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  2939.  @fcpeuro  Factory service manual for '05-'09 says to turn it lock to lock with engine off several times and top off, start engine, and then turn it lock to lock slowly 10 times while keeping it at the end position at least 2 seconds. Says nothing about wheels being off ground.
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  2940. Thomas J Wigglesworth ...That I avoided each time I started a new game like the plague.
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  2941. Much appreciated. Will still be a hard fight
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  2942. One of the greatest. Apparently '67 had the best seats.
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  2943.  @benjaminsmith2287  It's not about whether there are quality differences to people who care about COO. It's about morality and being less dependent on a foreign power that wishes for your demise (while utilizing state-owned/funded Chinese companies as suppliers). I avoid Chinese products as well but these cars are not Chinese.
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  2944.  @benjaminsmith2287  New Volvos are better than the old ones? Uh don't think so. Much reliability data to prove you wrong there. But I'm sure they'll be much better when most are BEV
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  2945. First one of these I ever saw driving was in this same specification. In Hawaii while on vacation in 2005
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  2946. Actually, the CCP was burning documents at a consulate in 2017 during the last feud. They seem to do it before moving anywhere. Do some research.
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  2947. The polar opposite of an E38
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  2948.  @SwiffyDK  Ok, buddy. Back to school. Putting a question at the end implies you weren't sure if it was aggressive or not. That was my response. When people disagree, guess what? That's an opinion as well. Childish nonsense.
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  2949.  @SwiffyDK  I never made a mistake. Learn the English language and you'll comprehend why I made the response. Or, should I say, learn the English language!? Edit: Who wouldn't treat you like a child after what you just wrote, buddy?
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  2950.  @SwiffyDK  Uh huh. Says the manchild who wants those who disagree with them to be silenced.
    2
  2951.  @SwiffyDK  "You are not better at all so shut your mouth" is evidence of someone who has a superiority complex and wants to silence those who disagree with them. It's also incredibly childish.
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  2952. HarvesterUT2 That's debatable.
    2
  2953. Nothing says "It's not who you're looking for" like an immediate foot pursuit
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  2954. simon T You mustn't hear many Americans then...
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  2955. Had my 2000 S430L for 7 years. A dream to work on, cheap to repair, and just as reliable as my Lexus.
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  2956. Then you don't know anything about drag racing...
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  2957. 9:44 You just lost me when you called the CT ammo untested. It's by far the most tested of the three. Do research properly before making such claims.
    2
  2958. Keep dreaming. The puppet masters would never allow it
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  2959. A Molson Now those ones "down in Florida" are doing about 60 without even having to move.
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  2960. 3:00 Perpetuating stupid myths. Cut costs? Hahaha. Give me a break, Doug. The budget for the W220 was insane in order to catch up to the Japanese tech. It had far more patents and innovation than the W140. The corrosion protection oversight was also a result of new investments like a new galvanization process combined with early water based paint. They also spent more trying to get the price down: The average W220 was $10k less at the dealer. That's why it was also an early use of advanced plastics for them. The few hard interior plastics at the seat bottoms were rectified for '03 and we're not terrible to begin with. They just didn't test it for cracking when people sat on the side bolster. A W220 (without hydraulic ABC suspension) that hasn't been exposed to a corrosive environment is the most reliable S-Class. Go review one.
    2
  2961. McMuffinFluffin 1. That's not how Germans say those names anyway 2. That's not what he's referring to
    2
  2962. McMuffinFluffin You can do better for speaking German, then. It's more literally "Folksvagen" and "Mehrsehdes" to English speakers.
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  2963. Disney isn't worth SHIT anymore.
    2
  2964.  @PT94x  That's true but doesn't mean there is not a chance to stay with your own. Just have to try much harder. I suppose some just want to bypass it all and seek the yellow
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  2965. How can any self-respecting white man find that attractive?
    2
  2966. They weren't very safe at all by today's standards
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  2967. They used to have the logo much smaller and the same color as the rest of the interior (not chrome). Was much better that way.
    2
  2968. Threaded fasteners are fantastic. Can't believe you'd support riveting just to save a few seconds and dollars. It utterly screws the end user if maintenance needs to be done. Labor will cost way more than any fixed cost savings from manufacturer's standpoint. This will likely hurt the brand more than any aggregate cost savings. Just use top grade threaded fasteners!
    2
  2969.  @agreatd  It has been 7 years since Tesla began mass production.
    2
  2970. I've always wanted to try one of these Alpines. Beautiful cars
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  2971. Hope you're joking. Assault rifles aren't even owned by 99%+ of American gun owners. Assault rifles, by definition, are select-fire, intermediate cartridge, rifles. Assault rifles fire full auto and, therefore, require registration in the NFRTR and are not produced any longer for civilians. In fact, only ones made before May 1986 are available to even transfer. This is because of the Hughes Amendment under the FOPA. They are also typically $20k or so. Now don't buy into the media's usage of the term...
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  2972. @Antun Šturlić "USA fascists" Hilarious
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  2973. Can't wait for the Cerbera
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  2974. It won't be very close to the original bus, which is probably what he meant. I also believe they should've brought back the Beetle with a RR layout
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  2975.  @liberalweirdo7886  I'm very familiar with the cars. The only thing I'd consider just as good is the Fleetwood (and the 140 is still better to me). There's a reason the Mercedes interiors held up better with real usage. Also, by the time the CTS came along, their entire dashes were breaking from the awful plastic.
    2
  2976. No person is infallible. Appeal to authority is a fallacy for that reason alone
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  2977.  Martha Marcy May Marlene  Ah. Since Trump's income tax returns were obtained illicitly then they should censor that, too, right? There should be legal recourse there as well? Just checking you for actual moral (and logical) consistency. And, no, obtaining info illicitly from a public official is not treated any less severely. Go on.
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  2978.  @peterwonaprize  That's simply not really true. Even if you don't include the Four-C suspension, the average Toyota uses McPherson strut with stamped steel arms in comparison to Volvo's high aluminum usage and rear multilink. There are more bushings and components cost more. No, I don't think they still use that inferior material on P2. In fact, I don't think my 2005 ever had it.
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  2979. 11:39 That is absolutely wrong, Sandy. And the ones with no mechanical redundancy are manufactured to a much higher standard than could be done in automotive and are also electronically redundant in multiple ways.
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  2980.  @nmpls  Yeah, he should have a $3-4M umbrella at least
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  2981.  @yvonnemccalla7282  You're projecting. You're also the partisan hack here. Trump's administration is handling China quite well: Especially Pompeo.
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  2982. Anything with that amount of depreciation must be worked on yourself if you have the time. Also, the XJS is just as underrated.
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  2983. fartzinwind Top load machines were the first machines in the U.S.! I had one in the 90s too.
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  2984. ro pro Same here.
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  2985. Nope. It's well known how good their performance is in the industry. They dominate the Chinese market, have the highest satisfaction among dealers in the US, and have historically had some of the most reliable American cars.
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  2986.  @koreymayo8884  Riiiight. All GM products had a bad period but that's simply not true.
    2
  2987. Verde Artemis is my favorite on these cars (after Draco)
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  2988. I certainly don't want to look conspicuous in a luxury car
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  2989.  @LilRick96  The new LS500 should not even be compared to the LS460L as there is no 500L variant currently. The new LS has vastly improved from the last non-L. Safety is not a good enough excuse for what? Your ignorance is not a good enough excuse for this comment.
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  2990.  @crispypigskin8578  Not my house.
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  2991. Always loved it and the headlights
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  2992.  @stillnottellingyoumyname8193  People think convertibles are enjoyable. I don't disagree.
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  2993. The entirety of this video summarized: "Weeeelll, I don't like this certain data so I'm simply going to dispose of it, use preconceived notions, and use data that agrees with these notions." I'm sure you're aware of all the fallacies involved in this process. If you actually listened to the opposing stance, you would see that conservatives are focused more on reducing inflation: Yet they do not oppose raising the wage completely. Purchasing power is a real economic consideration and general inflation is not the best indicator of it.
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  2994. *Prevent Stacey Abrams from taking office you mean.
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  2995. Yep. 95% the experience.
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  2996. It doesn't get more NPC-like than this.
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  2997. harsh pundir They're ugly as hell for $80,000. They may be somewhat attractive at $50,000.
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  2998. Only in quite high speed collisions.
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  2999. studdaman420 Not ABC. Just regular air strut leak. Not even hard to fix.
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  3000.  @christianbuczko1481  Wrong. Very wrong.
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  3001.  @Matty.Hill_87  That's not what the claim is. If the title said "Most Famous TVR in the UK", then it would be believable
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  3002.  @kantina4765  You say Nazis were massively autistic and yet you claim to be autistic. Well, that lines up. You'd have to be a fool to claim that having interests is autistic.
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  3003. These people paid to be propagandists are truly vile humans
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  3004. guerotech Apparently one of them was supposed to br crushed but was actually dropped off in a fairly remote desert location in Mexico where it sat.
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  3005. Yeah, saw this coming from a mile away
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  3006.  @paranoiaproductions1221  Yes, under certain circumstances (e.g., multiple premeditated homicides, drug kingpin killing thousands, decades of human trafficking, etc.) there should be strict capital punishment because it does the job and prevents the taxpayer from funding irredeemables. It gives closure to victims so the criminal cannot psychologically torture survivors the rest of their lives to the same extent.
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  3007. Yeah, bud, but think about it from another person's perspective! He is a YouTuber gaining followers from his frequent content and repair videos. The revenue potential from the journey alone would more than make up for the cost he could get this for! This is basically a business. Don't lead people down the wrong path based on completely different situations.
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  3008. Damn black... cats
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  3009. It's not trying to be a spoken review. The ignorance! It's to simulate a drive yourself.
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  3010. A timeless design inside and out
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  3011. Even more embarrassing
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  3012. The truth is inescapable: The Chinese government and the ridiculously large amount of subversion taking place can only be stopped through force (internally or externally). Pompeo 2024
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  3013. heavyweight Ever heard of power/litre?
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  3014. Hard lessons learned for those people. I'd have a truck and trailer capable of hauling and do it myself every time.
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  3015. For the price it's a disaster.
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  3016. Atlanta DA is high up in the list.
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  3017.  @dontfallyoumighthurtyourse4694  "Anime losers" is as generic of a term as something like "movie losers" or "video game losers". You morons just expose how little you actually know when saying nonsense like this.
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  3018.  @nallis01  Yeah... the old and extremely reliable Japanese I4s are not forced induction engines. They also have lower compression and are not direct injected. These newer direct injected, high compression, turbo I4s need much more maintenance over long-term ownership and will need to be rebuilt in 1/4 the time.
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  3019. Tony Soprano would kick his ass for giving it anything less than a 9
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  3020. This guy wasn't white you fool
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  3021. Pakistan is basically India. Mostly the same people genetically. Behavior is overwhelmingly genetic
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  3022.  @mileshill7196  Whatever definition you're using is overly specific and not broad enough. From the Cambridge Dictionary: Degenerate noun  formal disapproving US  /dɪˈdʒen.ə.rət/  UK  /dɪˈdʒen.ə.rət/ Someone with low standards of behavior. This aligns perfectly.
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  3023. Really need to redo the sponsor segment with the new mic. Haha
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  3024. They treat the streets of the US the same way as that jungle pass full of piles of rubbish
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  3025. Charlie was right as well about the early 20th century. Literate people were more "book smart" and celebrities were a product of the innovative sciences, etc. One benefit today *is*, however, the ease of information access and, now that everyone is essentially a journalist and people can judge bias easily, transparency.
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  3026. I remember when the 370Z came out I went to a dealer and they were still pushing a loaded 350Z Convertible in the showroom. MSRP was way higher than I thought.
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  3027. Nunya Biezwacks I only recognize evidence and Russia as a state is clean until that comes forward.
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  3028. Woo boy. Ever made? Now, that's a contentious statement
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  3029. Can't wait for your Verde Draco example. Been dreaming of one in that color for a decade.
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  3030.  @anAmishGuy  More than likely. And, hopefully, the NA V8 at least stays as an option. They'd be moronic to drop it like they did in the LS500.
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  3031.  @johnfist6220  Not just NGOs that fund this type of subversion. Over 90% of US media and entertainment has Jews in the top positions of power, yet they are less than 3% of the population. Hollywoodism is a good source for how they monopolized an industry with nepotism. It needs to be addressed. Oh, and if only Jews voted in the US, let's just say the right wouldn't even be close to winning anything in any state. That's how far left they are
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  3032. 6:35 No, you can't.
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  3033. Hamish Wishart Another broken-record leftist regurgitating the dwindling voice of their failing overlords. Think for yourself based on evidence.
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  3034. I'm not saying they compare exactly, nor do I prefer BMW, but $170k is the going rate for an M760Li. That's a better deal to me and with a RR engine.
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  3035. Ethnostates for all peoples! Jews included! Deport all non-native peoples out of countries and let us return to a society that preserves human biodiversity in the long-term, rather than mix indefinitely. Balkanize countries like the US, which no longer have many natives left. At the bare minimum, we need to live in clusters of genetically-close groups.
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  3036.  Mr. McGringus  Libertarianism is a "far right" political ideology? I'm sorry but this is is hilarious. Hilarious and absolutely false.
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  3037.  Greg Bors  Are you kidding? Most Americans know this because it's fed to us in public schools. This comment was a joke.
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  3038.  @SLJShortt  Hahaha. That's rich. You tried to frame it as if I said no southerners owned slaves. I never claimed that. You attacked the straw man. Get an education, you charlatan and sanctimonious dilrod: As if there weren't enough of your type on the internet already.
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  3039. This is what separates the good engineers from the average engineers. Engineers with better spatial comprehension design them to be easily serviced and repaired in the future while also innovating.
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  3040. Can you believe Toyota apparently ditching this glorious 2UR-GSE?
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  3041. Minis with the PSA engines are definitely turds
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  3042. Plenty of vehicles have reasons to be lemoned even before 300 miles... ask me how I know. Also, another dealer replacing expensive parts it doesn't need under warranty (catalyst) for some good money. No surprise.
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  3043. Well, Naveen, your country didn't even know toilets existed until relatively recently
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  3044. Always appreciate the close-up shots showing the tiny details
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  3045. Yeah... when you happen to actually find an Indian toilet
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  3046. Maybe
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  3047. ​ @Weird-City You're assuming they are legitimate. The UK has third world conditions and possibly third world meddling
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  3048. Blackplastic You get it.
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  3049. Oh, I had an excellent quality model of this about 15 years ago. The dream would be a Diablo GT
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  3050. Yes, because exterior design is the sole determinant of a vehicle.
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  3051.  @verdict1163  Yes. And they suck.
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  3052. It's just a downgrade in terms of interior ergonomics from the 222
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  3053. Red62 Only a casing can be blown out I believe.
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  3054. Soma plot?
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  3055.  @johngalt1927  No shit? I am talking about the censoring of Chinese language insults here. This is a very specific act that was very unlikely to have been done with the same process. This is the act of a typical CCP operative (or operatives).
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  3056.  @onedrop7967  Furthermore, if you're referring to my last comment about Google "fixing it", then you need to work on your comprehension of the context here. The person I replied to was a wumao type who was typing out the previously-censored words. He's acting like it was never a problem simply because they are not blacklisted now. They were before yesterday, though.
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  3057. They did a bit better in the last few model years.
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  3058. Oh yeah but other manufacturers do more testing on roads for a reason. He wouldn't let the Jesko leak early either.
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  3059. Cars in general are way less fun to drive now
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  3060. Those are a horror show to work on but happy you have what you always wanted.
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  3061.  @77yogurt  Irrelevant. The FBI isn't likely to sympathize or have much bias when it comes to this situation and just doing their jobs.
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  3062. This thing is way more comfort-oriented than the IS-F, which makes it better to drive on public roads (99% of driving). It's a no-brainer to choose the IS500 over an IS-F.
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  3063.  David Topchiev  You don't have a clue. The 140 and 220 were unibody cars. Obviously it's better to use the steering and suspension components from a vehicle designed for the same weight class as the 57 and 62. The 220 was an exercise in weight savings and wasn't a better option for those components but it was plenty rigid. Most everything else was taken from the 220, though.
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  3064. I can sense the nervousness. It is warranted, though
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  3065.  @KUROSHURA  Good color as well. It's very close to Mercedes-Benz Brilliant Silver. Edit: Maybe I meant Iridium Silver
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  3066. Balkanization now
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  3067. Admirable company and passionate people.
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  3068. kirk1015 Different vehicle classes. Atlas is a cheap quality crossover and the Toaureg is a very nice luxury SUV.
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  3069. ​ @andylucas5770 Well, you're about to find out just how many people are buying it, aren't you?
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  3070. Even the 1.4 I4.
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  3071. It is just one man's opinion
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  3072. In terms of production cars, the F40 V8 is well known.
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  3073. marylandcarspots Because the senile hag may run again soon.
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  3074. Funny. I think this, the 456, and the 612 are some of the greatest Ferrari designs in history. The "hood scoop" on 550 and 575 is hideous to me. I also think the 348 GTB is more beautiful than the 355.
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  3075.  @memememine1  Nonsense! People keep propagating this myth. Sure, if they use awful quality OLED displays and don't know how to design graphics that prevent overstressing (hint: you don't use static white in the first place). But even Samsung has durability tested their AMOLED displays to work flawlessly with static high intensity whites. It's not OLED tech of 10 years ago. The reason why they aren't used in cars is because of ignorance and cost-cutting.
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  3076.  @memememine1  No. It won't last as long on high brightness with the full display white. The point is you don't need to use AMOLED with white gauge faces. Maybe white needles that move. They can easily design auto display graphics using decent Samsung AMOLED that will last for 15+ years. Regular backlit LCDs are worse than physical gauges on the eyes. Better to have true blacks. I have had an S7 that has had zero issues for 2 years and 1 month of heavy usage. Probably because I don't leave it on max brightness. One example of mitigating static graphics in displays is to use movable graphics like Peugeot.
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  3077. Your loss. Great factory.
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  3078.  @Montana270  That's probably more noticeable on less refined engines (especially pushrod) but the only thing I can hear is injector noise on this one. No valvetrain noises.
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  3079. He. Iz. A. Guuud. Boy.
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  3080. HUD
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  3081. Hello, cult member. I know your eyes gloss over when anyone criticizes Tesla (regardless of intent).
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  3082. Agree with him about the BS plastic above the gauges. It serves no purpose other than obstruction.
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  3083. Oh, give up already. If you hate 996s that much just don't watch it. They are very beautiful to many people.
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  3084. These are definitely very pricey in good condition...
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  3085.  MrBrenman21  Are you really this dense?
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  3086. Yep. The corrupt CCP basically lured them in to build a factory and hire employees and then, as expected, stole their IP through the local government. It was stupid to trust them to begin with. They just screwed them over any way they could.
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  3087. Usual suspect
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  3088.  @Akbar_Friendly_in_Cherno  National socialism and violent anarchy is mutually exclusive, simpleton.
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  3089. If the car wasn't more of an isolation chamber than previous generations of the car I could probably overlook the grille. But it's not happening
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  3090. What a moronic take on Putin. If you still side with that tyrant's decision to throw more of his own Slavic people into the meat grinder and recklessly endanger as many civilians as he is, especially after understanding the perspectives of both Ukrainians and Russians, you are lost. Both separatist states in the east that Putin used as a pretext to invade on four fronts (by supporting them militarily) are neo-Marxist and so is his own government. He is not based. He has persecuted and tortured nationalist groups within Russia, among other actions like heavily restricting speech. The sane stance here is to remain neutral and feel sorry for the young men sent to die, any civilians, and the continuing of a brother war instigated by oligarchs. Being "told" to hate someone by US progressives is not reason enough to support their opposition. It is so much more complicated than you claim. If you are indistinguishable from Russian state media or the shills you see all over social media, you've done something wrong
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  3091. People want what they can't have. Then everyone gets access to it and they don't want it as much.
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  3092.  @vaibhavshetty8687  No problems in India? Hahahahaha!
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  3093. Verde Draco has always been my favorite color for the LP640! Excellent choice, Ed.
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  3094. ​ @supraphonic88 You are clueless. This i5 doesn't even compete. It will be confirmed when someone does real range testing. You should be asking why a new 2024 BMW can't attain the range and performance a Model S did in 2017 for the same price.
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  3095. New Rolls-Royce and Bentley do nothing for me. These do.
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  3096. They were actually planning for the Solstice/Sky to have an LS3 at one point so the thing can probably take it. Their manual transmissions (Aisin I think) can handle torque well too and are used for swaps in other cars. You're clearly talking about an LS7, though
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  3097. Glenn Quagmire He not only gives answers but he logically lays them out for people capable of listening. Try it.
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  3098. Disassembling new things is an addiction
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  3099. One thing you could still do is a more in-depth analysis of the MCU. Explain the board design, chips used, and how the UI/automated driving is designed at Tesla (if you have programmers to explain it). Further explanation can touch on how they're training their network in preparation for autonomous.
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  3100. Cameron Harris Yeah, as soon as he was inaugurated, all their insecure PTSD minds just looked for things to bitch about and the insanity in the media has been boosted tenfold.
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  3101. *Shaqueesha NPC screeching noises*
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  3102. Intelligence of a leftist everyone...
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  3103. Repulsive "journalism". Being a registered Democrat is about the only substantiative information presented here: And it has zero relevance when the event itself is such a great example of why the riots encourage and allow criminals to act under the veil of distracted police. These hypocrites have no problem further politicizing it by going on CNN (just as partisan as the RNC) and explicitly mentioning his "Democrat" status. It wouldn't have been mentioned if it wasn't political. Wake up and boycott CNN. Again: REPULSIVE journalism.
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  3104. All that hesitation because they're way more scared of shooting a "melanated brother" than anyone else
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  3105. 8:15 Panoz is still operating, thankfully, and have invested in growth.
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  3106. Just blew out his windshield for no reason
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  3107. Have had both the LS430 and the W220 w/Airmatic. Parts are way cheaper on the W220 because you're forced to get genuine Lexus parts if you want quality (can go through FCP, etc., for MB). Both are very close in reliability
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  3108. The CCP will either crumble on its own or be fought against at some point. The world needs to show there is no tolerance for authoritarian, kleptocratic, superpowers.
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  3109. The only thing you're capable of doing well so far is belittling and throwing ad hominem attacks. YES, it is possible to discuss the result of something happening without delving into politics. However, that's a bit disgusting when human lives are involved and thus politics can and should be mentioned if he chooses so. The corrupt ways of South African politicians is interesting.
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  3110. NemoNobody2092 You have no clue what I know about the country. Once again instead of addressing the content of the discussion, you focus on belittling the other person. Sounds similar to some current politicians. Hmm. Also, I clearly didn't say it doesn't involve politics. Read. I clearly said, in English, that it is possible to mention it without delving into politics. It is. Period.
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  3111. Basic perimeter security
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  3112. ​ @patrickpaterson8785 I'm sure you'll be driving on solar roadways too! So gullible. The range added from the solar panels is so overstated
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  3113. Porsche looks like this. This design came before the 992.
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  3114. All USDM cars had at least 6 toggle switches. I believe even the foreign S320 had 6.
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  3115.  @joshkiej6601  They did it to get more revenue. Same reason why licensing isn't strict enough. They secretly want stupid drivers. It pays them.
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  3116.  AzMi  Thanks for proving the point of the original comment. Keep projecting.
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  3117. Why don't you also cover the BS coming from Russian state media, Paul? Hmm
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  3118. Wake up, America. Melanin-enhanced people are an inordinate threat
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  3119. You need to make these Q&As into podcast links too so we can easily listen on the go!
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  3120.  @leadreviewer3257  You are generalizing... way too much. It's simply not true. The overwhelming majority of people who talk about socialism intend to talk about socialism. Not social programs, etc.
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  3121. ​ @Vincerama  The problem is there's a direct correlation between people who can only afford a $129 gun and crime rates
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  3122. Matt W "Obamacare" (ACA) has raped the "working class" more than anything, genius. One of the very basic and proven economics principles in existence was violated by its mild socialization. It eliminated competition. Learn what you speak of.
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  3123. Yes, indeed, that's where the oil cooler sits. In fact, they were notoriously poorly designed for this engine and failures cause... issues. Best to address them before the rubber fails. As long as you do that, these are mostly great. Saw one with well over 300k miles.
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  3124. Wings are definitely unnecessarily large
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  3125. Nothing tops the original 4.2 for me.
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  3126. Another lackluster product as usual from Subaru. And surely lackluster in long-term reliability too
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  3127. Last great Accord to me
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  3128. About as "Democratic" as the "People's Republic of China" is a Republic. Sad you can't see through it.
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  3129. Automated not autonomous
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  3130.  @Redshift42  Nice. My home track is Road Atlanta. It's fun.
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  3131. Under 20 when I had a V70 2.5T. I'd still take a Saab any day. They're just so scarce and abused now.
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  3132. And yet it's still a great example of planned obsolescence because they've always sold "industrial" versions of the bulbs which are just as bright and last much longer. They could have sold those bulbs in regular stores, despite increased power consumption for the same brightness, but they wanted to restrict the longer-lasting bulb. Still meets the definition of planned obsolescence.
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  3133.  @Mr.Walker994  https://youtu.be/pwqIsZDGXTI
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  3134. It's sad that Nissan never actually bothered to improve the interior.
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  3135. Nothing impressive about using something they simply copied
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  3136. Yeah except GLR was not the evil man that he has been portrayed as. He used the "American Nazi Party" name and swastika for media attention and little more. He didn't agree with most of the NSDAP policy. It simply gave them press and allowed people to read into them. He often said he did not hate people because of race and wanted separatism just like Malcolm X did. In fact, he became close to Malcolm X and publicly donated to him. It was a white nationalist movement.
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  3137. Absolute ideal daily driver. Does its job for a few decades without issue too and won't get boring.
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  3138. Yep, though they're more efficient at using it. But it's still a good reason to not force EV conversion until we have a appropriate grid
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  3139.  @l.e.i.4111  Uh, I usually disagree with the "It looks like X" comments, but he specifically said the headlights are Audi-esque and the grill from BMW. It's very accurate. In fact, the front looks like a Chinese abomination if you don't consider the rest of it.
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  3140. The Peruvian shinkansen
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  3141. He never praised Putin, unless it was ironic. Learn English
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  3142. 6:48 Enzo had an LCD first... Technically the F50 did but not really a display.
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  3143. Well, it's harder to compare cars like these today because there are so many variables affecting the experience. Assuming everything is in perfect working condition and there are no failed bushings, etc., however...
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  3144. 282 isn't impressive, for sure. Having great aero design matters just as much. For example, the W220 version Mercedes S500 would do 282 km/h unrestricted and that was released late 1998. "Only" 300 HP
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  3145. Well thought out scheme!
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  3146. So going off course that quickly is still not rationally explained from the evidence yet
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  3147. ​ @andylewis7360 Because you're arbitrarily deeming fools those who challenge your dogma. Just as how Peterson has deemed anonymous accounts as such to avoid discourse. He wants to shut down anonymity on the internet. It just says so much about him.
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  3148. And nearly zero legal recourse if the thing burns your building down.
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  3149.  LKG  Meanwhile Azerbaijani propaganda is as pathetic as it gets. Hope they enjoy an overwhelming defeat.
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  3150. MotorHead Tech Yeah, because the cost of running the vehicle is way more than what you make delivering pizzas in the long run.
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  3151. Like an 8th gen Civic, hahaha
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  3152. The designer probably said to do it expecting they'd print in lowercase. Then the savings was nullified.
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  3153. People are indeed astroturfed into believing the removal of basic maintenance options is necessary for the sake of innovation. Cattle brain
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  3154. Not similar enough to the original at all. Would be like putting it on any other van
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  3155. Snore fest.
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  3156. Modifying it away from stock configuration is definitely not for me either.
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  3157. Nice bait
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  3158.  @Pikminiman  The entire interior is inspired by Tesla. It needs a more creative interior.
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  3159. Anything Tencent touches should be boycotted.
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  3160. ​ @lukeneill1568 "It's nasty to me but has nothing to do with me" Just 20 years ago it was unthinkable to say normalizing severe mental anomalies didn't have anything to do with you. It's analogous to saying 20 years from now that "It's nasty to me, but letting children be sex workers has nothing to do with me because they're not my children". The tiny fraction of people who are trans made society subservient to their cause because of this mindset, and so will the tiny fraction of people who want many more things
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  3161.  @TermlessHGW  If you had a wife she would most certainly be enjoying the MDX with OP
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  3162. I doubt this produces what it claims without losses.
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  3163. How can you host this show and brush off showing great classics like those Volvos??? Just because he didn't care about it personally? Ridiculous.
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  3164. Ukraine is further proof that cultural (and associated racial) homogeneity creates friendly and safer societies than otherwise.
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  3165. Shows very credible evidence of deep Biden corruption "you guys you're pro-Trump" Weak. Have some morals.
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  3166. Not using the Blackwing engine is a MISTAKE.
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  3167. And plastic gas tanks are much easier to puncture and plenty of deathly potential.
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  3168. Yes. It is ugly. Not necessarily because of the design but because of what's underneath
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  3169. Benz 2509 Your comment is blasphemy!!
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  3170. 28:00 Not the same engine as was in the F-150. This was the DOHC InTech shared with the Navigator (that your Ford GT's, and the Cobra R's, engine is based on). The Tritons were not as reliable. The Navigator you reviewed was NOT one with the InTech if I recall (early Navigators had the SOHC Triton).
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  3171. Exactly. Those willing to abandon their homelands to leech off more successful countries aren't exactly the kind of loyal people anyone should be desirous of
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  3172. No turbocharger in the way here. Just how I like it.
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  3173. There is a reason why Volvo's wheel and hub is designed to easily shear off in small overlap. The car is allowed to retain more momentum after the impact, reducing energy absorbtion for occupants and therefore risk of injuries at even higher speeds than the minimum required to meet good safety ratings. Deforming the wheel itself is a crutch in my opinion.
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  3174. Make it the highest mileage LP640 in the States! Enjoy it and take advantage of having the dealer relationship to more easily obtain parts.
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  3175.  @tapsofosiris3110  Nice job deflecting from the conversation. Did you forget? There is plenty of evidence to support the of Hereditarian Theory of IQ with up to about 75% of IQ being hereditary.
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  3176. '96 VR-4 Spyder Method of production is an intangible. For the record, robotics can be calibrated to be more consistent and accurate.
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  3177. Do we even need to mention the thousands of protesters mere inches from each other?
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  3178. How does that imply anything about Chris? Pelosi unravels herself as she talks.
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  3179.  @td-1095  Well, with current inflation it's hard to tell between previous fiction and current reality
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  3180. dangerousmythbuster It's not.
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  3181.  @super_slav91  All I know is VW switched to dual injection across Europe a few years back with several engines. Hasn't penetrated USDM.
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  3182. It's not a bad design but it isn't great, either. New Type R will blow it out of the water simply by being more elegant
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  3183.  @senorgato70  You just aren't able to understand Lexus. You are not their target. They target people who look beyond mere performance statistics and actually want something they can drive, drive hard, repair easily, and still have running in 20 years.
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  3184. Putting 22 inch wheels on a Defender is sacrilege.
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  3185. Nah, their AI detection will automatically promote it because it seems anti-white. That's the strategy
    2
  3186. Africa is worse.
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  3187.  @befer  "I can't believe we have hygiene problems in 21 century." The subject of the video is China's hygiene. Does this really give you trouble?
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  3188.  @befer  You're nuts. You didn't have to say anything specific for my comment to relate to it. Are you offended because I mentioned Africa? Give me a break. Edit: I also never wrote it to contradict anything you said. Laughable.
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  3189.  @roboslug  The term has been used to describe white females exclusively. Show me an instance where it has been used for non-white females. It may have not started that way, but that is what it is used for. He's correct.
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  3190.  @MultiStrings123  "lol", yes it does involve race. In fact, Hollywood was taking advantage of the association by releasing the movie named "Karen" which also demonized a white woman of the name as a bigot. It's an obvious association.
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  3191. It just makes you wonder how poorly Nissan is managed not having a plan in place for a replacement years ago. It just hurts their brand.
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  3192. Isn't only sold in the JDM.
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  3193. ​ @dave_riots H&K has many other variables that drive costs up. HS can be on par with them at much lower costs
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  3194. Put that into Dall-E Mini and find out
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  3195. Jonas h Not only that, they have it twice a year at Tokyo Big Sight.
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  3196. $112k but dealers are asking close to $200k. Clown world
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  3197. They were actually more reliable under Ford than under Tata
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  3198.  @Romulan2469  Hmm, and they were just completely unaware of their frail allegiance? Giga-tier cope
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  3199. Mythricia You don't know what you're talking about when you mention the gun culture in the USA either. That's hypocritical. The majority of us here into guns have been trained on them our entire lives and are extremely responsible. The majority of guns used by criminals are illegitimate​ or obtained illegally. There are black markets formed wherever items are banned for people. Guns are no exception. Black markets have no borders. Our Constitution clearly states that the people must, themselves, form a well armed militia to prevent a government from even thinking about tyranny. That is why we always have politicians trying to rewrite the Constitution to give themselves​ more power under the guise of "violence." Our country is vastly different, yes, but having it as a right was intentional. Good luck getting your "military-supplied weapons" in any real scenario. You'd already be dead. We are ready for anyone.
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  3200. If you're serious about these, and especially if your SMG fails, you can convert them to manual
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  3201. This solves most of the issues I have with the 2020. Doesn't need to be at the forefront of technology. It is prioritizing quality and long term reliability (hope they don't drop the V8 soon) which is not common with a modern Nissan product.
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  3202. He wuZ a gud boy, sheeeeeeeit
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  3203.  @michaeldavila8627  Yes. It was designed before the new millennia.
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  3204.  @michaeldavila8627  It was completely developed before the year 2000. And the press drives were in the 90s. If you can't understand English why pretend to?
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  3205. Idiotic. Not watching any of your content again.
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  3206. It's more like "nationalist retards". You must distinguish between nationalism and patriotism. Being patriotic is normal. Nationalism is not!
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  3207. Innocent civilians? Oh, you must mean like the innocent people shot and turned into human pancakes in Tianenman Square by tanks... or the innocents executed with AKs in Tibet.
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  3208.  @SDav21  The only person being rude here was you when you decided to be a bot-like contrarian and not read my comment. Now you're using a straw man attack (I never claimed what you say). I was writing about why it was designed that way. Any reason you could have to close everything from inside (too hot, etc.) is obvious. But it was really designed to be a quick way to rid smells in conjunction with recirculate. Very simple. This was explained in the owner's manual.
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  3209.  @vamosnippon  That is an absolutely false statement. Propagation of a myth. The AMOLED tech that has been well in reach of auto suppliers for ~5 years has zero issues (i.e., Samsung which makes all of them essentially). There is no unsafe backlight constantly on at too bright of levels either. LCD displays are useless as gauges and I would rather have physical.
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  3210.  @Moorcin  Allow me to correct you now. After the word "comment" you need a semicolon. You also left a period off the end.
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  3211. Luckily I have all of Ezell's books before this. Certainly wouldn't want to buy one now when you let the cat out of the bag!
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  3212. Please don't bring that "white and privileged" woke lingo into automotive videos.
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  3213. Weak argument. "Defund the police" may have that meaning to you, however it is an otherwise broad statement with variations in meaning depending on which leftist is asked.
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  3214. Very bias.. Is Hyundai paying you guys?
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  3215. Unbelievable. This is "melanin privilege" in action!
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  3216. They don't need to be profitable to succeed. Tesla certainly wasn't for many, many, years
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  3217. Why is wood somehow taboo in modern performance cars???
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  3218. Lillie Ampurra You have zero clue about Georgia geography then.
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  3219. Not bad. And designed in Italy.
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  3220. The second generation NSX was actually going to be FR V10
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  3221.  @bitterballsfan5216  Bad troll.
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  3222.  @bitterballsfan5216  Even worse troll.
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  3223. Hot Pursuit 2 really helped push me into automotive enthusiast territory.
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  3224. Import the people, become the people.
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  3225.  @two_number_nines  Nonsense. These had no harness issues. Cathodic dip solution was problematic for some cars as they overestimated the lifespan of the solution (due to incorrect formula). Airmatic was always reliable, just more expensive to replace (though actually easier than conventional coil over shock). Coil pack issues are only on V12
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  3226. Most material on him is in Japanese so he'd have to do some accurate translating to get the details (Google translate doesn't cut it for Japanese)
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  3227. It's definitely the safest in its class. Not sure if it has any other redeeming factors over a regular hatch.
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  3228. ​ @DoomKid No argument detected
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  3229. la chancla If any country has a vehicle superiority complex it's the UK. American muscle is cheap and uses affordable parts. Nothing to hide there. Just makes it more fun to do work on them yourself.
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  3230. Tyler Hand I'm sure you know first-hand how overpriced they are.
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  3231. I'm sure they will fix the programming.
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  3232. I wouldn't call any of these restored or even partly restored. They may have been refurbished but certainly haven't been looked after the best. Appreciate automotive content.
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  3233. People who can't stop seething about Musk and constantly write hit pieces about anything related to him are going to be screaming at the sky after how successful this is.
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  3234. ​ @norecipenecessary6864  Hey, genius! You don't know if you like it until you watch it!
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  3235. ActionHeinz People buy a Corvette to be conspicuous? Uhh, no. You clearly have bias against the Corvette. I mean, to begin with, you implied the F-Type to be a less problematic vehicle which is far from true.
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  3236.  @hg00098  Even if he didn't have such a friend, it's not racist.
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  3237.  @ысеБ  Good summary. Indeed, this video serves as a glaring example of said point and is nothing more than targeted propaganda and borderline incitement of the people who the average centrist would view as needing assistance rather than mockery.
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  3238. The FR layout will continue to be produced!!!
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  3239. ​ @chkndnts  The entire operation is dubious. Just as Elio Motors. Just as the original Aptera company that refused to refund refundable deposits
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  3240. The price of an Si from 10 years ago but the closest we'll get
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  3241.  @skelly1555  Can you read? Where is this "profanity-laced tirade"? Go ahead and tell us all. I suggest searching a dictionary for "profanity", "laced", and "tirade".
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  3242. The problem is Putin's government has persecuted nationalistic whites more than many other countries (and most other perceived opposition). If that were to change, whites would happily find refuge in Siberia. White Americans must do everything they can to resist it and maintain a territory in the locale first, however.
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  3243. Worrying about being mugged has never stopped
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  3244.  @radicalrick9587  "It's more accurate..." No it's not. They are numbers.
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  3245. Prediction: Nearly everything except the batteries, battery management, and other electrical systems will be done better on this car.
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  3246. Totally disagree. The digital assists and displays of that era are very apparent. The last period where electronics were easy to repair and manage was late 90s to early 00s. Edit: There are exceptions, but this is obviously about the average
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  3247. Maxi Designs Of course it is. No vehicle with as much piano black dust/fingerprint trim like the Audi can have a class leading interior.
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  3248. Doesn't make sense considering Integra will also be in Canada
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  3249.  @hoddtoward  Home state of Chick-fil-A.
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  3250. The Union relied even more on the slave labor before the war
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  3251. At least he likely owned the gun, unlike most of the 13%
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  3252. You mean any native who isn't self-hating
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  3253. gavin spring The Land Cruiser has more in common today. They are assembled/painted in same factory. Land Cruiser is inconspicuous.
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  3254.  @Swenthorian  As someone who has gone back and forth between Georgia and Florida throughout my life I think you're confusing temperature with humidity. Georgia (save for extreme north) and Florida both hover near 100% humidity levels through the year but Florida just gets that 10 degrees or so hotter in the summer on average. And a few extra degrees in near 100% humidity feels like much more.
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  3255. Most ridiculous conspiracy theory of the year and there have been many...
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  3256. ​ @bennydragomir4204  Ok, doomer
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  3257. Mine is hydraulic steering... oh, wait...
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  3258. Exactly. People saying there wouldn't be a market haven't done any market research themselves. This is why the Ridgeline was so successful. Payload but not towing. People would love it.
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  3259. Definitely the best Esprit spec I've seen
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  3260. He was wanted by the ATF. Regardless, "compassion" isn't something you should ever give when somebody disobeys orders to stop reaching for a firearm. He could've been trying to kill people around him.
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  3261. My favorite series: Where the cars ended up
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  3262.  @Yocole5  Oh, yes they do. Rich of this woman to claim it is used by certain people when she's not even from the country the terms originated in
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  3263. The guidance computer and s-band comms restoration (and code simulation) on the CuriousMarc channel is more evidence it happened, by itself, than any of you Apollo conspiratards will ever have
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  3264. Enjoy your cult of personality and MIGA
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  3265. Would like to see the disassembly process
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  3266.  @marclangman4836  Correct. We have eclipsed the point of OLED displays being more expensive than quality physical trim finishing. Just as luxury digital watches became very cheap to produce and became seen as a cheaper alternatives in the 80s, full display IPs will not mesh well with luxury cars
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  3267.  @Pyotyrpyotyrpyotyr  "I heed not to fall to this effect..." Just when I thought you couldn't type more pretentiously than before. You might want to take a step back and look at how much pretension you display.
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  3268. ​ @themogus When this thing has even the most minor collision the entire car is totaled. Inherent to the design. And that's assuming you would even survive hits from any car that isn't classified as an "autocycle" to avoid safety testing (because they wouldn't pass).
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  3269. ​ @themogus It's called good PR. I know. Crazy concept! Tesla also provided repair manuals. Even Apple appeased the right to repair crowd because it's the socially popular trend.
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  3270. ​ @DrTeeHenry It's very different from any other modern vehicle, and not in a good way. It would not pass safety regulations for four wheeled vehicles.
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  3271.  @Tenebrio-Morio  Yes. Speaking from pure effects quality here. It was a joke.
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  3272. ​ @hairydogstail  He is correct saying that the G11 was not intended to be used for sustained fully automatic fire. Burst mode simply works when you have less time to engage something.
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  3273. If one does it then there will be many more shortly. Not a bad thing. Great color!
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  3274.  @ForeverNeverwhere1  You won't be able to explain what you mean because OP's comment didn't miss any point. In fact, it just repeated a solution praised here.
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  3275. The QC consistency is horrible. You can have a good one, one minute, and one that looks like a blind man assembled it the next.
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  3276. ​ @elbuggo  Allow me to present some actual evidence for you to start with: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-_93BVApb59FWrLZfdlisi_x7-Ut_-w7 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-_93BVApb58SXL-BCv4rVHL-8GuC2WGb
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  3277. Good thing you're no engineer because the structural/torsional rigidity of the chassis is no indicator of crash test performance! More people acting like they know shit they don't on the internet.
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  3278.  @ALEX-sh3tx  What do you think you feel when you drive and get a feeling of handling solidity? Hmm...
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  3279.  @ALEX-sh3tx  The first model year for the Outlander was actually 2014 which was a major redesign of everything compared to before. The driver's small overlap test WAS used then. If you want to see old stuff performing well look at the last Volvo XC90 which still did perfect on the driver's small overlap in 2014 without having any design changes since 2003.
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  3280. Police officers driving BMW X5s should be a red flag that they are corrupt by itself
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  3281. Love it. In a few years after depreciating at twice the rate of the LC, it's a no-brainer
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  3282. I'd be all in... If it still had an inline-5.
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  3283. All I can say is mine would get a bunch of Stillen (or other) parts ASAP.
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  3284. Nissan went to shit when Renault started controlling them. Component quality has been disgusting for 15+ years. Toyota departments are given the resources to design and test components and full systems far longer and better than any other Japanese manufacturer. And every manufacturing facility employs industry-leading processes.
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  3285. This will be of more use to people than a single vehicle could ever be in private use
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  3286. I simply don't agree with the white digital gauges. It won't be pleasing at night. If they made it orange or customizable that would be nice.
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  3287. serpentza Only Geely Holding Group's brands are. The point is clear: Geely is sharing resources with its newfound investments and Lynk & Co. is a direct result of Swedish and Chinese engineers collaborating. Trumpchi is GAC's luxury brand. Not foreign. Borgward is an old German brand that went defunct decades ago. Make no mistake, it's mostly a Chinese company (Foton) and has Chinese engineers (they do test in foreign countries and more rigorously, though, and technically have HQ in Germany). Wey is also totally Chinese. I could go on. I've written articles on the automotive industry there.
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  3288.  @davem2369  Why wouldn't they be? As you said it is very simple mechanically.
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  3289.  @davem2369  Yeah, yeah, I've followed AKOU forever. There are plenty of outliers in a sea of great companies and many unqualified new AK manufacturers. With American entrepreneurship and its unique firearms laws it biases the sample heavily. You won't find the same amount of per-capita entrants into the market in any other country. I certainly don't care for another lecture from Russia shills comparing a state-backed weapons group (theirs or those in any other country) to tiny privately owned American companies. The best products will always win. 95% of Russia's issued equipment is incompatible with modern warfare.
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  3290.  @VBVTV  There is no major network news in the USA that isn't propaganda but whether it's soft or hard propaganda varies.
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  3291.  @VBVTV  Hahahaha! As if CNN and MSNBC don't openly campaign for Biden! Ha!!!
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  3292. Everything could be optioned on the S430. But most weren't ordered that way. Choosing a base S500 instead may have been more appealing
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  3293. Even driving the Challenger flat out was safer than this thing.
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  3294.  @Kooper48  No, I get it. The issues aren't anything to be ashamed of. Many enjoy quirky vehicles and doing their own work (me included). There's no time to waste owning only boring shit.
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  3295.  @Blastrophe  It sure as hell does! They are the reason why Tesla was able to SCALE. Otherwise, how else would they have done it? Fund the other half of Gigafactory 1 with another loan? Give me a break.
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  3296.  @supaahflyy  You spent 5 minutes writing this bullshit when I just summarized 90% of what you wrote in a concise comment? Pity. You really seem to be the charlatan here, my friend. I know the industry well. I work in it.
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  3297.  @SodaPopin5ki  It's like that on many cars. Not as easy as a Toyota, for example, but certainly the same difficulty as any Volvo. Still able to be done by anyone.
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  3298.  @sergiobelluni6869  Moronic comment. He has railed against Putin several times on the channel
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  3299. Definitely not an improvement for what was already the worst angle of the car
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  3300. Great implementation of tactile buttons and a knob. Superior setup
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  3301. He was very scared to hammer it, haha.
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  3302. That generation has proven more reliable than the rest. They've had some exceptions
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  3303. Yeah, mostly the smell of leather and glue
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  3304. Yeah, will keep saying that it should've never been named "Mustang". Nothing is sacred anymore. No creativity.
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  3305. No, sorry, a 986 Boxster is better left unaltered
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  3306. BlakeBiundo *Wealthy black people.
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  3307. Eh, I like the somewhat top-end Samsungs because I know they last forever (I take great care of them) and they are future proof (can use them for much longer without being too outdated). All phones I use get a good case so not issues at all.
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  3308. ​ @jeremyashford2145 Facts do not require belief? This is so naive. Why do you think the deemed "fact-finders" of the world exist in the first place? Authority requires belief in the credibility of an authority. Trust is the belief that a someone or something is reliable, credible, or safe. Facts are only accepted as factual by a group when the people's trust in the organization or entity is above a threshold. Likewise, the economy only works when people believe the system isn't failing. This involves trusting the markets (the collective decisions of a group).
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  3309. 23:30 I thought the kid's name said Giorno Giovanna at first.
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  3310. I hope this is a joke because there is nothing similar other than faint headlight shape similarity.
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  3311. You answered your own question. With inflation it's actually not more.
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  3312.  @georgetheterminator5116  Uh huh. If that truly is miles then I kind of feel bad for you. Not even anyone on the BMW forums has one of that mileage so it's uncharted territory. The only question I have is when did you buy it? The car hasn't lasted that long with just brakes. As someone familiar with those cars, a lot more had to be done to keep that on the road and I'm guessing you never had to deal with it.
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  3313.  @JulezWinnfield  What the hell kind of question is that? This is a YouTube comment section, buddy. His comment is anecdotal and so is mine. No one can prove anything here but Toyota designs Land Cruisers to last 25 years of harsh conditions. Anyone can state their car was garbage: It could be a lemon or flood car, etc., and not representative of the population. Edit: You should also look into how depreciation is calculated. It is heavily based on reliability and cost to repair. In both of those categories the Land Cruiser/LX has proven to be the best in its class for decades.
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  3314. Yes, but they are Indian owned.
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  3315. Why would you want to live in a country with people who constantly steal from you? The problem is the people.
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  3316. Needs a decent GPU.
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  3317. The crime data says it all!!! This is what happens when you are genetically predisposed to impulsivity, lack of empathy, violence, and constantly told you're a victim. Separate from them.
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  3318. Yuck. Who the hell wants to deal with BMW ownership? Those are for leasing.
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  3319.  @almac9203  Personally? I would wait a few.
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  3320. People living in a homogenous high IQ country don't realize how good they have it until migration is allowed to reach them. And even then the elite will pretend nothing is wrong while living in their secured homogenous neighborhoods
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  3321. You know, it's pretty hilarious: When it isn't suffering from corrosion issues in wintery environments like the '99-'03 cars, the W220 is the most reliable S-Class (not ABC cars). The M112/M113 and 722.6 lasts ~800k to 1M miles easily before overhaul.
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  3322. Can a car really be simultaneously "aweful" and "one of the most exciting cars in its class" to drive? I don't think so
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  3323. I don't think any amount of voting will solve this problem
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  3324. Digital displays will never be able to best the visual appeal of a quality analog interior.
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  3325. Specialization is very important...
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  3326. I sat in a Pantera as a child and thought it was too constrictive
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  3327. ​ @nathansuss Lucid is the same age as Tesla was when the Roadster was being produced. I don't know why the hell people expect miracles when the Air is already a spectacular product for an infant company.
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  3328. ​ @KrustyKlown The GM BEVs are not more efficient and their weight alone is laughable
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  3329. First of all, this is an 80 series. They were in development in the mid 80s before debuting in 1989. The Lexus version had barely any changes over the Land Cruiser variant so they didn't need much time
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  3330. 1968 by the way! Apollo 11 was 1969!!!
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  3331.  @sptauto  That is not even close to reality. When cars depreciate, they are far more likely to be crushed when damaged, parted out, and maintained very poorly. This is only logical given the price of genuine Aston Martin parts (when there is almost no alternative supplier). You can believe in any fairytale you want but it's not reality
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  3332.  Freeze Peach  You are free to go on back to your own withering identity politics and associated conspiracies, hypocrite.
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  3333. It's still sad compared to 90s BMW design but it's even more depressing that I see this as favorable to what they're selling now
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  3334. Yes. Eventually it will be out of spec. People parroting the "sealed for life" nonsense were the same people saying that with the new transmission fluid types a few decades ago
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  3335. Doug needs to take notes
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  3336. The NVH seems poor. An older Land Cruiser Prado/GX460 seems way more refined and capable enough for most off-road encounters
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  3337. Sounds like a good time. Definitely something I would have done in your situation. Probably would have read it if it was sold in the U.S.!
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  3338. billy mccabe Exactly. The people that argue that are in a fantasy land
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  3339. Nope. Running off of pure popular vote has been proven to corrupt the system every time it has been implemented in history. It was implemented for a reason. You know what the reason is. California would decide the president indefinitely, and you want that. Just admit you want power indefinitely.
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  3340. We are now a society governed by the ill who are subsequently normalizing mental illness. It's no surprise.
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  3341. Zero confidence that even the engine alone would last 100k miles
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  3342. I don't think many would complain if Tesla switched to full frame doors
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  3343.  @CaptainSeamus  P2 Volvos are underrated. High quality cars with cheap entry but mildly expensive parts.
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  3344.  @ryanchristensen5266  Can't get anything right now. It's an election year and we have domestic terrorists roaming the streets.
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  3345.  @RogerM88  Yep. You are correct. Even when not appropriate, companies will force people to wear them in videos to avoid bad press.
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  3346. theretardedmonkey100 Ah, and now we see your true colors. An ignorant, stereotypical, leftist. A true pissant you are, chap.
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  3347. She had many handlers using her for propaganda. The entire US government later latched on to her and made it a part of curriculum too.
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  3348. You said it yourself. You don't know what you're talking about. It's not much more difficult than any other comparable SUV. If there is a fault with a transmission due to QC or a design flaw, it will likely fail under warranty or be covered through recall.
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  3349. Great guy but I don't know what he sees in her
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  3350. Wonder what the other guy thought.
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  3351. Don't know why he said that. Lexus/Toyota has done it for decades too. Maybe he's only done POS vehicles.
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  3352. Yeah, beginning of the end for fun here. Performance and more isolation. Not a palpably engaging experience but still better than what they're doing now
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  3353.  @RS-nq8xk  Soon discontinued.
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  3354.  Xye Leyx  Enjoy seeing your CCP buddies/family tried in a modern version of the Nuremberg Trials.
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  3355.  Xye Leyx  Aaaand the bot is a broken record. Not surprised. International organizations are not safe from corruption simply because they are international. We've already seen that with the WHO and the UN (allowing influence/membership of CCP puppet states and a illogical human rights council admittance). Buuuut, in case you didn't know, the ICC wouldn't be what would try your CCP buddies/family: An international military tribunal will be set up to try the countless human rights abusers and war criminals.
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  3356. Suddenly able to obey commands and knew exactly what he did as soon as guns drawn on him. Another result of the higher criminal proclivity of his group
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  3357.  @scottysvensson  Faster ≠ better and never has
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  3358.  @jareknowak8712  Matt Farah much prefers driving the Taycan Turbo S to any Tesla and loves the proper implementation of auditory stimulation when driving.
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  3359.  @georgewashington4007  A colon is more appropriate.
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  3360. Thanks for the continuous effort
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  3361. Paying in nickels is close enough.
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  3362. It's definitely easy to appreciate the design of these as a package and the seemingly brilliant design of the classic boxer engine: Until you realize that they kept producing the engines with ridiculous design flaws without giving a shit.
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  3363. Shapiro very likely supports the ADL behind closed doors
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  3364. It may look nice now, but the southern Appalachian mountains are far better condition roads and it's accessible all year
    2
  3365. I appreciate them keeping the V6.
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  3366.  @cathyjones4702  That's not exactly true
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  3367. 👌Quality content here. And now they're conveniently becoming cooperative and "shutting down" their nuclear test site after it was already destroyed anyway. Hahaha.
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  3368. "Sorry, Robert. You have been saying some problematic things inside your car. You have violated the terms of service. Driving to Tesla service center now because of revocation." I think ownership is still important.
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  3369. Verde Artemis would be stunning on the Roadster. Not aware of any that have been painted in that color.
    2
  3370.  @weirdshibainu  Most of it is likely from the tires. I hate excessive noise isolation. I like having audible feedback in enthusiast cars.
    2
  3371. White males definitely can't survive in the industry unless they regurgitate the authoritarian narrative
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  3372. I remember seeing all the equipment on the car back in 2013. Quite pricey. I just have a K40 (Calibre I think) dual radar and front laser defuser on my W220.
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  3373. Wait for the new engine.
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  3374. They absolutely deserve the death sentence. This is the only way to truly discourage it
    2
  3375. Bring back the central speedometer!
    2
  3376. p387t It is (the Charger, 300), and that platform is a modified version of a Daimler-Benz platform that was originally designed in the early to mid 90s. The Levante was originally going to be based on the GC platform (a separate evolution of the old ML chassis), but instead went on the Ghibli/Quattroporte chassis, which has its roots from the 90s.
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  3377.  @KeepingTheIronThroneWarm  The good old deflection tactic, eh? Of course that's what you do. You're a divisive political hack.
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  3378.  @KeepingTheIronThroneWarm  I certainly never "took aim against your saying China is socially conservative". You just didn't read my comment or are unable to understand. The lost generation is overwhelmingly conservative socially, but the younger generation is less so. You also failed to distinguish between the government and its subjects. The fact that you had to bring up "rightwingers" in your original comment show just how much of a political hack you are. Nothing subjective or ad hominem in my comments at all. It's as objective as anyone could possibly see it. Your actions are that of a divisive political hack. If it quacks like a duck it is likely... a duck.
    2
  3379.  @leithx7595  That is true.
    2
  3380. As we say in the US, "Give them an inch and they'll take a mile."
    2
  3381. If you think this is safe against almost anything else on the road you fail to understand physics
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  3382.  @takao4491  Absolute cope. Cadillac's Blackwing cars use a similar transmission design but don't need the delay at all
    2
  3383.  @dan__________________  Uh, not exactly. Corvettes are great from the factory in this regard. He clearly didn't align the headlights and bumper correctly as the lights protrude like a sore thumb out of the bottom.
    2
  3384. The illusion of speed is bad because they use a more convex lens for wider field of view
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  3385. Happy Chinese New Year and may the bats be with you all.
    2
  3386. Their entire new range of BEVs should be embarrassing for this company with a once-great portfolio of products
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  3387. Agreed and the Aisin transmission will definitely outlast others.
    2
  3388.  @texajp1946  GLR was not the evil man that he has been portrayed as. He used the "American Nazi Party" name and swastika for media attention and little more. He didn't agree with most of the NSDAP policy. It simply gave them press and allowed people to read into them. He often said he did not hate people because of race and wanted separatism just like Malcolm X did. I'm fact, he became close to Malcolm X and publicly donated to him. It was a white nationalist movement.
    2
  3389. What an extremist lunatic and hack.
    2
  3390.  @DerpyMackerel  It's not an inherent video quality restriction, it's just that it's peer-to-peer. This is extremely advantageous for preventing inevitable censorship, however (which will likely occur with Ultreon as well)
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  3391.  @storeskeeperrvl3797  It is if they're the ones having to disassemble it all to use reconditioned parts. And that's why VW did it
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  3392. Václav Fejt Depends on the glove.
    2
  3393. You keep erroneously calling the AJ-V8 engine a Ford engine! It was never! This was just the third generation of the AJ-V8 (updated for direct injection, etc.) and it still wasn't done under Ford. Just Ford ownership. Big difference.
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  3394.  @jonarmedpiandsecurityoffic9051  Yep, all in the service manual if you forget
    2
  3395. Decent people left the platform years ago
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  3396. Sicilian
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  3397.  @mtalha909  You still haven't taken a single thing from any of my replies or the others. You DON'T have to "choose between reliability and innovation". No, I'm not calling technology gimmicks. What you described very clearly are features marketed to people like you who think their lives are made better by that kind of tech. Instead it's just something else to make you isolated from the world. I support cameras for safety but the only one you really need is a rear view. Also, how many other SUVs have an electric rear window now? I'd rather have that signature 4runner window than a power lift gate when the thing practically opens itself with gas struts anyway. Otherwise, what other tech do you really want in the thing? Do you want massaging seats and a HUD with digital cockpit in your 4Runner? Any tech which doesn't add usability but instead substitutes previous tech for more info, etc., is fine but you buy a LEXUS for leading accessory tech. Otherwise, if you know how to work on a vehicle, you can customize a 4Runner to have what you need. I'm all for the Toyota line getting a better head unit but there's almost nothing else I'd change other than a 1UR-FE in the 4Runner. Go buy a Tesla if you desire but their quality control and material integrity is much closer to Fiat than Toyota. It is changing but I don't see them overtaking even Nissan soon.
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  3398. 9:28 is an air outlet I assume.
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  3399. Perfectly consistent ejection pattern as well. Someone start making these again!
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  3400. Good reliability? Yeah, maybe. Both Acura and Honda haven't been great in that regard recently. Zero true reason to get one over a Type R. Any marginal comfort improvements still don't make it a comfortable car for American roads.
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  3401.  naranhan2010  Using this disgusting nationalist argument that the current CCP government has any relation to the Qin Dynasty or even shares values of the Chinese from dynastic times is a (nearly retarded) slippery slope with worse logic than anything imaginable. By this same logic the Taiwanese government can take back the territory that once belonged to them in China! The British colony was there over 100 years before the cultural revolution and new China! The current CCP government has no right to take back these independent peoples simply because they are the same race!!! There will be hell to pay for this betrayal of humankind. The CCP will rot and burn in the memories of a free world until the end of time! CCP 狗!
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  3402. Evan Ganske The cost-cutting is intrusive in the Equinox. The one I haven't personally experienced is the Terrain.
    2
  3403. Stacy Trune Ignore the shallow, vindictive, ad hominem screeches of pawns like this from the radical left.
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  3404.  @sincsys  It's remarkably more simple than most designs.
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  3405. 9:02 Most do not side with them, but also realize Israel is a greater threat and has far more control over the West
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  3406. Everything about this car blows Tesla products out of the water! Except for the motor, battery, battery-related components. Annoying but eventually higher density batteries will give them all decent ranges
    2
  3407.  @sultanqasim  It was based on both almost equally, actually
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  3408.  @UrbanBDKNY  Disgusting
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  3409. Everyone is an independent journalist now. Legacy media has no chance.
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  3410. And pretty soon you'll have the mid-engine Corvette to review! You'll have a few points of reference.
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  3411. Gorgeous!
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  3412. Ethan was never talented or unique enough to get the attention he's gotten. It's hilarious.
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  3413. And if you dare mention the objective government data of just how violent they are comparatively, YouTube's algorithm automatically deletes it.
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  3414.  @aminpersia6910  Easier? Yeah, I don't understand your English.
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  3415.  @serloinz  People assuming others are "weebs" for learning Japanese are insecure cretins.
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  3416. Eyyy this guy.
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  3417. I can only laugh at people writing comments like this.
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  3418. As a long-time Porsche person, these headlights were way more loved than not back in the day. They still look great to me.
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  3419.  @aditya-ml6km  Delusional ignoramus.
    2
  3420. It actually does a great job of hiding trim color, panel color areas, material types, etc., and makes it harder for most people to clearly see body lines
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  3421. It's very simple. No oil = no way to stockpile oil reserves for running vehicles of war
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  3422. As you say, you are assuming. And you have assumed wrongly. Operating costs on my S430 are lower than my Lexus (forced to buy OEM parts to get quality). The W220 has a ridiculous amount of cheap OE parts available
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  3423. Yeah, I'd like to see the Chinese government do something to an American citizen and their family... who is as popular as he is.
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  3424. Only like 10% of population is above 7...
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  3425.  @khalidbrown743  Meant 7 but of the charts I found online in U.S. studies
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  3426.  @khalidbrown743  Originally said 6 but no worries.
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  3427. 6-8 years without minor changes to keep up with technology? You must love what Nissan has been doing...
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  3428.  @msrr1303  Haha. You're still going on. It costs on the long run? How? When you have to rebuild the injectors at 200k miles? What about replacing all the turbochargers lines and seals and the turbocharger itself by then? "Aerospacial technology" and "turbo lag". You're just another charlatan on YouTube. None of that changes the life expectancy of a given turbocharger. None of that changes the fact that they will not last the lifetime of a car (especially without pricey maintenance). If you want to parrot marketing BS there are plenty of echo chamber forums for fanboys. Go ahead and keep white knighting for Honda or whatever automaker you like.
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  3429.  @joshuak6417  That can also be an issue of thermal management if stress is high. Turbochargers are not inherently a problem. They are very beneficial and fun but not something to last in the long run and pass down to family like the older Hondas. Whether it's replacing a turbo or having oil consumption issues long before it fails, the cost is eventually too much for maintenance of old vehicles regardless.
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  3430.  @haidanhaikaz1582  Yes: Because if you hate something it's an excuse to be ignorant in the subject? You have little logic.
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  3431. @Social Justice Warrior I'm sure you think you have in your little narcissistic Muslim mind.
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  3432. No, it's not the US. The US is a massive place. It's like judging the EU from Paris.
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  3433.  @orbitalair2103  They are still selling brushed and brushless at same time.
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  3434. ​ @munit0000  Female or trans? Hard to tell from your profile pic
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  3435. Fisker had to outsource their production and not nearly as competitive as Lucid
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  3436. The kicker? It's far less reliable, has more expensive parts, and has a higher cost of entry, than the NA W220 Doug recently reviewed. They serve practically the same purpose with similar interior space. The scarcity factor clouds judgment heavily
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  3437. 5:27 .. :D
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  3438.  @reddevil6005  Imagine shilling for the traitorous tyrant Putin
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  3439. If the rest of the truck was as good, you would still see as many as Jeep Cherokees of the era
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  3440. Can't possibly imagine wanting to fork over capital to the middle east instead of Canada.
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  3441. Trump MUST pardon Snowden and Assange before it's too late.
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  3442. Not buying the novel space in front of the driver. Absolutely no need to reinvent the safety structure. I see no net benefit of all the extra glass in front. Can't control other drivers on the road and I wouldn't trust this over something else
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  3443. Reminds me of when they did limited edition Mugen Civic Si in '08 but those weren't marked up.
    2
  3444. It's not that it's too "modern" in design and technology; it's that it just ditched any heavy duty live axle (or even traditional independent, non-air suspension, options) and modification to improve off-road capabilities is infinitely more difficult and expensive.
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  3445. The brake discs and pads are too weak as well to me. I'm sure the much pricier performance model will address that.
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  3446.  @Vermilion2049  What a charlatan you are, buddy. Stick to shit you have a clue about. There is rampant intellectual theft even within their military contractors.
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  3447.  hon solo  This comment is next-level brand fellatio
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  3448. Oh, the fine things that resulted from Japan's bubble economy
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  3449. It's hard to go wrong with most of the roads there. They're all fun but some are a bit worn out.
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  3450. Still far more likely to just be an example of Greek dialectics
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  3451.  @wanded  From genetic replacement (and therefore cultural replacement) permanently destroying the chances of preserving true human biodiversity, and creating more instability and hostility toward us in our own native homelands because of being forced to live with incompatible peoples. Humans evolved to live in small groups of genetically-similar people. Europe for the Europeans and Israel for the Israelis. Too bad the Jewish diaspora doesn't believe this. Europeans will always be considered a threat to them unless their identity is subverted and weakened
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  3452. The comparison at the end to "Notsee" Germany is a little silly, because it was truly their enemies who had mass hysteria first
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  3453. Pure ignorance, Charlie. If you put any research into this video, other than biased political pieces, you wouldn't be saying such BS as "it just doesn't make sense". Give us all a damn break.
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  3454. Some very nice engineering.
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  3455. The G90's design works. The BMW shit is absolutely repulsive...
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  3456. Nothing, really.
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  3457. Yeah, Hasan is a real commendable fellow. Insanity.
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  3458.  @wildberry752  Clearly you're just another ignorant YouTube commenter that seeks out arguments. I suppose the example sitting in my garage is imaginary and MB lied about everything. They must've committed a massive conspiracy because there's no possible way you'd be wrong, eh?
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  3459. Amazing. Glad you experienced this. These cars aren't really my thing, but the engineering is most impressive
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  3460. Such a piece of shit. The VR6 was the major redeeming factor of this vehicle. They can't even give us the best Passat.
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  3461.  @club4ghz  Imagine believing this pretext propaganda
    2
  3462. BEVs are also an anachronism because manufacturing price, battery energy density, and global clean power production is not yet good enough. You ban ICE and you'll raise the average new car price so much that you'll ruin the lower and middle class.
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  3463. It's called honesty.
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  3464. It's useless and extremely heavy.
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  3465. Hello fellow rhubarb
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  3466. The C8 Z06 will probably start just under $90k.
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  3467. People who know next to nothing about the W220 always yap about reliability. The truth is they will reach 400k on the original engine and transmission.
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  3468. The entire design is way too generic for its price. Also, stop using fake grilles! It's an EV. Just design the exterior with this packaging advantage in mind. It seems like a cheap imitation no different than fake hood scoops or vents
    2
  3469. They want a brainwashed and populous country to act on their behalf.
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  3470.  @hansandhismp-4033  Nothing about the E92 M3's experience is better unless you must hear a V8 in the background.
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  3471. Hopefully Bjorn gets a sibling or two to grow up with
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  3472. ​ @POVwithRC Total nonsense. Engines will remain for enthusiast segments as long as government regulations allow. Regulations will be the thing to kill them
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  3473. ​ @fallout1953 Sadly, logic on paper usually erodes under feelings in practice
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  3474. And mechanically it's garbage.
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  3475.  @VicioTHEdriver  Buuut, it's not. You're talking to the wrong person. I am very familiar with quality studies and where their engines sit. They are well below average and I'm fairly sure they still fall below even 1 standard deviation reliability wise (repairs per 100 cars). In general, it's their low displacement, very tight tolerances, and high stress engines to meet EU displacement regulations and still be competitive. They could make decent NA engines. Personally don't care for boring turbo I4s as the only option under $80k either. I do wish them success.
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  3476.  @JK061996  I know they used a very suspect source for their latest TV ads (the worst in the industry to me). Initial quality is much different than dependability that measures problems per 100 cars, for example. Powertrain wise, as bad as some GM engines are, they are more proven with stats than Alfa's engine family.
    2
  3477. This Audi steering wheel was at least late 90s (new design) after they stopped using sodium azide. In fact, most automakers stopped using past the mid 90s. It's fine.
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  3478. PresidentDwayneElizondo MountainDewHerbertCamacho You replied to me yet I agree with you.
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  3479. vary soft kitter eating sppagoni Not necessarily harm. But, yes, physical contact.
    2
  3480. M Sand Getting within someone's space and prodding. As I said, genius.
    2
  3481. They're betting Americans will buy the Soros narrative because Soros has, historically, actually involved himself in global conflict
    2
  3482. Would look much more elegant with something like simple 5-spoke wheels
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  3483. Still way too much piano black. It ages terribly
    2
  3484. You do understand what the second amendment is, right? Carrying a firearm is not expressing intent for crime!
    2
  3485. Look at all the seething comments because people have a vendetta against Musk. Ahahahaha!
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  3486.  @danielgorzelniak3209  Supporting Hillary's incarceration and liking Trump are mutually exclusive.
    2
  3487. Officers weren't the only people he is a threat to.
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  3488.  @RAM-KINGOFTRUCKS  "No cheap plastic in mine." How ignorant do you have to be to say this? That thing is full of plastic. The entire interior is plastic underneath the superficial soft touch materials anyway. And I guarantee you the interiors use the same suppliers.
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  3489. The partnership with Renault truly destroyed Nissan from a products (and, therefore, competitive) standpoint. It was not really benefitting THEM. Strengthening such relationships is suspicious on its very face and the two work cultures couldn't possibly be more opposite.
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  3490. VW doesn't have the smartest designers and engineers in the industry to say the least.
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  3491. Even the EQE interior is far superior to any Tesla interior currently
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  3492. What a coincidence. I came to the same conclusion a few days ago with TVR.
    2
  3493. Yeah... no. Two completely different intentions. One is a shitty car with a great powertrain for stupid fun. Other one is a sophisticated gentlemen shuttle.
    2
  3494. They are not tuned for speed and have poor aero but I've seen 10th gen Corollas with over 400k miles. Not uncommon.
    2
  3495. May be able to afford it until you inevitably have to buy a part from their dealers
    2
  3496. Tim, you didn't have to risk your life in a warzone like that! Get behind cover
    2
  3497. Johnny B As others have pointed out, they handpicked the suggested videos and put it into YouTube lite.
    2
  3498. 180° offset rod journals (flat-plane)
    2
  3499. Because they were still building the pyramids when he visited...
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  3500.  @IReahpZz  Resident Tesla white knight strikes again. The BMW is a better car in every way. The Tesla has better computer hardware and software.
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  3501.  @IReahpZz  In any BMW? You do realize even the M340i outhandles the Model 3 Performance, right? Most of its ICE competitors leave it in the dust after immediate acceleration as we. An M5 Comp is a very heavy vehicle with cumbersome traits.
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  3502.  @brodiwheeler7583  The 1UR-FE is the 4.6 that is in the Tundra and GX460. It's the one without D4S. Just has port injection. Amazingly reliable. The same version with D4S was in the LS460 and GS460.
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  3503.  @brodiwheeler7583  Oh, you're thinking of the 2UZ-FE. That was in the last 4Runner/GX470. 1UR replaced it. Great engines just like the original 1UZ. Their DOHC naturally aspirated V8 is a dying breed but the most reliable engines ever made. Only other company making a similar engine is Infiniti with their VK56VD.
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  3504. The flagship likely would've had similar reliability issues as the others
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  3505.  @jowarrior  Basically sums up my thoughts as well
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  3506.  @rahulsudhir666  "If this was even 80% as good as a CTR 3... I would give it recognition n approval." I certainly wouldn't. It is 150% the price of a CTR 3.
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  3507. Thanks for reminding me how much I miss that series
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  3508. As would all GM interiors up until the late 2000s.
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  3509. I'd make some compromises and go with an LX. Maybe use the rest for a 911 or an airplane like the other guy said
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  3510.  @KingDayDayDay00  Makes as much sense as saying the USA is communist libertarian. Such bullshit.
    2
  3511. Oh yes. Absolutely my favorite Corvette ever made.
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  3512. Solid Dana axles are the only thing that is holding this back from actually being competitive with the Wrangler and Bronco.
    2
  3513. It is definitely supposed to be in parallel and not series.
    2
  3514.  @mrcaboosevg6089  Yeah. Tahoes and Suburbans are used for the same purpose. Especially with a Z71 package.
    2
  3515. I... really just can't imagine a desire to spend money for exhaust mods on a V6 Wrangler
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  3516. Thanks for rightfully addressing the atrocious Tesla quality issues that it seems like they never fix
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  3517. @UzzyFuzzyy You do realize that orange works to be less harmful to the eyes in physical gauges, but with an LCD display that is not OLED, the entire thing is backlit anyway. Which means it will be worse on the eyes. In this case it is more for branding. Give me real gauges any day.
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  3518. *The ones made by Mitsubishi suck.
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  3519. Mike Friesen Watch the video.
    2
  3520. ImStricken06 Compressor on the W220.1 is an easy fix. It's the W220.2 with ABC that is stupidly expensive.
    2
  3521. ​ @russell6877 Yeah, those Arabs are basically segregated into areas like the West Bank. It has its own border
    2
  3522. This video should be required viewing for any climate change activist.
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  3523. There were quite many differences for sure.
    2
  3524. Nope. RFK still tows the anti-white line
    2
  3525.  @phamnuwen9442  No.
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  3526. Apollo denialism is surely a sign of below-average intelligence, given the extent of physical evidence remaining from the program
    2
  3527. Just hide the location of wherever you're staying so the glowies don't get you
    2
  3528. Not the full story
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  3529.  @alvinmorris5404  Bingo
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  3530. I am a true 996 guy. Love all of them.
    2
  3531. Don't give up hope! Toyota just released a new Crown (what GS is based on) in Japan with great interior tech! It would not be large development costs to bring out a new GS.
    2
  3532.  @maxsjoberg788  Troll. No one can be this moronic without trying.
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  3533.  @Bootchair  Try, you know, actually watching until the end of the video. Regardless of frangible or hollow point bullets used, one miss could've landed in the van crossing the intersection, genius
    2
  3534.  @gdawg614  No. It's called lining up the shot properly, to avoid collateral injuries. Only the last officer messed up. And, no, they would've had plenty of energy even after traveling through two glass panes
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  3535. Nonsense. Just accept the fact that people like this are pushed to act based on race and a lack of intelligence. The media is complicit by using malign propaganda; essentially, stochastic terrorism.
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  3536. I just hope that they actually have a "People's Republic" like the name PRC implies.
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  3537.  @Corvolet5  Exactly. Ferrari isn't doing this anymore and it will probably be more reliable and affordable to own.
    2
  3538. These cars have always had an inflated MSRP because their marketing strategy has been anchoring the price high and attracting people with discounts that don't really mean anything
    2
  3539. Exactly.
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  3540. Christian Turley Except making a bump-fire stock is akin to putting a spring in mount and allowing the stock to slide back. It's a lot easier to make and anyone can emulate it. Hell, they can 3D print it.
    2
  3541. The type of people who want to be politicians are exactly what you would predict: Power-seeking, twisted, evil, corrupted creatures
    2
  3542. China props up NK by providing oil (among other things)? We already knew this but nice to see a breakdown
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  3543. That's what happens when everything is too assisted and disconnected.
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  3544. An intelligent and likely more reliable design than the early Colts
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  3545. You claim it "might justify deporting illegal immigrants". That guy came in legally as a refugee. It justifies deporting legal immigrants
    2
  3546. Bring back Ercole Spada and Boyke Boyer design language! Forget Bangle.
    2
  3547. Michael 마익흘 Aronson It's called a comparison, "bro". Jones is insane. This man exhibits traits similar to Jones but with different views. Logic my friend. Also, the mannerisms exhibited would be considered a bit neurotic, yes. There isn't a set definition of mannerisms. Amazing how daft you are.
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  3548. They just couldn't help but include fake exhaust tips... It's like taking a dump on your car.
    2
  3549. I totally agree about the 8th gen Si. The '08 Mugen Si, if you know what that is, was great.
    2
  3550. 16:10 This is who they want replacing you, British man.
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  3551. Melvin Smit Yeah.... No.
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  3552. "Handing out guns like candy". You couldn't be more of a hypocrite. You've been brainwashed by Swedish media and know nothing of American laws.
    2
  3553. 15:39 The level of performance and driving experience doesn't even match what Lexus was doing with the performance GS400 22 years ago...
    2
  3554. Does a black have black privilege if a brotha officer treats him differently? Even though this is a small town and they already knew each other so it's not privilege
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  3555.  @Quentin-i9e  Ladas sound great compared to this.
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  3556. Remove the logos and the interior could be from any generic vehicle. Nothing Mustang about it
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  3557. Usual suspect
    2
  3558. South Africa will slowly dwindle back into another African dictatorship.
    2
  3559. A Cadillac Blackwing model would be a nicer direct comparison
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  3560. They've never truly been the most reliable and Nissan has never truly fixed their issues. The Renault alliance killed them.
    2
  3561. This thing is just a pile in some regards (quality of material, etc.). They really let themselves go on this one while trying to create a more mass-produced crossover.
    2
  3562. Second worst 7-Series design ever, right after the newest one. Amazing how they can make the E65 look so great.
    2
  3563. dodiloi BMW smell like Ehhbola. De Volkswagen is de whey bruddah.
    2
  3564.  @patterofheads256  It is largely variations in Earth's orbit around the sun.
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  3565. The building was pretty strong
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  3566. Nice you kept up with comments and didn't give up on it.
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  3567. Yes, and the quality of immigrants from South America and Central America is no where near the quality it was 100 years ago when it was mostly only from Europe and East Asia
    2
  3568.  @JeevanAnga  They aren't "rookies". Though you and the assembly workers at Fremont clearly are.
    2
  3569.  @frankmagana1408  Any GM car (from any period before the last few years) had lesser quality plastics than any Lexus ever made.
    2
  3570. Try to include statistics about blacks in YouTube comments and you'll see their AI is trained to delete it
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  3571. It's not tragic at all. Not everything has to be back-breaking
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  3572. What's wrong with acknowledging the car's early production mistakes in order to help Tesla do better. Is that not what you Tesla fans want?
    2
  3573. Notice how it isn't Japanese people orchestrating this movement. The same people ruined the West.
    2
  3574. Again, the CRITICAL part of all of this is the classic Collective Action problem. It is simple! Basically, people will ALWAYS consume large amounts of animals because they think everyone does it anyway. People will also not stop using it because they think others won't. Also, cloth seating production and other man-made material is very complicated! It requires high energy input which in turn greatly adds to the coal pollution or nuclear pollution emanating from those plants (because we mostly still rely on them). Then what? It provides a more unhealthy environment for humans AND other animals. I have never eaten a pig in my life except by accident, but I have no problem with chicken or fish. Of course I'd never hurt an intelligent animal. Most non-vegetarians aren't cruel.
    1
  3575. Interesting idea for a key. You won't even have a chance of losing it.
    1
  3576. Randy L Someone convinced him that multiple Syrian military aircraft were used. Terrorists don't easily get access.
    1
  3577. Editing with Vegas is where it's at!! Sorry, man, Apple basically fucks its customers, haha.
    1
  3578. It's really up to you, but silver looks stunning on the GT, doesn't it?
    1
  3579. +Shmee150 It'll probably be 2 years before the GT is even built so you should focus on the 675 anyway.
    1
  3580. HDaviator Buick is seen as super nice and favored by younger buyers in China... for some reason. They do have a high quality minivan called the GL8 that we don't get.
    1
  3581. Agreed. He would be surprised because they are both underrated numbers wise.
    1
  3582. Get a FORWARD facing interior camera!!!
    1
  3583. +Autogefühl There's that, and then I'm fairly sure the ECU is varied a bit.
    1
  3584. Ty White That's a 1.8t... won't last 1/10 as long as a TDI.
    1
  3585. Steve King You only think he hasn't accomplished anything because what he's actually accomplished doesn't fit your agenda. Open up your eyes.
    1
  3586. That was so oddly entertaining. Makes me feel sadistic for enjoying you eating an entire bird head, haha.
    1
  3587. Better design in every way than the new one.
    1
  3588. +The Real Santa Claus One of mine was manual. Still had defects... just showed up later on.
    1
  3589. yuliya56100 Right... you will never understand the point of them with that attitude.
    1
  3590. Well, it's clear what color you would want.
    1
  3591. Zain B Think of it as a fighter jet on wheels... which it took inspiration from.
    1
  3592. Math Couffin Do you think people can control their family?
    1
  3593. Jimmy Meeks Exactly!
    1
  3594. Won't get these kind of tunes with the new 4.0 TT...
    1
  3595. john arryn Wrong. Get educated. Clearly you have no understanding of France right now.
    1
  3596. The fact that Infiniti lost out to Jaguar and Honda is an absolute joke. These surveys are very biased, obviously, for the skew of people who haven't owned certain brands because of price barriers and availability barriers.
    1
  3597. Best FR production car ever made.
    1
  3598. kirbyswarp No, buddy, the ones which were made as intended are the ones on the road today. Refer to my last comment again.
    1
  3599. +Savan Cleveland Maybe because under multiple consumer tests and documentation over the past 5 years they are continually rated the most unreliable and most defectively produced vehicles in the country?
    1
  3600. +Savan Cleveland Uhh.. the tests are an average of the lineup Fiat has sold in the U.S. in the recent past. The 124 isn't on sale yet. It's not even manufactured by Fiat either. The other three, especially the 500L and X, have been abysmal in all the tests. The facts don't lie. Stop mindlessly defending the brand just because you own one. The fact is you're lucky if you got one that is flawless, because the defectiveness ratio is so high.
    1
  3601. Older Atoms have the worst electronics.
    1
  3602. Luke Thompson People buy the name. It also guarantees a much higher resale value because of this.
    1
  3603. +ca$hout I like his videos for the quality and experience. I don't have to like the subject. Don't tell me what to do, asswipe.
    1
  3604. +Jason Miller Oh, you've ridden in one, huh? So, you have NOT driven one yourself, but yet you tell ME to. Do you know what that's called, dipshit? That's called being a hypocrite.
    1
  3605. +Jason Miller Sounds like YOU get off by insulting people on YouTube with no background education or credibility whatsoever (carefully scroll up and see who insulted who, dumb shit-hole). It's a good thing your petulant-child self is still stuck in public grade school. That's what you talk like.
    1
  3606. +Zach sudhoff Right back at you.
    1
  3607. +Andreas Lie Ha! Good one.
    1
  3608. +Jason Miller After saying this car was simply quick you said "it sounds like you've never driven one," when you've admitted to not even driving one yourself. You call that reasonable? My OPINION stated that they are boring to drive unless driven quickly. Your argument has been REDUNDANT the whole time. It shows your intelligence, it really does.
    1
  3609. +Jason Miller And yet your hypocrisy shows again. Pot calling the kettle black...
    1
  3610. This game is one of those that just slowly gets better. I could tell the Josh guy was unstable from near the beginning, but there's other parts that you certainly don't expect. They probably had psychologists on the game dev team anyway, haha.
    1
  3611. bilibiliism It's a joke.
    1
  3612. Love the Golf. So nice to drive.
    1
  3613. Girly? What the hell? Haha.
    1
  3614. Wow. Air con was a dealer-installed option. I'm just surprised the factory wouldn't do it. Also, have you transferred any of the MW '99 episodes to digital yet? I was still hoping to see reviews of the 2000 model year vehicles, or around that time period. But mostly, just the 2000 220-series S-Class. Maybe you guys did a full-size luxury comparison test as well with those vehicles. I remember watching some similar episodes a long time ago.
    1
  3615. There's no doubt the SE is the best value by far. Top sellers for sure.
    1
  3616. Let me guess. It's going to be in that certain special purple you've shown off lately? :)
    1
  3617. The new Cayenne WILL next year.
    1
  3618. +Craylex American Nissan at least. The REAL Nissans that we get as Infinitis are fine. Well, now actually, Japan also gets Infiniti.
    1
  3619. Agreed.
    1
  3620. Brian Rosado Yep.
    1
  3621. Well, the Cadillac CT6 would be nice to compare to the competition. Actually, a couple more American car reviews would be cool.
    1
  3622. Shmee150 The 612 Scaglietti is definitely my favorite modern FR Ferrari design aside from the 456. Good to see one.
    1
  3623. ... because a PDK is a Porsche Double Clutch.
    1
  3624. Looks official to me... because we already know what it will look like.
    1
  3625. Adrian P He's not delusional. A larger percentage of BMWs have had design flaws in the past that lead to serious maintenance issues. Looks like you are blatantly defending the company.
    1
  3626. Nate Barry Modern BMW interiors have visibly shitty interiors for the class... even on dealer lots.
    1
  3627. revaholic It is very insulated and sound deadened to the point of having to play fake engine noises through the speakers.
    1
  3628. How much did they pay you people to cover this? No sane people endorse her.
    1
  3629. Shmee150 It depends on what you got it for originally. I would definitely say it would allow you to hold on to it a bit longer than usual because of the high demand. I do understand why you keep it a year, though.
    1
  3630. These petty Spanish weaklings can't take a joke and are so incredibly triggered they can't help but shit talk endlessly.
    1
  3631. These cars are not in the same class therefore it is naturally a biased comparison.
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  3632. Alex F10 Of course that would be your opinion... you own a modern BMW after all. That speaks volumes. A friend has had a current gen CLS for 4 years and it is most certainly not the best driving MB, and certainly not the only one worth it either... but it still drives better than an F10 550i. ;)
    1
  3633. Shmee150 Yes, but they did that for a purpose! Haha. Look at the logo; it's designed with a certain precision instrument (the other hint of origins from accuracy) which also doubles as an "A" for Acura. Next time you see the logo you'll know what I mean. Anyway, Accura certainly doesn't look as good as Acura on paper. Thanks for the content though. That's all that truly matters.
    1
  3634. First LS made debut in '89 at Detroit.
    1
  3635. Thanks man. I still didn't forget about the Corpse Party movie thing (because it was barely a game.. but so fun to watch).
    1
  3636. +sliwka621 You didn't link anything.
    1
  3637. +derbigpr500 Good analogy.
    1
  3638. Should have bought one of these 5-7 years ago when these were running for half the price.
    1
  3639. Autogefühl Looking forward to the new Lexus LS. Likely the LS500.
    1
  3640. One thing is for sure... hold on to the Cayman GT4 for a long time and you won't lose anything on it.
    1
  3641. SPanunu There's nothing wrong with BMW's quality of materials, they're just not class competitive and quite overpriced.
    1
  3642. Fairly sure that's a '36 540K Cabriolet type A at 10:45. I'll take that. Absolutely gorgeous.
    1
  3643. These aren't seen too often over here either, but you must admit the interior quality is higher than the comparable 3-Series; I'd argue the W205 C-Class is much nicer quality though.
    1
  3644. Kevin S Exactly! But I do feel the ATS is a little ahead on quality.
    1
  3645. I am extremely excited for the Ford GT Concept. I'm guessing you're going to Detroit in 10-15 days?
    1
  3646. 9:03 Most likely the new Touareg.
    1
  3647. Looks nothing like that...
    1
  3648. Fuck NO!
    1
  3649. Door seals usually only last 10 years or so. You should get them all replaced.
    1
  3650. Lars Henrik Vestergaard-Jessen It's about tree fiddy
    1
  3651. Shmee150 For those reasons you might as well head to Oahu or something in Hawaii. Great places to relax there.
    1
  3652. Great job! I will enjoy seeing you review and improve!
    1
  3653. Should not have been a public concept for this. It's clear the production design was frozen before this "concept" was made. Now the design will just be more stale when it's finally at dealers.
    1
  3654. +Evan Miraglia Dumbest shit I've ever read.
    1
  3655. The Audi/VW/Skoda safety of the rear hatch is non-existent! That would really hurt an animal or a small child. Also, this color combination would be popular at my college (UGA). RS6 is an absolute rocket. Looking forward to the R8 model with the V6 option and the next gen A8 as well.
    1
  3656. 05-09s were the worst design for the Mustang other than the Mustang II to me.
    1
  3657. +Timon Petersen People who already played it also watch....
    1
  3658. Definitely the best Land Rover design right now!
    1
  3659. Compare apples to apples with a manual GT3...
    1
  3660. ***** Is that you, Ben? Are you using the channel to comment? Didn't you use your own for replying before? Or is it someone else?
    1
  3661. ***** Yeah I figured it was but couldn't tell. Haha
    1
  3662. The interior quality really isn't up to par with others on the new XF.
    1
  3663. Zo oka They still make the Granturismo...
    1
  3664. The CT8 will be the S-Class competitor. The CT9 will be the coupe based on the CT8 that is based on the Ciel concept.
    1
  3665. +Autogefühl The CT8 will be a different vehicle. The flagship of Cadillac has historically been a MASSIVE vehicle and they're trying to bring that image back. The CT9 will be a massive stately coupé like the Ciel.
    1
  3666. The dial to change the airflow direction was in the Mercedes-Benz W220 in 1998!
    1
  3667. The range is great but they should make a larger vehicle with more range as well.
    1
  3668. +Povilas Svedas A good friend of mine bought a new GS in 2013. As reliable as it might be, it isn't a good driving experience with the annoyingly large screen and the passengers always get car sick.
    1
  3669. +Povilas Svedas Yes, they do. It is just a poorly designed car in my opinion and uncomfortable for passengers. The driving position is awkward, it's hard to see out of, it's lethargic, and the dash is distracting. The whole car is just awkward in general.
    1
  3670. +gbriank1 Ride as a passenger for at least 20-30 minutes... or, better yet, ride in the back seat for 5 minutes.
    1
  3671. +gbriank1 I think you misunderstood. I was talking about the GS from Lexus.
    1
  3672. Great job. The bodywork guy seemed exhausted, haha.
    1
  3673.  @ActivWorld  Yes, it is. Just checked desktop. I'm sure I saw it on my small phone.
    1
  3674.  @ActivWorld  Uhhh... yeah, bud: That's the point. I just agreed that it was. It's a G12 7er.
    1
  3675. Rafe... dies.
    1
  3676. You missed several things man.. for example, the camp had a dead soldier with a note that shows he was part of the Burnes expedition and made it up the mountain before getting a fever.
    1
  3677. Armands Deglavs It was not 100% developed in the USA. The exterior design and chassis was mostly done here, but the engine and other areas were not. If I remember correctly, an American woman was in charge of exterior design.
    1
  3678. Modern BMW material quality is absolutely inexcusable. The metals used and the interiors are on the same level as many Hondas (which are also worse than they were in the past) are.
    1
  3679. ***** Well, yeah, I'm talking about the low to mid-level BMW trims for interiors. I'm also talking about component quality, paint quality, and metals. These are about the same quality throughout their lineup. If a BMW which costs 50% more than a mainstream competitor is disassembled, you would see extreme similarities in plastics, metals, and other quality. Most of their profit is made from options anyway; Porsche is the same.
    1
  3680. No reason for the "wagon" conversion. No function.
    1
  3681. Fantastic color combination.
    1
  3682. Price in the USA is about $35,000
    1
  3683. +Alaatin61 I know, but if in the USA a 2.0 TDI (if sold here) would be really cheap because it would be below the base engine we already get.
    1
  3684. s2pid Case solved.
    1
  3685. I was recently thinking of one of these. Haven't seen one in a while.
    1
  3686. Race baiting this, race baiting that. Typical.
    1
  3687. Get the driving camera off your face and onto the road or a 1st person view
    1
  3688. Save your money and use it on a nice, used, Cayenne S.
    1
  3689. +s00perflab Newsflash uneducated internet hobbit: The Cayenne is a damn SUV; it's an SUV even more capable than the MDX and a better value used and in S trim. Qualify yourself before speaking.
    1
  3690. +Autogefühl He just meant that it is a broad term. Humans are animals. If you say animal skin, then it's not specific enough. Cow hide or cow leather is better.
    1
  3691. +tito5581 Where did I say it wasn't? I don't think you understood me. Cow hide is better than saying animal skin. It's more specific. They don't really use anything other than cow in standard cars. Bentley and Rolls-Royce probably use a variety.
    1
  3692. Agreed. The production tolerances seem to be low.
    1
  3693. Agree with the title. That's for sure.
    1
  3694. These are probably great fun no matter the engine. I'd be interested to see the 3-cylinder as well.
    1
  3695. Merry Christmas, man!
    1
  3696. Great buy and the perfect car at the right time. They are sure to be a future classic and styled timelessly. Be sure to hold on to it a while.
    1
  3697. He's going to get a brand new limo soon. Will look much better than this Obama-era limo.
    1
  3698. This gen is still better than the Passat we get in the USA.
    1
  3699. Alaatin61 It really has aged well. I have a W220 from 2000 and it still drives great. Eventually I want to find a nice used Phaeton even though it's hard to work on. Always had a thing for them.
    1
  3700. It's good to have your opinion on a game like this.
    1
  3701. Hey Ben can you find the old review of the W220 S-Class from model year 2000 when it first came out? For example, the S430 and S500.
    1
  3702. Thanks man.
    1
  3703. Nice Porsche 911 992 spot.
    1
  3704. I had a chance to view a Cup version recently here in the U.S.. Now THAT would be a blast around a track!
    1
  3705. Filmed back in Georgia. Nice.
    1
  3706. Anwar Al Baghdadi Yeah, he's going to be "coming" all over his country if he wins. Rubbish candidate.
    1
  3707. Don't see a need to replace it either... although I've never thought the red calipers do the car justice... it just clashes with the beautiful blue.
    1
  3708. Maybe by the time the next generation of this lineage will be out, you'll be able to place an order! :)
    1
  3709.  @elipsorange  Not all places in China get the same steel grade or even source it from China.
    1
  3710. As soon as VW develops another massively affordable but modern rear-engine platform, they will realize what they have missed all these years (customer base, heritage, brand image, and marketing).
    1
  3711. ***** You did a great presentation by the way. I've just always thought that if I were in VW product planning, I'd want to add another really cheap rear-engine layout to sell alongside the others again someday.
    1
  3712. ***** Part of what made the rear-engine cars so appealing was how affordable they were. I think the U.S. really needs to see a successor to the old generation vans and a new rear-engine beetle.
    1
  3713. It is available on higher trim levels.
    1
  3714. Lyndon Johnson I can't decide what's more idiotic; is it the general form of your comment or the fact you just inferred this shit about what I said out of your own ass.
    1
  3715. Courage and Ren & Stimpy did it for me. But years later they are actually really good shows.
    1
  3716. Rafe... dies.
    1
  3717. Thanks! I was waiting for this.
    1
  3718. Those are certainly the best wheels I've seen with the Huracán.
    1
  3719. As a response to the description: I've always requested Mercedes-Benz videos and you even told me you'd do them at one point (in the list) but forgot about it. Many people would like that (especially the W140 and 220)
    1
  3720. Get these new while you can, people.
    1
  3721. They really screwed up on the interior haptics. Cheap components... shared buttons, etc...
    1
  3722. It's a great collector's piece. It is such a great color, people have been ordering it on newer models frequently since its release. There are multiple Huracans and Aventadors in the color.
    1
  3723. Rahat Ahmed No.
    1
  3724. Fluterra Unlike the Lotus, this thing will be assembled almost entirely by automation. In Hethel they do a ton of hand assembly and bodywork.
    1
  3725. Probably does need new/more coolant and sensor.
    1
  3726. geforcefly1982 Yeah, the 32V InTech V8. The same basic engine was used in the Mustang Cobra R and an upgraded version in the Ford GT.
    1
  3727. Sweet! A Memories Monday vid!
    1
  3728. I wish we had the 520i in North America.
    1
  3729. Rafe....... dies.
    1
  3730. Scott Saunders Get any Civic Si with a K20. Save money and it's more fun.
    1
  3731. The new combination is the P90D with a ludicrous speed option and they're actually already taking orders.
    1
  3732. Those things don't even have many problems. A friend of mine put 90k trouble free miles on his.
    1
  3733. Great end to the Uncharted series.
    1
  3734. With the money you save, you could just replace all that stuff anyway.
    1
  3735. Ashame it's so softened up... but that's what it had to do to compete in this class of appliances.
    1
  3736. Caleb Chapman Interesting. I suppose instead of you liking a beautiful SUV, you like boring mainstream Audis like the Q5?
    1
  3737. SpeedragTech It's timeless.
    1
  3738. era hyme *Islam
    1
  3739. B Berg People remove them all the time on these.
    1
  3740. Numbers wise, it's a vast improvement. It is more efficient. I'm really very excited to see how they will treat the updated Cayman. That's the one I'm always lusting after.
    1
  3741. Autogefühl The term "alternative facts" doesn't mean anything.
    1
  3742. S-Class had 85% of those features in 1998 (and even a few more). The reason why it costs this much is the quality detail and the manual labor put in to making it that way.
    1
  3743. +Autogefühl Leather is a byproduct of simple economics. There will always be demand from (wealthier) people willing to pay for the product. However, no one can stop me from buying used vehicles with leather when they depreciate. Current synthetic tech doesn't allow material to match the luxury of, say, leather in an S-Class. We will get there eventually though. Killing cows for trade has happened for thousands of years (and no they usually don't waste the meat off them...).
    1
  3744. Glenni I think they eat cow head too.
    1
  3745. Love the dark green! However, I disagree with MB moving the classic cruise control stalk to the steering wheel.
    1
  3746. firexgodx980 Exactly.
    1
  3747. Marc Nobel No, it's not obvious because the next gen (992) has been spotted in Carrera and Carrera S trim with the same rear light bar... the light bar may be a design implement.
    1
  3748. Marc Nobel No, it's not obvious because the next gen (992) has been spotted in Carrera and Carrera S trim with the same rear light bar... the light bar may be a design implementation​. Will also be a 2019 MY.
    1
  3749. No one does interiors like RUF. There are also a few more Porsche bits here and there than you said, but that's not important. The quality of work is astounding.
    1
  3750. It's because of the Chattanooga plant and they are always reluctant to update it versus importing them for pricing. Now they are building the new SUV there... but we just never get the very best of VW. I've toured the Chattanooga plant and it's great.. but it is surprising they couldn't invest to update the machinery and would rather sell a terribly outdated car.
    1
  3751. Much, much, nicer with these wheels.
    1
  3752. I'll take my 6.0 SE in the purplish color, please (forgot the Italian name).
    1
  3753. CMCNestT That's almost a guarantee. Tesla can't do anything on time.
    1
  3754. Justin Loving They definitely need to update the design a bit already. If the headlights were LED they would work better as well.
    1
  3755. This was worth the wait. Now excuse me while I mansleep.
    1
  3756. Automakers need to start using OLED for interior displays...
    1
  3757. It is already rather technologically behind. Hopefully they stay on top of updating it.
    1
  3758. Still one of the best cars GM makes... even 10 yeas later.
    1
  3759. Maybe you should get a 228i as well and charge a bit more?
    1
  3760. +Autogefühl The localized U.S. production in Alabama also helps keeps the price down. MB just announced a $1.8 billion expansion for the plant here as well. :)
    1
  3761. +Autogefühl The localized U.S. production in Alabama also helps keeps the price down. MB just announced a $1.8 billion expansion for the plant here as well. :)
    1
  3762. +Autogefühl Haha! You should come over here too. What's interesting is U.S. cars sold in Germany are much more expensive, but German cars sold in the USA are the direct opposite. This means that cars meant to compete with cheaper cars in the U.S. are often compared with more expensive cars in Germany.
    1
  3763. The NSX wasn't about acceleration numbers and other idiotic decimal races.
    1
  3764. Yes it is.... it's an LT4 small block.
    1
  3765. +Aston_Man 488 This was a vehicle designed over 10 years ago, alright? They no longer produce this spec. Even this one is 6 years old. They are also running for about half the price of what a new V6 F-Type runs for.
    1
  3766. The panel gap on the first 570S above the front bumper was quite disturbing... of course I expect them to prevent this later.
    1
  3767. Dan Frederiksen It is terrible for long trips... and Trump is great so far. Seriously. 👍
    1
  3768. I figured there would be another Throwback type day. This is great.
    1
  3769. laowhy86 Yeah, at least some physical or virtual surveillance.
    1
  3770. WOW. The camera-work is great in this one. It may just be me, but the angles and quality is more amazing than usual (it's always amazing anyway). :)
    1
  3771. Love this, haha.
    1
  3772. Great review! Volvo is getting better under their new owners in my opinion.
    1
  3773. ***** In reality, Geely (or any other financial investors) don't have any input on the development at all. Of course, this platform was designed under the last Ford days but, Geely has provided more monetary investment in the betterment of Volvo's vehicles. This is why the designers and engineers now have more freedom to act as they want, and less corporate pressure. You will notice there are leaps in technology development and material quality post-2010.
    1
  3774. You can see the stiffness through the camera.
    1
  3775. Nice man! I'd love to see motorcycle reviews in general! You would have more fun for sure! 😎
    1
  3776. I would take a 540C as a daily driver because the engine is more under-stressed and will probably be more trouble free with time.
    1
  3777. Atlas Kebab He has his own agenda like everyone else. Of course he tries to influence shit.
    1
  3778. +GreyEarlTea Agreed.
    1
  3779. So nice!
    1
  3780. Not the first time a Gallardo has caught fire.
    1
  3781. +ARMYTRIX Making this any louder will require bystanders to have seizures, haha.
    1
  3782. The dash design is interesting; it reminds me of Peugeot styles.
    1
  3783. Doug, the climate control tech made the debut in 1998 on the W220. Also, the other W220 interior tech is more modern than the rest of the SLR's interior.
    1
  3784. Maikeru305 No.
    1
  3785. Shuban Bhatcar Steel.
    1
  3786. When this is built it will tear a new ass in the rest of the luxury brands.
    1
  3787. Beautiful!
    1
  3788. That's a weird Hote.
    1
  3789. You don't need anything more than this for daily driving.
    1
  3790. steven gardner There is a reason they're everywhere. They're a better value than this terrible Maserati. Also, I see them everyday as well. Not uncommon anymore.
    1
  3791. The main problem with the GLK was the lack of a right-hand-drive configuration for other markets. I did think the main attraction to it, however, was the RWD fun-factor.
    1
  3792. +Patrick94GSR There's a reason why the douchy E30 groupies swap E36 engines into their E30s... just saying. A friend of mine had an E30.. it was not a great car.
    1
  3793. J.Chan Get a Bolt.
    1
  3794. 6:13 The guy probably thought a crazy prepper was in front of him.
    1
  3795. It really isn't even worth $55k... a vehicle for people who want to flash a badge and nothing else. It's a vehicle for egotisticals.
    1
  3796. Get a full time forward-facing camera, please!!!
    1
  3797. +Autogefühl I'm sure the ATS-V will be available first. I'm also really impatient to see your impressions on the CT6.
    1
  3798. Eyyy... Athens, Georgia.
    1
  3799. elo fam Yes, it still makes a difference.
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  3800. Classic Land Rover. Series 2 or 3.
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  3801. Annie and Elsie of Arendelle Middle Easterners/Persians are considered Caucasians....
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  3802. 1710 Glob Squad A GT350 has a warranty and crash protection.
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  3803. Well, the viewcount said '666' when I watched... not disturbing or surprising at all. Hahaha.
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  3804. These things are known as being among the least quality of current U.S. cars.
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  3805. +Autogefühl Well... they've just been nothing but trouble build quality wise. There has been manufacturing mistakes, multiple recalls, bad reliability, and reports of them catching fire. They don't have good materials compared to other vehicles either (but it's still higher quality materials than a CR-V or RAV-4 which have almost solid plastic interiors). It's not the worst Jeep made, but most of their products are known for being below average here.
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  3806. PLEASE use a FORWARD facing camera from inside the car!!!
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  3807. Jason Nguyen Fuck off, racist. Modern "progressives" like you that think every race but white people is fine, are the racists.
    1
  3808. "Colonel" Wilson is the definition of a dickless hobo..
    1
  3809. The facelifted version will probably solve all the problems.
    1
  3810. Get a forward facing interior camera! Mount from sunroof or rear window, etc...
    1
  3811. Yep.
    1
  3812. F stands for Ferrari. Model number is 430. You can say it's an F430... or it's a Ferrari 430.
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  3813. Clive Leftists' plans everywhere are to be the party that brings in millions of "refugees" only so they will be loyal to their party and make it completely one-sided. They want to use these people to ensure their political dominance forever.
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  3814. Well... it's not an effective round... so use of it probably left the victim not being able to defend themselves.
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  3815. SL interior? Why go through the trouble of changing it?
    1
  3816. JC4 .5 seconds is BARELY felt.
    1
  3817. "A head of cauliflower."
    1
  3818. It does drive more sporty and less relaxing. Drive one buddy. He's not lying.
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  3819. ShmeesterBean150
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  3820. Redline Reviews You will probably fall in love with the LC.
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  3821. Nope. Not with my experience. Durability with Honda? Quite the opposite.
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  3822. You're missing the point. The ATS is a great start for the proper direction of Cadillac. GM went from making vehicles like the DTS to something like this in 3 years. It's a great beginning; but, it's only the beginning. Cadillac will continue to improve. The CT6 is the next step and the CT8 LWB will further this concept.
    1
  3823. ***** This is borderline hysterical. BMW, with business tactics similar to badge-milking customers, is by far the worst at this.
    1
  3824. ***** You clearly don't speak from experience. I had the displeasure of buying a new Honda in 2012 and within 8,000 miles both the engine and transmission suffered manufacturing failures and had to be "replaced." Long story short, they had to buy it back from me. Honda post-2011 has not been the same as pre-2010. They had management issues and are surviving off of brand-image reliability. In other words, they know people will keep crawling to them because their parents 1989 Honda Accord was the most reliable vehicle they ever owned.
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  3825. ***** Again, I owned a TON of Hondas before 2010 and they don't compare to modern ones in terms of quality.
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  3826. Tim Beck Nothing would. Maybe a G-Wagen, though.
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  3827. E Tow 1.) Carter was one of the worst presidents in history and I even grew up near his hometown. 2.) The U.S.A. is a constitutional republic. 3.) China doesn't legally have any claim to those waters where they are building their many military bases in... except to themselves. Expanding military bases in an ocean globally recognized as no one entity's territory is a direct show of expansionism... and they will try to justify it, of course, with "...baseless propaganda." By the way, U.S. citizens don't even trust their own media. That's why Trump was elected. Maybe Chinese nationals should try not trusting an omnipotent government's plays and propaganda sometime. Maybe the country wouldn't be shit. How idiotic are you people?
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  3828. festorfamine Don't forget about their "new" 40 year old Soviet carriers and other ships they use.
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  3829. I love you Jesus 100%. If compared to other RWD competitors it would also win the drag race.
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  3830. Beautiful.
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  3831. Couldn't care less about the radio in my car.
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  3832. +g00dfeeling That's bullshit. Sorry, buddy.
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  3833. +g00dfeeling Not capable of following Daimler? You have to be shitting me. Daimler has twice the engineering talent that BMW has. The comments you were saying earlier are absolute nonsense as well. For example: Mercedes drivers wouldn't know how to start a BMW... that's bullshit. Mercedes-Benz invented the smart key. They are the ones who innovated to allow infrared secure keys in the W220 (along with countless other patents on that car). 18 years later they are still using that tech because it's more secure than the competition. In fact in MB cars with keyless, you can choose to start it with the button, you pull the button out and use the traditional key. So.. they bested BMW before they even thought of competing with them.
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  3834. +g00dfeeling 7-series "beauty." No way in hell. Unless you consider the E38 I owned catching on fire as beautiful. Good thing my beautiful W220 has lasted longer than any BMW trash from that era.
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  3835. +Sandouras I am??! Are you kidding right now? Are you saying you can sense a person's emotion through text? Amazing. You have a superiority complex to other people it seems. That's just insane that you think I'M a "rabid fanboy" when clearly that is the idiot who made the original comment. He's stated nothing but subjective illogical garbage. I've stated material, provable, FACTS. Big difference. Fanboy my ass. If anything I'm a Lexus person these days. I've owned one too many BMWs.
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  3836. +g00dfeeling And wouldn't you know... more subjective nonsense coming from you. There's a reason Daimler R&D budgets are much higher than BMW on key product lines. At least the interior of the C-Class doesn't feel like a childrens' toy.
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  3837. +g00dfeeling "More powerful brand" simply means the most recognizable nameplate. That's basically stating that the badge has more influence on their fans than the car. Not a very reputable way of thinking about a product.
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  3838. +g00dfeeling If you want to look at brand power in itself, look no further than Daimler AG. BMW Group has multiple brands and motorcycles. This conversation shouldn't be about marketing recognition. The quality of the cars speaks for itself. Sadly, BMW products haven't been great since the 90s. What innovation they do have is veiled by poor execution of the actual package.
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  3839. +g00dfeeling Once again you're proving how blinded you are by the BMW badge. They don't enter that market because they wouldn't be able to compete with Daimler. They wouldn't invest in it. Daimler on the other hand, is innovating in every market they are in. They are developing autonomous trucks. They already made the S-Class able to drive itself 4 years ago. If you're so blinded by a badge to the point where you'd be afraid of the company producing a different vehicle class that hurts your image, that's juvenile. There's already studies of graphs and charts (that I will link to you if you want to see) that prove MB customers are more mature AND more educated than the other German brands by a long shot. VW is last, followed shortly by BMW. You are so biased and subjective it's as if you've never seen anything better than your BMW.
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  3840. +g00dfeeling Also, BMW Motorrad doesn't share the engineers or budget restraints the other has.
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  3841. Exactly.
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  3842. It's just such a well made vehicle, like all Bentleys to be honest. Anyway, such a good review of it. Now let's wonder how close the all-new Touareg will drive at 1/4 the price. :)
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  3843. The S3 sadly doesn't use a Quattro AWD system. It uses a Haldex designed system.
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  3844. +Autogefühl Not exactly, though. If an Audi vehicle doesn't have a "Quattro" badge on the vehicle, it does not have an in-house Audi-designed AWD system (at least in the U.S.). Quattro systems are able to have a 50/50 torque distribution between front and rear axles. The true Quattro system is usually reserved for RS models. The S3 has a system designed by the company Haldex. It is only able to send about 30% maximum to the rear axle (and is essentially FWD).
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  3845. Very nice collection. Love the Maybachs... especially the 57S Coupes. Also, the 220 Pullmans.
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  3846. One thing is for sure... always the best quality.
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  3847. Turbros Garage What I've been saying ever since it was announced. Detune it and it'll last longer as well.
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  3848. +Mario Dalla Riva I'm personally not a fan at all of the 1st gen X1. The quality was very disappointing compared to this new F48, for example. I do not doubt it drives nicely, though.
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  3849. The real big-boy Lincolns are from the 20s and 30s. Love them.
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  3850. Looks like a very fun drive! He certainly knew the car well.
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  3851. The thing you tried pulling was the rear parktronic display for when you look in the rear-view mirror.
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  3852. It was just very heavy with a high center-of-gravity.
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  3853. To the people complaining about the dated interior... don't worry, a new one is coming soon.
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  3854. David Köteles Interesting opinion.
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  3855. Bogdan Cozma And a UAZ 469/Hunter.
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  3856. AwesomeBov's Gaming Channel They (Putin too) know it's not worth it defending Syria to an extent that more major conflict is started.
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  3857. Cash Vargas It's an exercise of function over form. I personally think it's nice and all interiors are eventually going to be like that.
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  3858. +Autogefühl No way.
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  3859. +Autogefühl I was about to say.. they do that all the time. Customers can request they do anything and they will do it (mostly). There's probably many Rolls-Royces out there without leather.
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  3860. Yep... same model for 10 model years....
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  3861. I agree; the screen on the dash would look much better with an Audi-style motorized version to keep it concealed. But, now Audi isn't even using that anymore on the new A4.
    1
  3862. +Autogefühl It does, but imagine how much cleaner it would look with the screens both concealed... especially in the Audi.
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  3863. David Check It's not at all "cool." If you think so, you have a big ego and buy shit because of a badge.
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  3864. Hulk Green Metallic.
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  3865. +hxduck A V8 could undoubtedly work in the car, it would just have to be an entirely new design that's under about 4 liters.
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  3866. +Meister Isegrim And you judge this based on one video from one city? Let me stereotype whatever country you're from then!
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  3867. This is essentially what the Chiron will look like minus the insane bits. :]
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  3868. +Cloxxki What are they contradicting?? I've seen the Chiron testing and it is literally this without the insane aero-bits and diffusers.
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  3869. +tsint People don't have sedans there because they're more expensive than estates.
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  3870. +tsint Well, that's part of what I mean. Cost isn't only measured by nominal price. You have to consider depreciation, storage space, other usability, and resale value over the life of the car. In the U.S., for example, many people own both an SUV and a sedan instead of just buying an estate. It's mainly because we require a vehicle strong enough to tow very heavy weight like boats and also have room for things on the interior when we need to.
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  3871. Love the new Disco.
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  3872. aeroAdvocate HIGHLY depends on where you are in the U.S... Wealthy areas tend to be around very good schools. Much larger percentage of people in my school got into Ivy-league.
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  3873. Fredrik Melin Please; enlighten me, you know, since people seem to be going so unbelievably personal about this election (which is about policy). Let me guess. You're also against name calling unless someone disagrees with you?
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  3874. juan perez Those are Islamic countries like Saudi Arabia, dumbass!!! The same country that gave millions to Hillary Clinton. The difference is in those places being gay is punishable by death... painful death.
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  3875. This game is one of those that just slowly gets better. I could tell the Josh guy was unstable from near the beginning, but there's other parts that you certainly don't expect. They probably had psychologists on the game dev team anyway, haha.
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  3876. ***** There will actually be a new S90 first, which shares the XC90 interior. The S90 is replacing the S80.
    1
  3877. Get a forward-facing interior camera!
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  3878. +Autogefühl I'd watch it! There's this one guy on YouTube who does reviews called "ChaseOnTwoWheels" and he actually lives very close to me. I occasionally visit the dealer who provides him with new motorcycles to review and admire the touring models (even though he focuses on the sporty models).
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  3879. ...says the person who can't spell 'you're.'
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  3880. I definitely like the exterior design of the luxury line the best... but paired with the AMG line wheels. I believe part of MB identity and uniqueness is the traditional ornament and nicer fascia. I know comfort wise, it is better with the smaller wheels. P.S. I CAN'T WAIT to see the new 5-Series and its T-Modell compared to this. Although, I would always pick the E. Also, new E-Class AMG AWD vs the new M5 AWD. That will be so amazing to see.
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  3881. Based God And... maybe him sitting there talking to himself with the camera pretty far away is adding to it.
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  3882. That's fairly pricy for 1986..
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  3883. kirbyswarp The engineering was not overly done on this. No Saabs are overly thought out at all. It was just more capable than the rest of the tech they were known for making. If you want some examples of complicated engineering for miniscule gains, I can read a list for you.
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  3884. kirbyswarp That is NOT over-engineering ANYTHING at all. I can tell you probably have not really owned too many vehicles that have been truly "over-engineered." What you are saying about this Saab is simply technological innovation. Innovation is created by innovators and overly complicated engineering is carried out by engineers with relatively extremely high budgets. I can't stress that enough. The case with overdone automobiles is they usually sacrifice long-term feasibility for short-term gains (Think about a vehicle that instead of using conventional tensioned suspension system, has a new innovation called the air- suspension. And, this air-suspension has an unnecessary amount of computers, along with every other small part that is overly-complicated JUST to give the passengers a SLIGHTLY more comfortable ride and adjust the car's height depending on road conditions. This vehicle also uses FIVE ball-joints on each side of the front suspension that have been crazily over-thought, when there could have been less. There are also certain types of rubber bushings used between ball-joint contact points and for inside the pressurized suspension. And, in this vehicle, they decided to use a much pricier, softer, rubber that gives a much smoother ride in the short term, but in the long term it will need replacing quite often.)This also confides maintenance into short-term intervals unless the person who owns the vehicle knows what they are doing and can do the maintenance themselves or cheaply. If in these types of real "over-engineered" vehicles, a seemingly miniscule part comparable to a rubber bushing in a suspension like I mentioned fails, then not taking action to fix the issue will immediately lead to an additional plethora of problems. THAT is overly engineered. Unnecessary chain-reactions. And as you can tell, I have been around REAL vehicles like this. They are amazing and worth the effort of upkeep. People who have owned vehicles like I have and still drive them for all these years, know exactly what the word "preventative" is. I have an intense appreciation for what most people consider "unreliable over-engineered" vehicles, mainly because they are more rewarding to own, and people need to live a little. Nothing is unreliable if you do what is supposed to be done.
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  3885. kirbyswarp I still don't think you understand the meaning, and didn't read what I said. However, that being said, the 123 series was NOT over-engineered. This is coming from someone who lives and breaths Mercedes-Benz.
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  3886. kirbyswarp Yes, I could go on about this all day. I don't know what credentials you have, but the 123 was WELL-engineered, not over-engineered. This is coming from an engineer.
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  3887. kirbyswarp And not only that, but the auto industry has always only just been about positive returns. Saab failed to appeal to GM, but appealed to its fans. That's one of the first mistakes they made. They should have appealed to both equally.
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  3888. kirbyswarp And that was the problem with Saab under GM. They should have let GM dig their own grave instead of themselves. Then, GM would have realized it was their mistake and dropped them off to another company. They just went their own way and were to distant from GM corporate.
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  3889. kirbyswarp It doesn't depend on MY definition, it depends on the widely-accepted definition. And, by that definition, the 9000 was well-designed. Well-designed and overly-done are simply separate and not related. A vehicle can be overly-engineered and well-engineered, overly-engineered and not well-engineered, or well-engineered and not overly-engineered. The 9000 was the latter.
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  3890. Ax It would be the Golf if they never moved both the Golf and Polo upmarket.
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  3891. Yeah, I'm sure you'll eventually find a way to get them done more efficiently.
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  3892. +Myview Except that's not what he wants to do, dumbass.
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  3893. +Yippie You are the one here without a clue or CLEARLY with no ownership experience. The fact that you would quote anything from Consumer Reports reflects that.
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  3894. +Yippie "Cadillac has not improved in the last 10 years." What kind of retarded sentence is that? Did you just wake up this morning and decide to act like you know anything about automakers?
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  3895. +Yippie There never was an argument. You are just another typical internet keyboard warrior, in middle school, more than likely.
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  3896. This thing gave me a good laugh.
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  3897. ..... you can get it in a coupe version as well.
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  3898. +freepieanchips European designed... American engineering.
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  3899. +freepieanchips Absolutely wrong. They use American engineered subsets of parts and always have. For example, the entire engine and drivetrain assembly in the new RS. Do your research. You are partially uninformed.
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  3900. +freepieanchips What did you just say, asswipe? You're bringing in idiotic personal attacks now that you know I called your bullshit out. Now it's my turn. You're just a German/British teenager that likes to think that and who hasn't much experience in life.
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  3901. +freepieanchips Go take yourself to a dictionary and learn the differences between designing and engineering. The vehicle was designed (conceptualized and put together) using crucial parts that were engineered in the United States or, as it was before, the UK.
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  3902. +fresky74 The entire engine used to be engineered by Cosworth, that is, before they engineered it for the new Mustang.
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  3903. +freepieanchips Uhh... I never said it did. And, as to your previous comment, it's fairly clear that YOU are a typical, old and cranky, British nationalist/supremacist that believes Americans are inferior and therefore think you can automatically write off byproducts as terrible. It's disgusting. But, that's alright. We don't want your vehicles either. They're worse historically.
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  3904. +freepieanchips The engine has SO little to do with what it was based on that it isn't remotely close. It was engineered in the United States, which you won't admit, just like many other supplied pieces of the RS. The smaller "Ecoboost" engines aren't even worth my time anyway as they have a history of problems with the injectors.
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  3905. +freepieanchips I couldn't give less of a shit about Ford products. The fact that you keep throwing the same name at me insinuates you have some kind of insecurity. What is it then?
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  3906. +smilepermile Who are you talking to? You've just stated information none of us don't already know.
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  3907. Moonbeam silver is a great color on these.
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  3908. alpinaB12coupe They don't at all!!!
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  3909. Well, the successor to the current P11 platform is rumored for 2017...
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  3910. Matt, The ABC suspension wasn't on the 220/215s until 2003 when the facelift design under Daimler-Chrysler took place. The original Airmatic like the one you said your dad had made from 00-02 for the U.S. is perfectly reliable when the filter and seals are maintained. I still have my silver '00 with the same indestructible 5-speed this CL also has and it is still going strong. One of the best designs for an S-Class and you can thank Bruno Sacco's mind for that. I won't lose mine for nostalgia reasons.
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  3911. Torque converter autos are now faster than dual clutches can currently be made to be!!! Not surprising. Nothing wrong with a torque converter.
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  3912. Marky 4x4 Is that a joke? Trump doesn't even want to be paid to work as President.
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  3913. Forgot to mention the Spyker is powered by a Koenigsegg engine!
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  3914. You can always put a nicer aftermarket exhaust on the regular 124 afterwards and save money.
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  3915. +Eugenio A. It is not enough to justify the price... seriously? You can put higher quality aftermarket coil overs AND create an engine tune better than the Abarth and still have several thousand Euros to spare.
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  3916. More specifically, Lexus.
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  3917. Love my weekly dose of feminist insanity... and that James guy with his talkshow can fuck off.
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  3918. FuturisticOreo These Spanish people are weaklings and got easily triggered by a joke... so they went insane and starting saying the worst things they can in the comments.
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  3919. +Autogefühl Yes, but it's a while off.
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  3920. TCS is a little rough.
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  3921. Chris Wouldn't doubt it.
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  3922. +aFlamingTaco My '00 GS400 doesn't have ANY rattles either, but American plastics from this era are a different story (apart from the higher end Lincolns of the time which held up very well).
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  3923. Kenneth Lee Both of you are wrong. You can get the M wheel thrown in for no extra charge with the combination like I have. Use the code DEV018EB to see my build.
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  3924. More ideas: High-spec Korean cars and Japanese cars. For example: The Hyundai Equus or new Genesis G90, G80, and G70 (3-series competitor which debuts in New York), or Lexus LS (even though new one is coming). Also, the V-Series Cadillacs will amaze you. Get the ATS-V in manual.
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  3925. Sweden is run by SJW feminists...
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  3926. Infiniti is fine to me because those are the Nissan products actually engineered in Japan and not by some retards in Tennessee.
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  3927. Weak and futile attempt to influence a foreign election, Oliver.
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  3928. Justice League You need to learn English.
    1
  3929. Justice League You're the idiot who just told someone to "... invest some of your time in the English language..." while ironically using horrible grammar. That makes you a hypocrite. It also makes you oblivious to facts now that you're attacking me.
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  3930. +Shmee150 Sounds like some kinky stuff, there, haha. What does it take to convince Ford to get you in their circle?
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  3931. +Shmee150 I would get mine color matched to 40th Anniversary Lamborghini Jade Metallic (beautiful!) or a stunning silver like the F22 it took inspiration from.
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  3932. Who's amazing final-run Esprit is that in the background?
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  3933. What they should have changed is the safety structure of the vehicle to be more competitive. It has scored terribly so far so we will see how it scores after "revisions."
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  3934. Going to have to ask my friend from 上海 if he tried any of this.
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  3935. iunlock guru Donkerwolke has more Genesis influence now.
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  3936. I would take the VW in this segment any day.
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  3937. This was entertaining to say the least..
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  3938. E Wok Not when you figure in inflation.
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  3939. +Shmee150 Anytime in the next 2 years, really.
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  3940. Haha, that guy said he would use Linkin Park with it.
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  3941. Still wish the V10 NSX was made. It would have sold better than this.
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  3942. It's not over yet. They deserve this until the end of time.
    1
  3943. 0-60 times and that other bullshit doesn't matter. It is a Type R; it's FWD. It's about the experience.
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  3944. Need to start figuring out what color combinations you want.
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  3945. Marco Montano The current X1 is too.. doesn't matter.
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  3946. Simon Coles Uneducated comment. Classic FLAT 12, period.
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  3947. Pfft.. I prefer Maybach.
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  3948. ...and Germans still can't build cars as well as the Japanese (only Lexus really). They (Toyota) have always had the most precise assembly methods.
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  3949. +VOREVOX Honda quality has never been, and will never be, close to Toyota quality. Toyota manufacturing methods have also always been so precise and perfect, really. If you look at a Lexus interior from the late 90s, for example, you won't see any drop in quality compared to a new one.
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  3950. +VOREVOX I have had 3 Hondas and 3 Toyotas and every Honda had a major failure (the last one had failed transmission at 8k miles. Toyota has never let me down. Not even with a minor annoyance! Lexus vehicles are certainly obtainable for any group and it's not too hard to find great used examples.
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  3951. +VOREVOX Agreed, but the real kicker to me will be the new LS next year. I can't wait. They are always the "top of the tech" when revealed. Current one has not been my favorite and was out for 9 model years.
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  3952. +John Taylor What the hell are you talking about? Three major failures? From when and where? Have you ever heard of inferior manufacturing processes? That's what causes almost ALL of a vehicles issues. Anything can fail from manufacturing mistakes. As in my case, I owned 3 Hondas from new. The last one had transmission failure from 8k miles. Honda ADMITTED it was a manufacturing defect themselves, right after I filed suit and forced them to buy it back from me under U.S. lemon law. The transmission failure had led to the engine prematurely wearing as well. Don't even get me started on people calling Lexus "rubbish." I have owned an S-Class, a 5-series, 3 Hondas, and 3 Toyotas (two of which were Lexus). NONE of the German cars were ever as nice to drive or felt as solid and high quality as my Lexus GS400. The smooth 1UZ-FE in that rocket are what dreams are made of. After all, it was the fastest sedan in the world when it came out. It outdid everything the Germans had at the time. You could put a million miles on that engine and it would run the same. I have been there and done that. Nothing has ever been as satisfying to own as a Lexus. I can go out and drive a new 5-series but it even doesn't drive as nice as my S160 GS.
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  3953. +John McCann Of course the current S-Class is light years ahead of the LS. The Lexus has been out for 9 years. When the LS460 was released, however, I didn't prefer it to a W221. I have owned the S-Class. Lexus has been working on the next LS for many years perfecting it (along a new SC called SC500). I just contend that once again Lexus will be far ahead with the new LS next year. The W222 has set many high standards now, but Lexus has undoubtedly created a more refined vehicle with the amount of time put into the new one.
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  3954. +derbigpr500 I don't live in Europe so I get the better part of Toyota products. I also highly disagree based on personal experience.
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  3955. +Autogefühl You can tell I am not a fan of Honda. :]
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  3956. Nice one.
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  3957. +Autogefühl I hope remember that Jewish whites during WW2 were enslaved in higher numbers than the total black slaves used by the U.S. in all its history. No one should forget what the German and Russian companies and governments did. The BMW Quandt family is still in hiding much of what they did.
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  3958. Of course they are. Twitter hires people to pick and choose what is most seen based on their agenda.
    1
  3959. The intelligence of people who go into advertising explains everything.
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  3960. Yeah, I don't think you'd be a survivor carrying this ammo.
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  3961. The agenda is clear: Genocide of homogeneity in the population (especially whites, of course) so they can mix everyone up into a unified, obedient, mutt human
    1
  3962. Not so simple. Needs new rings and a honing job, minimum.
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  3963. dave101t That was more relevant with the older agitator top load machines.
    1
  3964. Amazing how everyone can do a decent job and all it takes is the team responsible for interior fit and finish to tarnish it
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  3965. Ironically, I saw a Hummer H2 very close to where Clarkson is sitting.
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  3966. Media will do anything for a few more days of content
    1
  3967. It's nonsense. Some footage leaked of experimental aircraft that wasn't supposed to and they had no choice but to publicly name it UFO footage
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  3968. I'm sure you can save as much as possible.
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  3969. Never seen a more delusional comment. Tesla's products are priced far lower, with lower priced models being prioritized before the Cybertruck AND an even lower priced model prioritized after Cybertruck
    1
  3970. Sure thing, bloodthirsty neocon. Trump is such a "chad"
    1
  3971. Made zero sense to design expensive switchgear for a very low-volume car from any business perspective. At least now they understand that haptics are everything in luxury cars.
    1
  3972. Last place I would expect you to visit. Obviously, population stagnation in Japan is responsible for much of the degradation in the less urban areas
    1
  3973. ​ @schadenfreude000 He
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  3974. Worth more than twice as much as a Model S Plaid? Nope.
    1
  3975.  @preoximerias7366  Exactly my thoughts.
    1
  3976. Speaking of Okracoke, those people have the oddest accent.
    1
  3977. Long-term reliability will be horrible as usual I'm sure
    1
  3978. The green they are using here is one of my all-time favorites
    1
  3979. Incidents are inordinately higher from tourists of certain backgrounds...
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  3980.  @kahonies2436  No, it didn't and no they really don't. -2000 GS400 owner and love every day of it
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  3981.  @larryzeldin7561  You can tell yourself whatever makes you sleep better at night but you're wrong. I have experience with both the 540i and 740i and neither of them could beat their Lexus counterparts in acceleration (even at high speed). The truth is the GS4 was the quickest sedan when it came out and right up there with the fastest (can do 155-160 reliably). Of course, the W220 S430 and S500 (on sale in U.S. in early '99) and E38 740i could also match that speed but not acceleration. Then the M5 came along. Not that you can even drive an E39 M5 without going bankrupt and the GS400 got damn close for such a tank of an engine.
    1
  3982.  @John1Brady  I have personally seen a GS400 hit 155mph so it's definitely not limited at 149 or the limiter was removed. I know it's not possible to go past 160 because of the gearing. Stock they do get sketchy at those speeds, though.
    1
  3983. $85,000. I'm going to vomit. Hello, Toyota? Yeah, I'll take one Land Cruiser.
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  3984. I'll be gone within a year You must be mad that Trump loved them.
    1
  3985. It's a building with disposable capsules that were never meant to last long. Don't blame them at all for replacing it with something far safer
    1
  3986. Good points. We need to encourage people to take time off after high school to figure out what they really want to do. They need to experience what it's like in various careers and industries before pursuing them. The university system has basically indoctrinated the country into thinking everyone needs to take on overwhelming debt to pursue things they don't have experience with
    1
  3987. To be fair, all nav units were basically like that back then. You could select them from a list, too, if you didn't want to type the whole thing.
    1
  3988. Still have an integrated K40 and works great. Also, it's better to have directional units in the front and rear of the vehicle.
    1
  3989. I knew all along that the fire issue would not cause you to literally blow up. I said my first comment solely out of sarcasm. I NEVER said you believe flammable liquids don't explode. I am not arguing with myself... I am arguing with you, who apparently knows nothing about joking, and lives in a hole by yourself. And by the way, fire can not explode, it can only cause things to explode. "Common fucking sense." Ask yourself who the real idiot is in this situation.
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  3990. Even adjusted for inflation the new variants are much more than the GMT800s were new.
    1
  3991. The very definition of low sexual dimorphism
    1
  3992. I just don't like the 2.0 I4 from MB. If it was a C43, I'd take it any day. I'm a big proponent of having a model between the C300 and C43. It needs to have the new I6.
    1
  3993. Long legs do become an issue.
    1
  3994. Bring back the Mercedes-Benz NA V12s!
    1
  3995. Karen or not, commiting battery is not a solution unless you want to serve time.
    1
  3996. Aziz belkharmoudi Of course they are of relatively shitty materials, but you buy it for the driving experience and technology.
    1
  3997. Would you compare a Transit in the passenger configuration to a Pacifica? No.
    1
  3998. Billbobagins Because what they like and do themselves doesn't get in the way of respect to others, their culture, and their country.
    1
  3999.  @kristians2704  One person. Not representative of the sample.
    1
  4000. The better days when they would put small logos on the steering wheel, instead of enormous and obnoxious ones like today
    1
  4001. A monster's screams of pain are joyful
    1
  4002. I just wish they put the Audi I5 in it!
    1
  4003. Panic buying is like a circle. Other people then become panic buyers without knowing it: They simply want to get what they can while it's there before the other panic buyers get it all. People are oblivious.
    1
  4004. Yeah, the Google ecosystem is inescapable
    1
  4005. Haha. Nearly $87,000 with Volvo depreciation is not a winning combo.
    1
  4006. BIGOT SANDWICH. That summarizes this shite.
    1
  4007.  @iamstd2  That's not really the reason. Luxury cars 20 years ago still had features modern $40k cars don't have.
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  4008. Such great trucks and endless crate engine capabilities if it ever needed a nicer one
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  4009.  @chamade166  Not real at all.
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  4010.  @draaron4654  Yes, because you can "just go". There's no money involved or anything.
    1
  4011. Lincoln Aviator's chimes are the best I've heard. Classy. Recorded from an orchestra.
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  4012. NemoNobody2092 See? Not hard to avoid political speak doing a video on this (even though the ANC are corrupt, evil, bastards). And, yes, I agree with all you have said here.
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  4013. NemoNobody2092 Of course the situation itself is political. This discussion was about not having to delve into politics (bias) when talking objectively about something. It's the same when people talk about history without putting a rewritten or political spin on it. There is what really happened and then there are people who try to change history for political reasons. He did exactly that here. Objectively told history and objectively said what happened (not his political opinions). Actively discriminating while playing the victim isn't political. It's disgusting human behavior.
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  4014. NemoNobody2092 You just seem like a crazy ass: especially after what you were saying in the other thread. Those events DID happen to Winston and he objectively told them as they happened. He wasn't forcing a political narrative to any of his viewers. He was discussing the climate without his own political views (saying you're against any discriminating and killing is not political). Crime and killing based on race doesn't happen in a normal society with sane people and at most he is adding more evidence to support the fact the government has plenty of corrupt and worthless human beings. You must not be too great at contextual English.
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  4015. NemoNobody2092 Ignoring people solves all your problems. Cheers.
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  4016. Rj D That's subjective. KIA has rather conservative designs. Apples to oranges.
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  4017.  @kaox44  Upvoting your own comments reveals your own doubts.
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  4018. Not at my dealers. Credit checks hurt your credit score, and most people will not fill one out, or put money down, unless they are certain that they will make a purchase. Therefore, to be certain, you must complete a test drive.
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  4019. The SCG 004 and Gordon Murray's new car are both repeating the central drive position.
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  4020. Only Acuras I'd buy of the new generation are the Type-S.
    1
  4021. Extremely naive. He is the definition of a dictator
    1
  4022. Wrong: https://youtu.be/3uThacLTcNU
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  4023. Terrible take. You need more experience rather than parroting brand associations. It's very good.
    1
  4024. The Berlin Wall did its job damn well when it was intact. That's the point.
    1
  4025. "More weight requires heavy structure" Uh, no
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  4026. The Cayenne Turbo S is rarer than the McLaren.
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  4027. As close to an S2000 a Miata can get
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  4028. If I'm getting a non-performance base Civic, I'd just take the NA option.
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  4029. The 3.0TT V6 could certainly be put in a SHO.
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  4030. If they brought a rear engine van back to market it would be more successful than this...
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  4031. Inspiring. I'm definitely tracking something like this one day
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  4032.  @thatoneguychad420  The West is beyond viable ethnostates. We must form groups of more genetically similar people (Europeans, broadly) or perish as our DNA vanishes
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  4033. Absolutely regressive. They made the exterior and interior more generic and unlikeable. Going from the great integrated infotainment display to a tablet style is the single worst crime.
    1
  4034. You really need to bring earplugs with you
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  4035. Shhh. SPY CODE.
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  4036. If you ignore the naming and just pretend it's the new Discovery, it's amazing. I thought similar originally but love it now.
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  4037. Yeah, Doug, you're clearly understating Tesla's current quality control. There have been gaps off by centimeters, not millimeters even on new Model S (after 6 years). Even moreso on the new Model 3.
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  4038. I think it's an atrocious dystopian nightmare building. Not sure how anyone could like it and don't blame anyone for demolishing something so decayed.
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  4039. Can't really beat the classic whetstone
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  4040. GoT was a vastly superior game and far more enjoyable. The journos were trying to rig it for TLOU2 early by giving GoT lower scores than it deserved and propping up Cuckmann's project for social justice points. Their influence peddling failed on people. Yes, beyond its story the gameplay of TLOU2 is also mediocre to me. There was nothing novel or extraordinarily enjoyable about it like GoT. TLOU2 doesn't even remotely deserve a GOTY award.
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  4041. Hilariously disingenuous virtue signalling.
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  4042. Tires are a bit low traction for this thing
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  4043. Kilmer is a hack and Audi has had terrible years of products.
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  4044. They will regret removing such redundancies
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  4045. The bad guys in the propaganda and advertising are always white. Exact opposite of reality but it facilitates replacement which is the goal
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  4046. We can only hope they stick to NA engines for multiple more generations (aside from ZR1)
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  4047. 200kg? Are you insane?
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  4048.  @KaijaSchmauss  Have you seen any of his latest performances?
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  4049.  @gilsonrogeriolimaoliveira2807  Yes. It is closer to the out-of-production Model X 75D.
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  4050.  @TheRealColBosch  It sounds like you have a problem.
    1
  4051. Blinker on the bumper is a cheap and barely visible solution.
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  4052. Marketing wankers wanting consistent brand identity and not wanting to give up the heritage of kidney grille
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  4053. Yet another degenerate who does not deserve a real estate license.
    1
  4054. Their marketing department wants to add numbers to make up for their inabilities.
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  4055.  @ottoluschinsky4893  Right... and many of them go by torque figures or comparable displacement. When they should just go back to actual names like Lincoln.
    1
  4056. G8 GXP was better than the Chevrolet SS afterwards. The US deserved more of them.
    1
  4057. Brazil just needs balkanization between the north and south. Separate the nonwhites and whites
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  4058. I'm sure most the glassware is perfectly fine. Interesting it hasn't been reused
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  4059. It has the base interior options here.
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  4060.  @happytwolaffs6454  ...He says as he comments on a video proving a conspiracy to peddle brainwashing by the syndicate of corpo status-quo media
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  4061. If be interested in Subaru if they sold the Levorg here. This is a complete hackjob of the cohesive Levorg design from the middle backwards
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  4062. Donkey Kong 64 Instruction Booklet You can learn entire trades from the internet. Same with college curriculum. You just need the certification.
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  4063. *2013
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  4064. Come on... don't call it ugly.
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  4065. White leftists white knighting in a nutshell.
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  4066. Underrated.
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  4067. I would say the largest advancement to the G-Wagen is the suspension work they did. Not only does it modernize handling, but surely improves its off-road superiority.
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  4068. I'd like to see how you fit in an Alto. Hahaha.
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  4069. Lucid will survive just fine. Great products result in success with few exceptions. The company is still so young. 2008-2009 in terms of the Tesla timeline
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  4070.  @kiyoponnn  I still see your absolutely ridiculous reply you made to me and deleted. There was nothing wrong with my syntax or grammar yet you said that so confidently. Laughable. And, just so you know, I'm a polyglot.
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  4071. Yep. CVTs are purely a cost-cutting measure. They are inferior in durability as well across the board
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  4072.  @oldesertguy9616  You need to work on your comprehension. I did not say that was "the way the US could have evacuated the cities". I said they could've, at bare minimum, actually done the route they chose properly. They failed miserably. The leaflets at least saved some lives in Hiroshima. And, yes, by the way, narrowing down which cities were going to be targeted (without giving it away) would've prevented much death (also adds credibility). Flying in with massive squadrons and heavily defending the planes carrying the bombs would not have been as risky. Yes, you'd give them time for strengthened defense but it would not be effective. They had no idea it would be anything other than a normal bombing run. We already know what could've been done differently to avoid the "experiment" on all those people.
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  4073.  @oldesertguy9616  I did not contradict anything I said. The leaflets may have saved a few people. They did NOT even reach them in Nagasaki. How many times do I have to say this? Do you have zero comprehension abilities? It was NEGLIGENCE. It was a hack job. It is not easy to sit back here 75 years later. It was a largely political show of power for first-mover glory of the US. The indefensible cannot be defended. The lives lost did not have to be lost and they even had internal conflict about this BEFORE it happened. I feel sorry for people who have such a shallow and indoctrinated version of history.
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  4074.  @petertaysum8947  "...for using the civilian population either as a human shield or being unable to understand the notion of defeat/surrender is Japanese responsibility." Seriously, now: What are you even saying? This is nonsense. Even the government had no reason to suspect the credibility of a threat to utterly destroy the numerous cities mentioned. Even if they did, conventional bombing would be lenient enough to allow evacuation of most of the city. People getting on with their daily lives while living in their city isn't a human shield; it's the average industrialized city of the time. No sane country would've capitulated when the enemy hadn't even invaded their mainland yet.
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  4075.  @petertaysum8947  No. You certainly like your whataboutisms. But, seriously: That's a new low. Comparing average citizens (including women and children) surviving in their home city to Nazi knowledge of death camps and order-following is just ridiculous. Not only were they largely not enlisted, but they had little to no knowledge of the truth beyond the government's version of events. There is simply no escaping the mistakes made. And, no, I take extra care by considering ideals of the time; basic human rights were simply ignored.
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  4076.  @petertaysum8947  Regardless, you insinuated that civilians were complicit in government actions. Not a very moral thing to believe. Yes, there is an education issue in Japan about the government's actions. But it's a generalization to say that's how they see the war. It's mostly a conservative viewpoint.
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  4077.  @olliefoxx7165  Yes. It was absolutely unnecessary without first doing a substantially effective warning like sending pictures or footage through official Japanese channels and vastly increase the credibility of the threat.
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  4078.  @olliefoxx7165  "Further leafletting", again, wasn't even the solution." They simply failed to do their job leafletting at 1/2 of the sites at all. There were certainly right answers to the question along as specific qualifications were met. They weren't.
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  4079.  @alengreen589  You don't get it. This thing will outlast any German turbocharged car by decades.
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  4080. Female cop arrives with empathetic words for the murderous scum who just tried to execute officers
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  4081. This stream was great.
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  4082. The wheels are probably the worst design on any new car.
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  4083. The design didn't see the path for anything. In terms of crossovers, the ML and RX pioneered much more.
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  4084. Nah. Not at all. Insufficient torque.
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  4085. GM will never change...
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  4086. I've always wanted to play with train sets in a tie and blazer.
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  4087. Replacing these wheels with metal is a major functional downgrade. Ridiculously superficial.
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  4088.  @canuckereh5646  Not the car to advertise on when your target likely knows it had better wheels to begin with.
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  4089. Anything with a 3800 or the right small block V8 iteration would last as long. I'd be more worried about the transmissions GM used.
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  4090.  @wileecoyote5749  Will it use nitromethane too?
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  4091. Data supports the inferiority of the engineering and manufacturing quality but that doesn't mean they aren't fun cars (and a good value used).
    1
  4092. Can't clearly see anything. Keep licking that boot!
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  4093. El ogro de las americas Those QX56/QX80 are no joke. Extremely heavy vehicles
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  4094. It's an African problem primarily
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  4095.  @Blazerghost  It's way more efficient at energy usage. It's also going to take over when batteries with sufficient energy density come to market. I'd say 10 years to become commonplace. I'm not closing my mind off to them because I know there will be great BEV drivers' cars to come, yet I won't buy one either until the next gen batteries come out. The emotional aspect is a huge part.
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  4096. Yeah. I have a thing for these, to put it mildly
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  4097. A non-issue
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  4098. Artificial popping is disgusting. No thanks
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  4099. A non-Jewish Zionist. Even worse in many ways.
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  4100. Sad.
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  4101. Nice appreciation for JDM cars in that village
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  4102. The electronics and probably the security system were taken from Volvo. You can see the key fob is similar too.
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  4103. She's put her face in so much progressive, feminist, propaganda at once her eyes diverged.
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  4104.  @TheMinorsRap  Not on private property, bud
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  4105. Your product should be priced at $50 or so max
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  4106. S-Class had reading lamps on bottom of rearview mirror as well.
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  4107. Begone CVTs!
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  4108. "Hate speech" is free speech. "Hate speech" cannot be defined without arbitrary enforcement
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  4109. Best boat reviews. You're great at it. Nice drone shots as well.
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  4110. Officer was not standing within range of the peephole's field of view for a long time
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  4111. So hard to find good examples of those
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  4112. Save the CL. Reliable powertrain and drivetrain.
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  4113. You must try to go here again and bring an adequate vehicle!
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  4114. My idea of a vacation certainly wouldn't be LA but San Diego is understandable
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  4115. It's nice but probably too artificial for you to really connect with it. The shield painted body color is also a better move. Next step is, in the least, giving the interior an update with new Acura tech.
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  4116. Get your mind off the "branding" associations. Likely none of the same people even worked on this truck and GM is very different now
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  4117. Retarded comment. The founders of the USA were British. You must not be white to care so little about protecting your heritage
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  4118. Still with Lexus until they let the stupidity take over and ditch what made them great: NA engines.
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  4119. A nice luxury car but too synthetic and isolated.
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  4120. Still haven't fixed the lackluster rear-end design
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  4121. Did you really need to add the nutty evangelical thing at the end?
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  4122.  @Pato-ARG  Which has zero negative effect.
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  4123. Really is the most usable and expertly designed SUV of the class.
    1
  4124. Bring back the retractable display, Audi!
    1
  4125. Whites arrived and built a society. Society succeeds. Blacks push whites out and society crumbles. Society has no cohesion and reverts to what it was before whites. Many such cases.
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  4126. It's a deal-breaker on something like the 4-series, but this is acceptable
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  4127. Trump donates his entire salary. Last year it was the USDA and Surgeon General.
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  4128. His distant ancestors said the "N word". CANCEL.
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  4129.  @BurmaJo  It is basically confirmed they are using the FA20F in the next 86/BRZ. And they should stay RWD. Personally I'd much rather have a nice NA I4 designed by Toyota.
    1
  4130. Guess what? It's not just Islam
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  4131. Kash Patel? Yeah, he will fire them and then proceed to fill up those positions with an inordinate amount of Indians
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  4132. The quality just wasn't there. Even compared to the Germans
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  4133. You will have a blast! I'm fairly sure another channel used this very car a few years ago.
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  4134. Wouldn't be surprised if they purposely targeted more women.
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  4135. Musk has the autism and is probably dedicated to seeking the truth. Seeing productive and fact-based free speech branded "hate speech" because it threatens the leftist narrative is probably infuriating to him
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  4136. The CCP is the biggest threat to human rights and mankind on the planet.
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  4137.  @Aethelhald  The universe is not even theoretically "endless". The current theory widely supported is that the universe is shaped more like a sphere and had uniform expansion since the Big Bang.
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  4138. Both very easy to understand as an American.
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  4139. 12:00 Yeah, because it is a meme. By definition, it is 100% a meme. You sicken me.
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  4140.  @larrywexner4163  Lexus interiors are fantastic and will hold up better than basically any other
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  4141.  @AutoTopnl  Definitely, and very few gen 1 AMG CLS built
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  4142.  @Testfcb  The ridiculous BMW options scheme is what allows such a low tier engine vehicle to cost this much. I wouldn't even take a 330d. Still overpriced.
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  4143. Easy to find cars sitting for 50+ years in the USA/Canada that aren't locked up
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  4144. It's obviously just leftists trying to astroturf the equation of disliking tourists to disliking non-European migrants into existence. "Oh, if we make them feel uncomfortable they'll understand how the migrants feel". Been done many times before
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  4145. Another exhibit displaying that cars/trucks are more lethal than firearms because they cause more damage in a shorter amount of time
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  4146. Cheng is not a Japanese name. Maybe he's half.
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  4147. The fact that they didn't make an effort to eliminate the piano black disaster in the interior is just a reminder of their complacency.
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  4148. I figured you would have gone there but not this close
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  4149.  @MoiraiCWingus  The Simpsons is absolute trash tier comedy compared to South Park's satire.
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  4150. Japanese? Basically in name only. This wasn't designed in Japan: In fact it was hardly engineered in Japan.
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  4151. Good thing a standard RC-F isn't 95k...
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  4152. They "burn out". Wow, what technical language. Surely that's accurate...
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  4153. Twitter was performing terribly. There is this simple idea of short-run and long-run. Thousands of instances in history where extreme changes are made to solve a problem that causes losses in the short-run but not the long-run. If you're a socialist because of the fallacy you made, maybe you shouldn't be one
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  4154. I doubt they're truly changing much. They are still ditching Splash Mountain for being "racist" so that's enough for me to boycott them
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  4155. People who watch these frauds are the same ones going around spreading the virus because "God" will decide their fate.
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  4156. He wasn't. The proof he didn't sympathize with period socialists was that he legitimately kicked them out of his party. All tankies were ostracized
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  4157. Yuck. That is all.
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  4158. Sure thing, neocon
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  4159.  @kevs2good133  FYI this sits above the S-Class in pricing.
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  4160. シオニズム
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  4161. I would personally spec a manual.
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  4162. Concealable displays should return. I don't like their distraction in cars like this.
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  4163. You dripped oil on the grey RTV before sealing the case together. Might be a problem
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  4164. Miles better than the comparable Audi product. It's a superior UI and interior. Ashame that Audi is too afraid of this impacting their sales in the U.S.A.
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  4165. kraenk12 That was, in fact, the reason they stated. By the way, VW isn't seen as a luxury brand in the markets they are selling the new Touareg either. The fact is the Touareg brand itself has a large following and is respected in its own right by plenty of Americans (to justify sale). You speak very concise for someone without a clue.
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  4166. kraenk12 The last Touareg didn't sell as well anywhere that is a heavy consumer of SUVs (especially the latter half of its life cycle). Thats not accounting for the tarnished image they have there which wealthier people are immensely more averse to. The facts and figures are easily obtainable, guy. Try harder. At least act like you don't have a clue.
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  4167. None of the people involved in this project should stay in the industry.
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  4168. Jared Shelton Apples to oranges. The KIA is a better value. The Lexus is far better quality overall.
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  4169. Driving a Peel on a public road would give you more anxiety than running into the middle of a busy highway.
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  4170. Of course. Steam engines were a good technology but they used coal to produce the steam. Steam can be produced by many other clean fuels
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  4171. Yes, I have always thought that as well.
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  4172. The stupid square plastic piece they stuck on the 90 in the debut ruined it for me. Then I saw the 90 without the awful square attached. I like it immensely now.
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  4173. Trying to save as much face as possible and demand public acknowledgement of said face saving by governments everywhere. Pieces of human trash, the CCP are.
    1
  4174. Buick is cool again.
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  4175.  @sunnyjim1355  You're projecting, beta male.
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  4176. g c
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  4177. Disgusting double standards indeed. It exposes a system that was not designed for mass communication and the internet. There is no failsafe for it other than restricting communication and we cannot let that happen.
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  4178.  @papa_pt  Yes it's not as important as often implied
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  4179. Well, it's Athens-Clarke County...
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  4180. The Yaris iA? Yeah, Toyota and Mazda have a strategic partnership. It's not a bad car.
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  4181. Adrienne Scott No, she's right. Economics tells us clearly that we need proportional tax cuts across each income group to be most effective.
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  4182. FrequencyOfThought Wrong. Kia and Hyundai have gentlemen's agreements essentially. Hyundai Motor's parent corporation owns a small amount. Very much separate.
    1
  4183. 3 tons of pure depreciation...
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  4184.  @afcgeo882  Yikes, buddy. So much ignorance
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  4185. Yeah, because it's actually closer to a formula 3 car.
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  4186. I'm sure this would be a nice action for recreational use
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  4187. Mercedes-Benz had it about exact same time.
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  4188. Would definitely choose over the Spyder
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  4189. Stay away from the troonshine, chud buds
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  4190. The maintenance and construction is already excessive for the shorter lines in Japan. Having it in the US would be astronomically expensive.
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  4191. Never thought you'd cover these
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  4192. Paying for all the aspects of quality and that's completely worth it along with the resale value.
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  4193. I don't give a damn what Milo has to say about anything
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  4194. Oh, you just know they agree with this decision
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  4195. 6:28 Never thought I'd see the day where LPL made it here.
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  4196.  @eleven99  The Viper was always a much more rudimentary design than the Corvette. And it can be seen in every aspect of it. It's basically a kit car produced in a factory. Not a bad thing. Just a different breed.
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  4197. A 997 Carrera S
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  4198. Imagine the lawsuit if some poor highly-allergic person accidentally touched the cat on the flight.
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  4199.  @CuoreSportivo  It's a joke. Europeans absolutely would sue (as would anyone) if it wasn't covered by the airline's insurance, etc.
    1
  4200. In the first room on the left, climb on the desk and go out the window!!
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  4201. The original Q45 had a very aggressive system as well
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  4202. The rear end of the car has hardly any cohesion with the front. If they were going for aggressive it should be closer to the current Levorg's taillights. The Levorg is beautifully cohesive.
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  4203. Ron DeSantis is signed an anti-first amendment bill into law... in a foreign country. He is subservient to a foreign nation's wishes and against free speech. A snake.
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  4204. I simply think the interior refresh didn't do it any favors, to put it mildly. I'd say the original design was so much better. Amazing how much a touchscreen can ruin everything.
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  4205.  @amd1055tify  "Sport" is a misnomer. Not hard to understand
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  4206.  @jeff1595  Not sure what you're trying to justify to yourself but at least avoid run-on sentences. Anything is "reliable" if a person has unlimited resources. A reliable vehicle is designed and tested to last several hundred thousand miles with nothing but basic maintenance. Only a small amount of Range Rovers ever made can do that.
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  4207.  @skdhaliwal4292  Riiiiight.
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  4208. They are very determined to get 6.8mm. More unlikely to fail.
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  4209.  @GTfour01  It was made to be a political issue because of corrupt political hacks using subversion in an election year. I'm saying it is objectively not a political issue. Wearing masks is also not a political issue and don't buy into that, either. Plenty of virology education out there: Especially on YouTube.
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  4210.  @cyumadbrosummit3534  Yes, Infiniti had it in the Q50 many years ago but they need a mechanical linkage for redundancy
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  4211. Welcome to business
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  4212.  @wagrj5738  The Civic has never been a design trendsetter or pioneer.
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  4213. My instant thought was money laundering. I mean, you have to try really hard to be this lazy with a game.
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  4214. It's absolutely disgusting that such culture is celebrated and imitated.
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  4215. Interior is a step down from last gen. Materials. Awful gloss black plastic. I'd rather get a Genesis and get the same material quality at a discount.
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  4216. The CB400 not coming to North America is a travesty.
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  4217. The LC500 and LS500 deserve way more sales
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  4218.  @annat1765  Hahaha. Keep drinking that conspiracy serum. Ignoramus. Plenty of virology education available to the public: Especially on YouTube. No one is stopping you.
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  4219.  @zam023  Because people are gullible enough to believe the partisan hacks in media saying it is a political issue when it's not. Buying straight in to the election year political subversion.
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  4220. 21:41 Genesis is a brand name now.
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  4221. Of course the family is suing for civil rights violations because he wuz a good boy. He was just forced to draw a gun and shoot in the presence of police!
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  4222. Biden put up (likely) the sleaziest responses in history of any presidential debate.
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  4223. I think a longer length of pull version (which can accommodate a longer barrel) would be nice
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  4224. Sad but not surprised. Let's see if the Germans get it right
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  4225. The Italian snack selection was one of my favorite parts about Italy. That and the Autogrill rest stops on the highways.
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  4226. They have forsaken heritage for modernism. No creative exterior changes done compared to S550. Interior has lost all Mustang identity to please the tech bros. Not for me
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  4227.  @amg4330  This has an MSRP of $55k.
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  4228. Amazon clearly hiring based on merit...
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  4229. The color of the eyelash really got me going, habibi.
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  4230. Don't get an FJ over a Land Cruiser. Land Cruisers are so much higher quality. A Land Cruiser Prado is probably the right size
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  4231. Pagani needs to go back to this market and produce a nice manual transmission model again.
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  4232.  @RE-nv4we  You realize that's only for the Zonda, right? Why don't you learn what the hell you're talking about. New models (Huayra) don't.
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  4233.  @RE-nv4we  You're a typical instigative YouTube douchebag. You clearly had no clue of Pagani's future when you wrote the original comment. The market for this car was around the naturally aspirated V12. A forced induction successor not built solely for a manual (which it won't be) is not the same.
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  4234. Wouldn't want to try and put that on your ears.
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  4235. Begging for an NA V8
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  4236. Sad
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  4237. EgoSumV Watch the fucking Matrix! Get out of your spoon-fed thoughts (blue-pill) and get with logic and reality (red pill).
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  4238. Definitely one of the top 3 Aston designs ever.
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  4239.  @SMAKRUSKI  That's the point...???
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  4240.  @SMAKRUSKI  Again that was better at being a movie than a game to me.
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  4241. Brazil. Not even once.
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  4242. Shmee150 Not a fan of the carbon wheels at all. Ruins the design in general.
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  4243. How is it not fine as it is?
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  4244. 4:40 Those are earlier Focus RS wheels... not bad.
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  4245. All it takes is a little bit of those Africanized genetics
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  4246. Waterjet Channel Coincidence or conspiracy?
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  4247. GS400 was basically the Japanese version of this.
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  4248. Serene
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  4249. Will never be as safe as something like a Model 3 for a similar price target. Maybe it could be much safer with an autonomous system like Tesla's but will they ever get it? Also can't evade other drivers in all situations
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  4250. blacksea ...are the Palestinians.
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  4251. They had to test them to try the pedal extensions.
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  4252. Interior ruined with their piano black plastic trend. Previous Q7 had better materials.
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  4253. Yuck. More ultra-cheap interior plastics.
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  4254. Don't get your hopes up.
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  4255. Notice she was asked for a major interview and she can only discuss herself and superficial things. Likely knows little and contributed almost nothing to the car. Figurehead position.
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  4256. You mean when the feds spew endless amounts of money off the press to pay for their genius ideas it causes ridiculous inflation? Oh, never mind. Cheese is 1% less. We're all saved.
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  4257.  @anticom1989  Yeaaah... You've written enough so far to prove just how misinformed you are. Get rid of those insecurities, buddy.
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  4258. Yep. Big mistake making everything go through displays. I'd prefer blank plates in place of the tablets sticking out
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  4259.  Michel Martinez  Ignoramus.
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  4260. Hell, even 300 HP would be fast in a vehicle this weight.
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  4261.  @Shmee150  May not be a bad idea to mix themes as well.
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  4262. I'm on the same old Lexus boat with a 2000 GS400
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  4263. The interior is far more appealing than a Model X, at least
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  4264. They're really foaming at the mouth because of Elon Musk. They hate him because of what he says and they can't silence him.
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  4265. "What's probability?"
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  4266. The perfect preservation is ruined by that head unit.
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  4267. That wasn't the question, so you didn't look at it logically. "Which is more important to society" was the question
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  4268. Europeans immigrating to other European countries is entirely different than the types they want to replace us with. Europeans are a genetic cluster similar to each other
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  4269.  @TheAngryCasualFan  Leave it to a melanin-enhanced commenter to assume a criminal would only commit violent acts if engaged in mutual combat
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  4270. Yeah, just use laser printers with adhesive paper
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  4271. Won't happen until Europeans have power in their own countries again
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  4272. Ahh, good old Lake Lanier. Very close to me but well known as the dirtiest, sketchiest, most deathly lake in the state.
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  4273. It's not complicated at all compared to the engine it replaced. It's much simpler.
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  4274. 15:00 Regurgitated nonsense. Was a fantasy when written and is a fantasy now. Nearly every Marxist I see also completely avoids the inherent anti-competitive nature of the ideology. Competition is the most crucial element of innovation and progress. Period. This is not possible under Marxism. Using Jeff Bezos as an example? Seriously? "Well, he's not working hard now so let's just throw out the fact that it was his intellectual contribution that created the company, his risk in pursuing it, and his labor spent building it to a point of sustainability." Complete nonsense because you want equity regardless.
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  4275. Weak. If you waste money leasing or buying one of these at least get the I6.
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  4276. Needs a cold air intake
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  4277. The most ignorant and bigoted people of all. The radical left.
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  4278. Unforgettable experiences. Did you document anything between the previous video and this one?
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  4279. Ascari is such a nice place. Their cars weren't bad, either.
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  4280. You should record each Sonderklasse generation.
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  4281.  @iamasmurf1122  Clearly you don't realize that when these cars were new the exchange rate was about the same. Come on. Not very difficult.
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  4282. Fulfilled Rouge The entire Dodge product range is mediocre... still. The Hellcats are no exception: they just try to mask up the shitty materials underneath with good things here and there.
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  4283. Why'd you have to lump Georgia into the same category as Alabama? Hahaha. Maybe Alabama and Mississippi.
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  4284.  @karlsmith2570  Sure, but only 30-40% of the state could be considered such. Meanwhile, Alabama and Mississippi is at least 80%...
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  4285. Maximum boredom
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  4286. As always, he's a good presenter and couldn't agree more about piano black
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  4287. Tedward Pure optimism bias.
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  4288. Big enough to cook a moose on.
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  4289. So when you reach a certain PCB density it becomes almost impossible to see the traces? Am I missing something? All the advanced PCBs now are dense with many layers and those are most likely needed to be scanned
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  4290.  @MrDzala  Exactly. It's change for the sole purpose of having another conversation piece. The column shifter was activated with the flick of your fingers and this sometimes gets it wrong
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  4291. Mazda may adhere to a great philosophy but they do not have the best engineers
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  4292. The NFSMW reference got me
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  4293.  @XenomorphLV426  A Nismo variant is well over $50k for virtually getting nothing but branding. Tell me again what a base 86 costs... Or a Miata... Even a Type R will outperform it but I do appreciate it being a FR layout.
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  4294. Plastic water pump impeller, eh?
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  4295. Of course they are totally set out with one goal in mind: a pretext to get another administration in. Of course they have a preconceived conclusion.
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  4296. Disgusting false equivalency. Those militias were purposely hiding between civilians to use them as meat shields so they are the ones who killed the civilians. They knew what would happen in a war. These are civilians versus their own government.
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  4297. 15:45 Same as Parktronic
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  4298. Only thing waiting on is the SSC data to be officially confirmed by Dewetron.
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  4299. Laggy interface and full digital displays do not pair well with their brand nor any very expensive cars. Dull
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  4300.  @rodneyjackson4263  Aww, another kid who just got their license and feels empowered to correct driving techniques they know nothing about? Cute. This has to be a meme by now.
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  4301. He didn't say the 21 million are deaths. Try actually listening.
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  4302.  @da4127  That's what the "reply" button is for, Einstein. If you reply directly to the video then that's exactly what it is. How long have you used YouTube?
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  4303.  @da4127  You're one of the largest narcissists I've seen on YouTube. Congrats. If you aren't replying to the video when, you know, you actually reply to the video, then add a disclaimer. It is not reasonable to expect other people to read all the other comments before reading yours. Now, what exactly is that mistake I made? I've been on this site since 2006 so I know how replies work. You are the first to have problems understanding.
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  4304.  @da4127  No insults here, buddy. Words have definitions and they apply to your behavior. Simple. I read your comment clearly. Your very clear comment made no reference to other comments. It was a direct reference to the number repeatedly mentioned in the video. Of course, I've already mentioned that. Now you're attacking more straw men: I never said you claimed that he was talking about 21 million deaths. I clearly said that he wasn't claiming 21 million died. You got extremely hostile and defensive because of your own negligence to explain what you were referring to. You're a narcissist because you cannot take the perspective of other people reading your comment (and not first seeing any of the other comments mentioning 21 million dying). End of story.
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  4305. Nothing wrong with those fasteners if they just use removable blue Loctite
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  4306. This is John Wick Chapter 4
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  4307. Please bring it in to a real expert on these engines to see what he says.
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  4308. ​ @styracosaurusqvt4841 It all gets traced back to wanting to replace white (European) peoples, whether it's in their native countries or countries they founded abroad
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  4309. Oil is required for the war machine, buddy. No oil = no weapons of war
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  4310. The backlight bleed and crap displays used in cars is a problem in general with the auto industry. In a car this price it needs HD OLED displays!
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  4311. The state of US law enforcement, people
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  4312.  @dave_riots  The disconnect from reality and underestimating your ideological opponents like this has never ended nicely in history
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  4313. Not true at all. More Japanese companies provide schematics than western ones.
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  4314. Pescetarianism is completely ridiculous. Some fish are very intelligent and use of tools has been documented. Might as well eat chicken as well because it's healthy.
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  4315. 2:27 The car museum at Stone Mountain was amazing! Underrated place. Had many prewar cars and even a Tucker
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  4316. Well, TikTok itself is societally destructive at this point. Gen Z humor is also trash and they have no generational identity.
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  4317. @fenix Uh, no. I clearly stated all vehicles currently sold. In fact, out of those in its class, it is still more fun than most. This specific model is overpriced: That I will not argue with.
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  4318. And it means whites will take the punching
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  4319. Someone find a link to movies with that actor.
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  4320. In the W220 (sedans), the under seat storage for the passenger held the first aid kit. Not that big.
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  4321. Dugin is probably the most self-contradictory moronic political figure I've ever seen
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  4322.  @markofexcellence5209  It's absolutely not a matter of "fact". From this ridiculous comment it's clear you've either never even worked in automotive fields and/or Toyota products. No one is saying reliability is exclusive to Toyota yet reliability through proven technology leading to less risk and innovative manufacturing technology to support it are really what they excel at. A nicely integrated vertical supply chain (Denso) is part of what helps them achieve this. Any vehicle will last as long as you own it if you address all of its issues (maintenance and unplanned). Toyota's design and manufacturing processes almost ensure there will be no unplanned issues. Ford does not have the same values as critical to their company culture and engineering. A UR-series V8 will also long outlast any Ecoboost-branded engine and associated transmission in the future. I can guarantee it. If you don't know why, then I can't help you with that. I absolutely love naturally aspirated Toyota V8s and the UR is just an evolution of the UZ series. Long proven to be the most reliable gasoline V8. Yes, there is plenty of evidence. No awful Ford direct injection either.
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  4323. ​ @systemler44 On average, all vehicles of 2023 are far less repair-friendly, and less reliable (mostly due to forced induction and emissions compliance) than those of 10-20 years ago. Especially with Volvos. Do you have any idea how complex this specific system is?
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  4324. They're clearly trying to co-opt right wing alternative media because there are a minority of further right figures (e.g., Fuentes) who believe in Chinese/Russian saviorism.
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  4325. ​ @Jp-do9ny Whites have clans, not "tribes"
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  4326. Give him another sibling to grow up with!
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  4327.  @captain-chair  Objectively false. The best product possible always wins under capitalism (Edit: assuming people are subject to free speech, talk to each other, and have access to objective information, something harder to do before mass communication). It is the choice of the consumer, however, to want to pay less and receive a product which costs less to produce (and, therefore, lasts for a shorter duration). Competition is what drives prices down and keeps innovation prioritized. Ideology like Marxism suppresses innovation.
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  4328.  @duffman7674  That is quite different. Cars have many parts that must be replaced for safety reasons (e.g, components with rubbers, and bearings), primarily, and automakers sustain themselves through dealer service and parts departments. BEVs require less wear items in general so we will have to see what the lifespan limiting factor will be from now on. I'm guessing it's the failing computers and batteries that will cause people to ditch old EVs: And you can't rebuild those in your garage with basic hand tools.
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  4329. Nice M6 you have there.
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  4330. You can't judge a vehicle based on a brand's reputation for quality. Honda's "quality" of products designed within the last 10 years has been dismal (and transmissions have always been an issue). Only recently have they started to improve.
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  4331.  @TheDonYG  Audi may have.
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  4332. When the people are your nation no nationalist kills that many of his people. People can label him a nationalist but that doesn't make him one
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  4333. Yellow fog lights are the best! GS400 owner here. S160 GS also had power mode.
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  4334. Of course Subaru has an incentive to keep hydraulic steering... you answered it yourself. Enthusiasts like it and it's cheaper for them.
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  4335.  @jamesengland7461  It doesn't. It's not any more difficult to do than other automotive glass. Only reason it would be expensive would be because of scarcity
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  4336. Yep. A Honda for its transmission.
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  4337. ​ @greenbergp Imagine believing this. The reason why they designed it with a single rear wheel was primarily to avoid the cost of complying with those pesky safety standards. Two rear wheels would be negligible for range and spaced any distance apart. Regulation also varies based on state. Their internal safety testing wouldn't be biased at all compared to NHTSA or IIHS testing. Right? Of course, they could just have those agencies do the testing "unofficially" anyway because it's so safe, right? Nothing to fear. Right?
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  4338. ​ @GoClimbARockEh It's going to be hilarious if the IIHS or NHTSA decides to test one against a normal car to show people how unsafe this design is. Shills will squirm
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  4339. ​ @GoClimbARockEh As soon as those agencies receive info from the horrific accidents against other cars on the road I'm sure they will. Assuming they ever make it to production
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  4340. ​ @ST4X-0N-ST4X  Ancient paganism is more European than any Abrahamic religion ever will be
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  4341. Much better driver's car than any Tesla out now.
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  4342. Can't pretend that Sony is a better company here
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  4343. If only marketing made as many intelligent decisions! Now we're stuck with this brilliant car being named a "Mustang"!
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  4344. I'm surprised the S-Class got a hardcover owner's manual, while they gave these paperbacks.
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  4345. The G8 has aged incredibly well, as expected
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  4346. Appreciate every upload. Hope you continue to some extent indefinitely regardless of upload frequency.
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  4347.  4browsing  Pathetic response. The moral lessons taught in the Bible can be practiced regardless of believing the fiction and various BS "events" that have been added by a multitude of authors over history.
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  4348.  @djwards472  The many authors of the Bible changed the story to suit their own agendas numerous times throughout history. Doesn't nullify the morals it teaches. Something can be simultaneously fictional and morally beneficial at the same time. They are not mutually exclusive.
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  4349. Interior pairs nice with the grey exterior. That's just what the normal interior spec was for the color.
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  4350. Wouldn't be surprised if the author didn't even believe it and just had nothing else to write.
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  4351.  @agt155  People only think that way in Europe if they have anti-American sentiment. I know plenty of modern American car owners in Europe who know they're more reliable than most. Chrysler was the worst and they don't truly exist anymore. FCA doesn't count because they're now Italian/French and based in the UK.
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  4352.  @williamegler8771  You are exactly right. It all comes down to stereotypes from the European side.
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  4353.  @williamegler8771  I'll give you a few points. Cadillac did end up chasing the BMW market, sadly. At least Lincoln has stayed with American luxury car values. But the Lexus LS was no copy of an S Class. It was an obliteration. It did everything better than the W126 in 1989. It did everything better than the W140 in 1991 (except have a long wheelbase model). The 1UZ engine was a masterpiece that could not have its quality beat by any other gasoline NA engine afterwards. It ushered in a new era of manufacturing technology and QC techniques that German automakers had to copy (you can research that). I consider the LS400 the turning point where Japanese engineering began to prevail. It took Hyundai/Kia until about 2010 to be able to invest in the new manufacturing and QC Toyota pioneered in the 1980s.
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  4354.  @williamegler8771  I can tell you that even Cadillac is following BMW in the disconnected driving experience. At least the M2 Comp is a decent car. Cadillac has nothing that is as fun as that. No one knows about the CT4 and CT5 Blackwing yet. Yes, they outsell Lexus. Look at what markets Lexus is sold in. They have only recently started expanding heavily (they weren't even sold in Japan as Lexus until 2006). Lexus cars were sold in most markets as Toyotas outside of the US for a long time. The brand equity isn't at the level of the Germans. When the LS400 first came out it was a tech marvel compared to all others in the class and still managed to be more reliable than all of them. That's what happens when there is a $1 billion USD investment in one car (in 1989 dollars). It's near perfect. Now they have focused on assuring they are the most reliable and trustworthy brand out there. They don't use tech that will be too expensive to maintain in the future and prioritize ease of maintenance, etc. I did drive a new G20 3-Series and even a Lexus IS or RC is far more fun.
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  4355. Possibly the best GT car ever made.
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  4356. That's... not physically possible unless you're going downhill
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  4357. You forgot to mention how the taillights are shared with a coach bus.
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  4358. If it was my S2000 I'd get as many original Mugen parts as I can find.
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  4359. People always neglect coil springs
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  4360. Yes. Great summary and it is sickening.
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  4361. Ah, the "justice" system
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  4362. ​ @themule8625 Not the point being made. Try harder to follow along
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  4363. Sit back and watch all the investors unnaturally hype up yet another vaporware product. Many such cases. These vehicles can not be made very safe with this form. So many gullible people.
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  4364. Education in their areas is done by their people, overwhelmingly. And "less drugs" is simply addressing a symptom of their own genetic disparities in intelligence. Time people accepted the truth about evolution and classify the main groups of humans as subspecies.
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  4365.  @rcas350pilot8  Ok, fed
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  4366. ​ @Mr.Marbles  They're always "under construction" because the corrupt system in the US can never finish anything in a reasonable amount of time, and tend to find every single reason to sink money into foreign issues before our own
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  4367. It's genetic. They aren't capable of weighing hypotheticals and planning ahead
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  4368.  @HondaExige1  To me, this engine along with the F20, of course, is Honda's peak. This is why I wish they'd just make all future Type Rs (and even Si) have a better derivative of the NA K20.
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  4369. On the bright side the Golf Mk. 8 will have an interior similar. I still wish we got this.
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  4370. Akebono ceramic pads are the best daily-driving pad in my experience.
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  4371. 300k books sold in S. Korea is understandable because they are a very Christian people.
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  4372.  @fractalnature9412  Uh, what? "They" is clearly referring to Mercedes-Benz
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  4373. Character is defined by what? The M113 was designed to be more appropriate for a large luxury car. Also: the NA S55 (pre 2003) is more fun than any NA M119. You should try that one out.
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  4374. Why the octopus was added to our list of far-right antisemites
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  4375. Don't believe them. They're testing the waters...
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  4376.  @therideneverends1697  They had clear understandings of fire safety in the US. It was just not economical for lower income people to buy the systems necessary. They used simple methods. Early integrated suppression systems using chemicals were late 19th century for wealthy homes.
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  4377. V6s did not really have 280 HP in 2002...
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  4378. Distastefulness? This building is the very definition of distasteful. And it's falling apart and dropping hazardous materials...
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  4379. 8:50 I guarantee you there are far more English natives who speak second languages than Afghans
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  4380. The world is full of ignorant charlatans who do nothing in our best interests? Yeah, just another day.
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  4381. Joe Kerry Is that a joke? This is faster than a DCT!
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  4382. Save even more and get a genuinely high quality used car.
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  4383. Murray's T50 V12 will soon be 12,500 rpm too.
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  4384. They were barely young adults at the time
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  4385. Arthur Wall Honda WAS developing a new FR NSX with a V10 in 2008 (beating Toyota) but they scrapped the project in the financial crisis! Ashame because it nearly sounded better than the LFA when testing and would have been 1/4 the price for a very similar car.
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  4386. Best Doug vids are quirky vintage cheap cars
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  4387. Japanese prisons are filled with yakuza assholes. They deserve it: so do foreigners that fuck with their order. There's a reason it's one of the cleanest and most mutually respectful countries.
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  4388. It's hatred of whites promoting self interests
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  4389. Even though Sears fucks their customers and even now when close to bankruptcy they lie about having sales to get stores cleared faster, these bitches need to be in jail. Feel sorry for the employees.
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  4390. This is simply despicable.
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  4391. Chinese courts doing the bidding of the CCP? Sooo shocking...
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  4392. Depends on the application, of course
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  4393. Doug has some weird vendetta against the car. He even wrote a scathing review of it many years ago repeating myths that aren't true
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  4394. The E34 will always be my favorite BMW design.
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  4395.  @Cman04092  Marxists where I'm at love to go around telling people they have guns and like them.
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  4396. Leftists will do all the mental gymnastics they can to somehow turn objective peace deals into nothing.
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  4397. Exactly! It is very obvious!!!
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  4398. ​ @astroturf5549  When you're a lone female, you're an easier target to massive, bulk, man. Ask yourself if he would've done that to an equally-sized male. Far less likely
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  4399. They're projecting
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  4400. The piano black ruins the interior. That and they haven't updated it in years.
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  4401. What the new Discovery should've been (with a few changes). A decent design but not a Defender.
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  4402. Ok. That's good. Also, I can't help but want to prefer a naturally aspirated Atom. I hope the new Atom 4 has the option.
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  4403. They are absolutely the worst of all Japanese brands. Even Mitsubishi.
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  4404. Wait until you find out they put corn in gasoline
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  4405. Hahaha. Rossmann Garage coming soon for the Apple car. I concur with most higher end cars being logically designed for repair and fun to work on. That is changing, though. And Audis have been unnecessarily difficult for a few decades compared to the others.
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  4406. Pressing a screen to start a Ferrari is just a sad mistake. Whatever happened to great haptics and positive feedback?
    1
  4407. Those things don't truly matter at all
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  4408. ​ @garryuyahoo  YouTube has auto moderation you fool.
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  4409. zarbon700 While I also prefer the Evora series (now the GT430 is the one to get), I'm not lying to myself and saying the Evora is made with better materials. It's not. Not at all. Durability of the Evora better? Sure, maybe on the mechanicals but sure as hell not anything else. Porsche durability tests the living hell out of their products (far more than other manufacturers).
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  4410. zarbon700 Care to address any specific part of my comments about why you disagree or why they are wrong? With someone like me with years of industry knowledge I'd love address your parroted bullshit. Of course, I did agree with you that I would prefer to own and drive the Lotus and brought you up-to-date on your Lotus models. Is it that you have mental issues? Is it a choice to be this confrontational and asinine? Either way, I'm sorry for you.
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  4411. Webcams? Seems unofficial to me.
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  4412. Very nice! Love the VW memorabilia and wall art.
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  4413. Frank Aguirre No. Just... no.
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  4414. Yes, because those "entitled right wing pricks" built the first world countries
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  4415.  @JM.....  Hahaha! Come on. That puppet can't even mention the verboten word "CCP" or even China.
    1
  4416. To get an equivalent performing Euro car of the same year you'd be paying 50-100% more and parts would be just as more expensive (at least in the US).
    1
  4417. ODing on Xanax is a bit of an understatement.
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  4418. Retreads do NOT match the specifications of new tires: Especially those of performance tires (tires that are actually safe). Modern car tires are also much more efficient with usage of natural rubber! Contents are low! Absolute agenda-driven bullshit.
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  4419. In what world is prioritizing a trip to Israel immediately after assuming office based? Unnecessary allegiances
    1
  4420. Oh, look, a pavement ape!
    1
  4421. Edgar Arriola They wouldn't even know where it is. They shot up one of these to begin with, so they don't care.
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  4422. Deck.
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  4423.  @ANDROALE14  They have nothing to lose by giving him a chance, regardless of his identity. The rest of the candidates are assured destruction. With him it's much less of a chance
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  4424.  @Whitepillednazarene  Idiotic comment. Macron has made Macron hated. Dialectical warfare has little to do with Macron's terrible policy
    1
  4425. Definitely my choice for a used British land yacht
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  4426. 48:46 The most powerful comment in the history of YouTube
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  4427. Easy to say from an armchair.
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  4428.  @humanbeing888  "But...". No. I revealed your lies. You are sad. You are truly irredeemable if you think denying Tianenman is useful. First you tried to say "Photoshop", which proves how ignorant you really are, and next you try to say it was all staged by the US? Wow. That's just as stupid as me saying that the CCP hired actors to stage George Floyd's death. It's nonsense. Did you actually think for yourself or are you reading a script? It happened. There are countless gruesome photographs. I can tell you haven't seen them. You will hate your corrupt government forever if you see what they did to the students or the people of Tibet. Go look them up. Don't be afraid. Accept it.
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  4429.  @humanbeing888  No. Yikes: That's really all I can say at this point. Work on your English. But, please, take my advice and actually look at all the graphic photos of innocent people resulting from CCP incompetence. Look at what happened. At least we can talk about this because it's an American platform. You would be silenced if this was WeChat, etc. Make sure you're on VPN and Google "Graphic Tianenman Photos". Also Google "Graphic Tibet Execution Photos". The PLA army can't be faked. The US had no Type 59 tanks like that to use. Are you implying the PLA cooperated with the US government to make the movie? That's funny. The Tibet executions also show before and after pictures of the people killed. Did actors volunteer to be killed? Hahaha. Accept it.
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  4430.  @humanbeing888  It's like you're not reading anything I'm saying. Read my comments again. No, it's not fake. You can't fake the detail on dead human bodies that well. You can't fake Type 59 tanks that well. You can't fake the countless eyewitness survivors from the incidents who have birth records and documentation proving they aren't US actors. If you actually saw the graphic photos you would know. But you haven't. Just stop. Only a child would say what you are saying: Nonsense. Don't be a sheep. Break away from the group-think.
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  4431.  @junkyun8722  Oh, I know. I know he can understand what I'm saying. But I just love messing with the wumao occasionally to see what they say when presented with irrefutable evidence.
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  4432.  @humanbeing888  You're pitiful. One day you'll be freed from the chains of your corrupt CCP overlords who only care about themselves and their family. China ≠ CCP.
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  4433.  @humanbeing888  Tell me again where I "lost" the argument. Hahaha. Pure entertainment.
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  4434.  @humanbeing888  By "assuming that tianenmen hoax actually exist". Hahaha, ok. You can't even spell Tianenman. Anyone who assumes the CCP is wrong must lose an argument, eh? If only logic actually worked like that. You've given no evidence that it was staged and is a hoax. Where is the proof? Where are the people exposing it?
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  4435.  @humanbeing888  Ah, yes, of course. I know you're probably an English troll (no one is this stupid, even on purpose) but this has been fun.
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  4436.  @humanbeing888  Uh huh. So. No evidence vs. hundreds of photos and videos. Right on. Do you get enjoyment posing as a smooth brain?
    1
  4437. Meh. Would still rather have it with the 1UR V8
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  4438. kevmankom The newer ad they have out is genuinely logical. Just a guy demonstrating how skill determines how fast a firearm can be fired and talking about fear tactics. Basic points.
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  4439. The police are a legal leftist gang and there is hiring bias simply because leftists know this and want to join likeminded lefties. They want to collectively be the vector of authoritarian leftist enforcement.
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  4440. ABSOLUTELY a CCP dog that infiltrated Google and sneakily put this censorship in.
    1
  4441. That has little to do with rigidity. Had he been in a 90s Buick or something with very low high speed compression, it would be nearly imperceptible. Could be failing suspension parts and mounts making it worse here
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  4442. Of course the melanin-enhanced citizen had himself a wonderful white land whale
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  4443. You are disgusting. Also, the data shows blacks are 15x more likely than whites to side with their own race regardless of evidence
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  4444. It's really quite simple and probably easy to keep very reliable once adjusted.
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  4445. What a joke. LG Chem sucks fuck.
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  4446. I just love the Kahr system for conceal, but with Pachmayr or other ergo grip to solve the gripping issue. Great combo.
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  4447. The BEV snooze fest to come will definitely leave me in need of some skooma.
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  4448. Never liked it. Grifters being grifters.
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  4449. Nope. No questioning here.
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  4450. Aaaand cue more astroturfing using violent agents from the Canadian government to try to justify even more of this behavior
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  4451. I'm sure these would sell great in the US if they would do local assembly in Alabama or something.
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  4452. Sibrel is a fool's fool
    1
  4453. Another blobmobile
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  4454. They stopped selling in the U.S. largely because they never really updated it. It was less competitive and they made little effort to keep it going strong.
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  4455. The zionists and their Christian zionist pawns still have overwhelming power over the US government. An insidious group
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  4456. Surely "far-right militias" are a reasonable enemy after far-left militias just destroyed large parts of the country 2 years ago. Surely!
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  4457. You can't use your car in 99% of driving on American public roads. This is simply a very balanced vehicle. Take out the AWD when comparing. Any Hellcat isn't AWD.
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  4458. My middle school history teacher, who was retired from real estate, drove a burgundy Bentley Azure to the school (this was a 90's model and when it was closer to new). Adjusted for inflation, it too was nearly $400k.
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  4459. Jon Allen Tesla succeeds at battery tech and its implementation in vehicles. If they put auto development on back burner they will certainly change focus to doing battery supplying/engineering. Of course, Mercedes-Benz and even GM will soon leave Tesla in the dust as they will soon have equivalent battery tech (but they do the rest of the car much better).
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  4460. OE parts for my 2000 S430 are much cheaper and more available than parts for my Lexus
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  4461. Wow..
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  4462. Well... its ultimate purpose was a call for revolution. The side banter was good at what you said, however. How is Peterson wrong?
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  4463.  @scrappydoo7887  As does any legendary figure in history. I would just say your opinion is a moot point.
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  4464.  @scrappydoo7887  As with any legendary figure in history. I would just say your opinion is a moot point.
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  4465. A choice between Trump an Desantis is a choice between two "Christian" Zionists
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  4466. Cadillac should be as quiet and isolated as possible. They have already tried the BMW imitation gig for the last 20 years. Time to actually be a luxury brand.
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  4467. If you've owned an Audi you'd understand.
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  4468.  @Akbar_Friendly_in_Cherno  Not a fascist. Nice try, simpleton.
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  4469. Deport every single one
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  4470. savagegeese One thing Honda has always failed in one way or another is transmissions.
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  4471. A stupid gimmick
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  4472. It is a human right to live separately from this "culture"
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  4473. I prefer cloth seats, even in luxury cars, so that's not a big deal to me
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  4474. I'd say that is the best color for a LaFerrari
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  4475.  @Samcrac  Not a long-term solution. Do it like the pros: 800 or so grit sand, 2K clear paint, and polish.
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  4476. Danniel - Gaming Videos and Aviation Yeah, those are entry-level diesel models. Our base model was the S550.
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  4477. Just another wonderful example of black-on-white crime
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  4478. ​ @dhmoto111 Keep seething
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  4479. What it says most is that forced integration was a mistake
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  4480. At least we have you to narrate this shit.
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  4481. It really is terrible and impractical. Honestly, the employees responsible for wasting resources on this interior design should be fired
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  4482. Bold of him to assume that even a large minority of leftists are collectivists
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  4483. All these children in the comments that value form over function...
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  4484. The underbody aero really does blow away the competition.
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  4485.  @savagegeese  It's the details they attended to (underbody aero included) which are not approached by any in the segment. I did forget about the new Corolla so I'm not sure if that has great aero.
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  4486. There are certain physical dimensions and related road handling abilities needed to be a safe vehicle. The closest you'll get is with a safe-ish car is a Smart.
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  4487. Among the best collections on the continent, actually.
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  4488. If it isn't clear to you what their motivation behind this is yet, they hate native Europeans. They hate all whites. Almost all groups other than Europeans are extremely tribalistic
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  4489. Gotta love it when "car enthusiasts" can't help but compare something rather original to other cars.
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  4490. Wow, look at all these "young people" and "spring-breakers"
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  4491. You can have a reliable truck without an interior stuck in 2005 (materials and design wise).
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  4492. There is simply no real need for forced induction in this segment
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  4493. FarhantheMovieGuy. AKA: SpongeBob99Swell I'm sure it's adequate. Avalon's NVH and suspension is really tuned like a Buick and made for the most relaxing long distance driving.
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  4494.  @ProbeGT2  It's possible to add one to them but isn't really needed.
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  4495.  @klowenstein483  Yeah, at an equivalent of $120k adjusted for inflation.
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  4496.  @klowenstein483  That couldn't be further from the truth. Purchasing power is quite a real thing.
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  4497. Nonsense.
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  4498. Window right in front of him
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  4499.  @bustedfender  Weak.
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  4500. Brits already go an average of two days without a shower. Probably not the best idea
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  4501. Nothing causes more anxiety than a police force like this. Time for them to be imprisoned
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  4502. I'm all for watching it be repainted by a professional. Or you doing it again.
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  4503. Repulsive people who think every problem can be solved with bribes
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  4504. The S-Class formula is, historically, high quality mechanical simplicity and ease of maintenance with the truly innovative tech put into the rest of the car. BMW too. This has dwindled away completely now. Emissions requirements took away the saving grace of mechanical simplicity.
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  4505. Always a shame when some owner decides to remove pneumatic suspension and replace it with a traditional setup. Air suspension makes the car what it is! Same with Airmatic on an S-Class
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  4506. Oh, yeah. Because they'd want to starve the very people they need to add to the GDP of their economy... Sure.
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  4507. The LS9 engine is in the ZR1, which is not related to the LS3.
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  4508. Ah, yes, another hive mind corrupted nationalist using whataboutism to save face and avoid blame. Pathetic.
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  4509. Nice interview.
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  4510.  @bubbazanetti4522  You seriously just labeled Rimac a scam? I'm sure you Tesla cultists think you are better able to judge than Porsche, which acquired a large stake in Rimac. They delivered their previous car and now is no exception.
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  4511. How about becoming real parents instead of dog parents?
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  4512. More likely that the ATC was some unqualified diversity hire.
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  4513.  @scottewing2031  Ignoramus.
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  4514. BMW design is an atrocity
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  4515.  @aryans4519  Depends on the product but that's mostly not true at all.
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  4516. Replacement migration in action
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  4517. Are these threats also coming from sleeper accounts? Lmao
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  4518. I can assure you it isn't just the oil filter. Perfectly maintained EA888s have ridiculous failures from horrible parts quality
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  4519. I'm sure that's part of why the left has a newfound hate for Patton recently.
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  4520. Once again showing the intelligence required to become an officer is dangerously low
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  4521.  @laowhy86  You'll notice at many colleges in the U.S. sometimes half of the Chinese classes are taken up by American-raised Chinese trying to finally learn it properly.
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  4522.  @pipooh1  "Fit and finish is the past". Please be joking. I obviously wasn't talking about the exterior fit and finish in this context and, yes, it has the same general interior material quality and finish as a $50k Audi A4 (the new A6 or even a 5-series blows it away as well). I drove a 2020 production Model S for 2 months so I understand perfectly well. It is no premium luxury vehicle. It's still a step down.
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  4523. Disgusting propaganda as usual.
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  4524. May I present to all boot lickers: ➰
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  4525. Bjorn needs another sibling to grow up with
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  4526. ​ @kyleknox4129 Dogs of the state are often too amoral to align themselves with a political ideology. They just have a need to follow orders and love serving whatever entity has power
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  4527. Their government is also very liberal with generous loans and expects many benefits for those who take them
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  4528. Not culture. Homogenous genetically
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  4529. Carrera GT convoy. No doubt.
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  4530. Never thought they'd make another one heavier than the H1. But now it'll be extra seamless when you obliterate a family's minivan on the way to the Whole Foods.
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  4531. WAY too delayed of a reaction from secret service
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  4532.  @DonPablo2011  Unequal length to me.
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  4533. You think this is bad? At least they have a basic understanding of English most of the time! Look at the shit coming out of China. English is an alien language to most of them.
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  4534.  @TedwardDrives  Please find an Exige to drive too.
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  4535. Never use kerosene indoors
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  4536. Iranians chanted that because they think the US is disproportionately controlled by Zionists who turned the US into an arm of Israel. And they are basically right. Christian and Jewish Zionists both make up a very disproportionate amount of the US government
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  4537. Go research the history between Spyker and Saab. It's just a Google search away...
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  4538. Probably had the EA888. Bad engines.
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  4539. The fun factor is reason enough for me
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  4540. Why not listen to both? One is leading the biggest EV automaker and the other is struggling but with good products. It's not X or Y
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  4541. Do a group yacht purchase and share ownership responsibilities like maintenance
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  4542. Black interior is extremely rare for these.
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  4543. Pre-facelift 212 AMG Wagons are very rare.
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  4544. Amazing how much time the lobbyists spoke simply to say NOTHING. Human windbags!
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  4545. Soviet cars like the Volga are tanks. Yeah, I'd daily one over many other things from the time period simply for the experience.
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  4546. Overnighting entire cars to Japan. Take that, the Fast and the Furious.
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  4547. Lucas Fernandez Everything other than north Atlanta and Peachtree City is riddled with crime and ghettos.
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  4548. Drive an original Escalade and Navigator too. Though nice ones are rarer than rare now
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  4549. Most cringe worthy narration I've ever heard.
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  4550. Oh, no. They're too busy making their EVs as repulsive-looking as possible. And their excuse is simply that the proportions are optimized for BEV. It's all nonsense because the I-Pace from Jaguar was optimized as well but looked great
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  4551. Hope they'll give it a NA V8 to compete with the 392
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  4552. They were always underrated
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  4553. Many myths repeated here. It wasn't just because it was cheaper, cost cutting, etc... It was simply because the 220 series wasn't large enough to accommodate the footprint they wanted the Maybach to have. The 220 had very modular substructures (aimed at reducing repair costs to keep insurance costs down, which was another part of competing with cars like the Lexus) in comparison and undoubtedly harder to modify as well.
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  4554.  @matsujarvinen  Yes, development was over in early '98 before the merger played a part
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  4555. Quite a biased comment. Plenty of large vehicle projects had such a budget. Do you know what also had a ~billion dollar budget? The original Lexus LS400 development. And it destroyed the W140. It is what forced MB to lower the cost of their full-size segment considerably with the W220, and the cost was more than most think on the W220; getting it closer to the Lexus while using cutting-edge computer systems and materials was very difficult. A record number of patents were filed, far eclipsing the number for the W140. Development was completed prior to the DaimlerChrysler merger. The one major mishap at the time was the formulation of the anti-corrosion solution. The myth was that it was a cost-cutting measure, etc.: It was the opposite. They were trying to gain an advantage and experimenting with novel solutions. They used the wrong one until about 2003 and cars before this varied wildly in rust protection. (Some, but few, of the pre-'03 cars were well-protected because they were dipped in a fresh solution; the problem was that the solution didn't last anywhere close to what they thought before needing replacement).
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  4556.  @gabrielalexanderpalma6083  As expected, you are a W140 owner. Explains the immense bias. You're justifying your ownership to yourself. Fantastic cars, but they were 150% the price of the W220. And, no, they were never more reliable than the 722.6 transmission and M113 engine combo in the 220. Other aspects about the car (new interior materials used, and corrosion issues included) were definitely inferior as it was designed to be competitive and also more modular for modern safety tests, but the powertrain and drivetrain is the most reliable non-diesel MB product in history.
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  4557.  @palebeachbum  Just because of the pricing.
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  4558. Yes, very low ISO film
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  4559. The absolute state of a decadent society
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  4560. Google deserves to lose. You deserve better. We deserve better.
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  4561. It's bad bros. My hometown in the USA got taken over by Indians in less than 10 years.
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  4562. You struggle with a lack of intelligence. What would you rather they use their wealth for? Petroleum?
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  4563. Suicide by cop yet again
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  4564. You can likely find just a replacement motor with the same specs for much less than even you paid for the whole thing.
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  4565.  @scdi12  Hopefully you don't actually believe that but, even if it were true, humans aren't able to tell the difference between deciseconds
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  4566.  @ShaiyanHossain  Yeah. Doesn't matter. Still not light/small enough. Design should be more conservative and in sleeper-style like previously. It's not for emissions, either. They could easily make a car light enough to where a high output naturally aspirated 4 would have the same power/weight ratio. It is doable with emissions regulations. They can, at least, make the Si naturally aspirated again.
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  4567.  @ShaiyanHossain  You can blindly white knight for Honda all you want and, yes, modern safety standards do increase weight. I'm telling you what is ideal. You certainly can't make an excuse for the poor design decisions which was absolutely a blunder. You won't find marketing statistics showing a desire for something so gaudy. I completely stand by my previous statements. They can absolutely meet all regulations and still make one conforming to my requirements. Do you think the Miata or 86 doesn't meet regulations? They could also easily design a modern NA 4 (based off the current K20 derivative) with 250+ HP and reliably. I know this...
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  4568.  @ShaiyanHossain  Are you this narcissistic? Do you understand why I made this argument? Go back and read. Let me, once again, reiterate the entire point of this conversation. Yes, in order for a Type R product to be lighter and smaller, so too does its basis. That is fairly obvious. It's what Honda did for 30 years.
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  4569. 5 years late and under delivers. Typical VW
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  4570. They said this in the video. A pardon is for specific crimes and prevents you from punishment. It does not erase your previous criminal record, though.
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  4571. These activists keep insidiously hijacking your storied institutions to use them for their activism. And most opposed to it still allow it to happen.
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  4572. ABC issues are almost worth it for a CL, but I'll stick with Airmatic personally
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  4573. MateDrinker33 Not even close. Even just Mexico today is far more corrupt than the U.S. police on average have ever been.
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  4574. Absolutely vomit-inducing
    1
  4575. It's not changing the game whatsoever
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  4576. With this huge step out of the way it's important now, more than ever, that we don't get complacent and don't underestimate this bureaucracy's ability to mess it up. So, we definitely need to push hard to prevent manipulation and BS.
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  4577. Hello, shill
    1
  4578. Australians had firearms confiscated by the government.
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  4579. People wouldn't have actually democratically voted for the bombing. Politicians may be elected but what they do afterwards isn't democratic. No voting to make sure the elected represent the interests of the people.
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  4580. Can't risk their subjects possibly watching it and liking it (as if they won't do it anyway). Just a truly fascist regime.
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  4581. Power tripping leftoids
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  4582. Body-on-frame... that says it all. Scheisters capable of repairing this heap are criminal-like to me.
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  4583. Pound The Pavement Just the same. It's an outdated, poorly made, pile.
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  4584. The two don't look anything alike to my eye save for a beard...
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  4585. I would definitely be interested in hearing the engine with a traditional sound tube
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  4586. Very glad you decided to drive a Japanese car in Japan. Love the Land Cruisers
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  4587. Maybe the people who donate are just really hardcore masochists who subscribe to the idea of getting fucked in the face.
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  4588. It's a shame considering it will last longer than any other full-size truck with its 1UR and 3UR V8s.
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  4589. Not even remotely worth its price.
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  4590.  @StuninRub  You know exactly what the commenter meant. You're trying hard to be a d-bag. There is also nothing other than CFRP in the Huayra interior. No surfaces have any cheap materials.
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  4591. They're not nearly as unreliable as an FD RX-7. They are naturally aspirated. Easy to repair and rebuild.
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  4592. Yeah, the oversized star is atrocious. Needs to be small and less noticeable.
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  4593.  @mariaritter3129  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Intelligence_Law#:~:text=The%20National%20Intelligence%20Law%20of,China's%20intelligence%20and%20security%20apparatus.&text=The%20National%20People's%20Congress%20passed,updated%20on%2027%20April%202018.
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  4594.  @mariaritter3129  The Chinese National Security Laws encompass a massive spectrum of things. You clearly did little to no research. The Hong Kong portion is one part. Other parts include the 2017 National Intelligence Law and the Cyber Security Law. It's a corrupt kleptocracy where the courts interpret the law broadly, corruptly, and in the CCP's favor 99.9% of the time. Being ignorant is not an excuse for posting BS.
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  4595.  @mariaritter3129  Uh, no. I love how your ignoramus self keeps weaseling around to find a way to be right. The Hong Kong National Security Law is one subset of the wider range of their national security laws. You only knew about that one because it made international news. The other two I mentioned are considered part of their national security law. Just accept that you're vastly undereducated on the issue and move on.
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  4596. The term you're looking for is "purchasing power"
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  4597. You can just group it in with Mississippi.
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  4598. A better outlet with ball retention (similar to what a socket wrench uses) could be made to hold them in. Amazing that they haven't
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  4599. Now we're talking
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  4600. Oh, he influenced history more than you ever will
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  4601. Gross. Forced induction? Get outta here.
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  4602. A generic and soulless blob made in Wuhan, China primarily for the Chinese market, to take advantage of the exotic and foreign brand equity that the Chinese love. Remove the badge and it will pass as a Zeekr or Lynk & Co. Geely should sell it as something else
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  4603.  @LaowaiDaveJCP  Yes. They tarnished their name with that debacle. Considering Tesla is in the same segment, it's not very wise. They would need to change their name to sell in the US, optimally
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  4604. @夏至未至 Oh, I'm sure you love appealing to Western anti-racists in order to subvert the West, but it's all purely ironic considering the actions of the Chinese government. You don't see the Chinese government welcoming cultural enrichment by taking in hundreds of thousands of refugees and other foreign permanent residents. Are Chinese people racist for wanting a singular Han people, despite there being dozens of ethnic groups unjustly classified as such?
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  4605. There isn't just one Justin Y. People imitate.
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  4606. Some people just can't drive
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  4607. The Barbie movie is still subversive
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  4608. The government is scrambling for more ways to sow division as we speak to negate any of this.
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  4609. That 12 inch screen is pointless. And not even an OLED in 2018...
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  4610. クロ人
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  4611.  @hellkitty1014  Nice job writing nothing yourself considering it's clear you didn't read or think about anything I said. You either know your original reply was wrong or you're trying to save face. The M156/57 is a modified Chrysler LD. Period. The LD was a heavily modified LX. The LX was not really in development before the merger. That's nonsense. It was barely off the ground. It finished off during the merger (unlike the beginnings of the Pentastar V6 and the M276 which were developed jointly during DaimlerChrysler, the LX was not later developed for MB products because they had no use for it). I'm no VAG fanboy. Bad deflection. The A8, Phaeton, and Flying Spur chassis of yesterday were of course more similar than any of their products today because that was the very beginning of modular platforms. They didn't differentiate as much. Now they have miles more freedom in design and you can again reference my previous comment to learn why.
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  4612. I still don't agree with what it's priced at. It has turned into something like the G-Wagen. All the manual labor and superficial luxury materials jacks the price up so much. If it was automated and done cheaper they could get it down to half the price. If there's one thing I can't stand it's people who believe that "hand made" products somehow add value or make it special. It's nonsense.
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  4613. People have been indoctrinated into believing we are "all created equal"...
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  4614. All you need.
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  4615. Kaya is 100% correct about putting the disgustingly ruthless and corrupt CCP members on blast. I hope you keep talking about this in the future. People need to organize against the CCP!!!
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  4616.  @UnitiveWILLIAM24  There are these things called lift supports... You see, they assist in lifting very heavy hinged pieces.
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  4617. All part of their plan to insert Harris and smoothen the transition.
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  4618. They should switch to RWD at least.
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  4619. Multiple redundancies. Why do you think it's more reliable than hydraulic systems on airplanes?
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  4620. Deleting the content doesn't get them out of FTC violations.
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  4621. They claim to have GPS data tracked from multiple satellites. If they release this it would be exonerated to some extent. There are several ways that data collection could have been compromised without fraudulent intent, though. I would even say they could've accidentally (or intentionally) used the wrong footage matched with the data, but that seems unlikely.
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  4622. Everything is great. Until you get to the powertrains...
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  4623. The hybrid gauges are unacceptable. Just use a full analog cluster if the goal is reducing cost...
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  4624. moey nolala Not true.
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  4625. Fuck yes. Just finished this. Great minds.
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  4626. Another half-ass product from VW.
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  4627. Solder is pronounced that way for the same reason any other language develops colloquialism: It's easier to pronounce
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  4628. James Bond IS 007. They are synonymous. Watch them write her in as a transgender who goes by the name.
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  4629. The Model 3 will have leather.
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  4630. YouTube will censor firearm content quicker than animal cruelty. Not surprised.
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  4631. Honestly, how does legal street driving get better than this? I'd prefer an older NA Honda engine, though.
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  4632. Californians can hardly be described as Americans...
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  4633. Imagine how low your IQ needs to be to reach for a visible gun when you are pinned to the ground by someone with a gun pointed at you
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  4634. Btw you compared an AWD vehicle to multiple RWD vehicles. It is no magic that an AWD car can far exceed RWD in the handling category. It's simple: AWD=more traction to the ground, especially during the corners.
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  4635. Try harder. Footage is out there
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  4636. Surprised you haven't done these common components sooner. Thanks to whoever gave you the idea
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  4637. Peak 911 for me. Now you know how it feels and can adjust yours to feel closer
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  4638. This is a leftist deconstructionist take that you've adopted from propaganda. White = European. European is a clearly defined broad genetic cluster
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  4639. You should draw comparisons to Detroit, the "Paris" of America. Riots of '66 were a warzone. A once-beautiful city that was replaced with third world governance and inhabitants. They couldn't maintain anything whites built. These groups either leave or the native homelands in Europe will all end up the same
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  4640. Actually looks pretty fun on low speed roads
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  4641. We didn't. That was just some documentation. The physical manifestation still exists: >https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-_93BVApb59FWrLZfdlisi_x7-Ut_-w7 >https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-_93BVApb58SXL-BCv4rVHL-8GuC2WGb
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  4642. Maybe for shorter people with shorter arms.
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  4643. I got lucky and found a GS400 platinum series. Platinum silver on black interior. Unique wheels, bird's eye maple, upgraded leather quality. The thing won't ever leave me. Still more fun than even the current 5 series.
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  4644. Subversive tankies will always be pushing this nonsense.
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  4645.  @ImARealHumanPerson  You have horrible logic. They made hundreds of thousands of 220 series S-Classes.
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  4646. Our Japanese built 2012 CR-V EX-L AWD built in march 2012 just had its transmission blow at 14,900 miles. This was after the starter motor broke and it always gets terrible gas mileage WAY below what it's rated for. It's been driven very smoothly and always has had maintenance done correctly. Will never buy another Honda.
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  4647. Since it likely wasn't a headspacing issue, it had to have been a brass dimension issue or, as you said, the extractor was getting hung up/preventing full forward movement.
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  4648. People really need to keep their oil topped off in forced induction engines, especially if they are pushing oil intervals. Doubt there was anything wrong with engine itself.
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  4649. Nice work. These are anarchists at work who feed off of division and vandalism
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  4650. Absolutely terrible. Haha
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  4651.  @Ugly_German_Truths  I think you just mean the barrel pin
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  4652. A brilliant car. It just reminds me of how the current Golf R should at least get the I5 from the TT RS!!!
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  4653. Should be named D9. Almost everything is changed
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  4654. Not even remotely worth what Hennessy asks for it.
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  4655.  @jacob.barr01  "We ain't stupid a55 ole." Aaaand nothing more needs to be said. Sweet, sweet, irony.
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  4656. Part of me wishes they kept using that stout and extremely reliable B52 Volvo I5.
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  4657.  @MyChannel-tc7gj  "Joined 5 days ago."
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  4658. The Sapphire is not $80k more car than the Dream. Not even close
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  4659. "All Nazis were Fascists". That's just wrong. There were such ideological differences at that time that Italian national socialists even wrote books condemning fascism.
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  4660.  Andy Mills  It's "obvious". Yeah? And by what arbitrary means of measurement are you making this assumption?
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  4661. If the US didn't give such a massive amount of resources (especially money) to the rest of the world, including funding the current war in Ukraine and previous wars, cutting manufacturing costs for vehicles wouldn't be as high of a priority. It's also important to understand the limitations metal 3D printing has, all else held equal
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  4662. There is no question that sodomy spreads illness and disease at vastly inordinate rates because of fecal matter. You have to stop degeneracy somewhere. The slippery slope will continue, otherwise.
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  4663. VOTE HARDER! The demographics have already been staged for loss
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  4664. Another Lexus version of the Prius like the old HS would be interesting
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  4665. Huw Williams And that's exactly what people love about them. High parts availability. No surprises. Able to work on them easily in a pinch. Similar to why the G-Wagen was produced on same suspension forever and people love them.
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  4666. Aisin supplies the whole industry. It's the boring "twincharged" I4 that will wear out much quicker than you think.
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  4667. Only a deeply-flawed clown society would allow Onlyfans to produce millionaires
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  4668. Peterson obviously chooses money over any type of conviction. He still wants to restrict speech if you are anonymous.
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  4669. Are you high, Peter?
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  4670. Assad is clearly speaking about whites here when referring to the West. Listen to the whole speech. Assad is scum
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  4671.  @lebojay  These drive incredibly well.
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  4672. The Queen's gone. Good bye UK
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  4673. American courts are tame by comparison.
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  4674. That purple is glorious.
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  4675. ​ @BAztid The TLDR answer is they are vastly, vastly, overrepresented in the NGOs which facilitate the migration (HIAS, for example) and in the controlling positions of every type of media that has shaped social values for the better part of a century... Which they have used to push an agenda of very leftist values (no borders, anti-capitalism, sexuality, and the shaming of traditional values) since the days of radio. Don't believe me? Read or watch "Hollywoodism" for a primer. They boast about their media domination there.
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  4676. ​ @BAztid Google also uses AI to automatically delete comments that touch on it. Just tried to explain a bit and had it happen again
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  4677. They've existed for decades
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  4678. As a big fan of retro tech the old LCDs don't bother me the same way the old car phones don't.
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  4679. Man, such a cliffhanger. Can't wait for Sleepy Aladdin.
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  4680. Pelosi had a DUI in his Porsche as an elderly man. No sympathies.
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  4681. The ADL practices a perfect example of Jewish double standards. Their goal is, put simply, to push you down so they can bring their own group (country, especially) up
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  4682. No mention of the New Federal State of China???
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  4683. ​ @mistahsusan2650 Yet the point stands
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  4684. I took one look at the writers for this movie a few weeks ago and predicted it would be the worst Marvel movie ever made. Just look at what the writers wrote previously...
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  4685. I can see it now: "Man trolls streets as Tony Stark - Gone Wrong (Sexual)"
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  4686. They're walking across a tiny fraction of a continent. They're also cowards fleeing their nation and countrymen and the least desirous people any successful country should consider. They should put that risk-taking into fixing their own nation and helping their own people first. The "able-bodied Americans" you see on the streets are also there in large part to mass migration taking all the jobs they would otherwise have a chance at and driving wages down everywhere. It's a competition for labor.
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  4687. That group was too good to be playing in the road. I mean, there's much less talented people that are more famous in Japan, haha.
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  4688.  @antoniocalimero1173  Public comment by an ignoramus. Public response to the ignoramus (you).
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  4689. We should all just drive kei cars from Japan or start importing Ladas/UAZ.
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  4690.  @cpufreak101  Trabants are really cool and fun to own, I'm sure, but you could get an old Lada 2104 or something that actually works as a daily. You can import anything to the U.S. under age 25 if you're in a state that allows registration as a low speed off-road vehicles. You just have to put a 25mph governor on it for the inspection. I think a new Lada 4x4 (Niva) for $7k would be a cool toy. Could probably be $10-$11k after fees.
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  4691. Totally natural for the government to release info yet keep it so cryptic. Almost as if it's running cover for other stories...
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  4692. Sure, on non-medical non-N95 masks. But the medical and surgical masks rated for fluids work. Sadly, most people don't understand this.
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  4693.  @Roguephilsopher  coughs the P90's LOP is made for a midget coughs
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  4694. Not only has Japan preserved their history, but they maintain it with near immaculate perfection.
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  4695. Now we will see how the next Golf compares. I doubt it can get this good. Also, the thumbnail gives the illusion of a orange/brown interior which would look good with a black exterior.
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  4696. Probably the best color combo on a Mclaren F1. Agreed.
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  4697. 21:10 But yet if no countries had the US healthcare system the level of innovation and world-leading research would not be possible.
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  4698. Stock I'd say FJs were better than 4Runners off-road without a doubt. It's like comparing a Wrangler to a Grand Cherokee.
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  4699. A very innovative and still highly relevant platform.
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  4700. Nice higonokami. You are merging with the culture.
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  4701. Would be one of the best trucks ever if it was made by a Japanese automaker. Instead, Land Cruiser it is.
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  4702. You shouldn't be driving if you think this
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  4703. Snap-On should be ashamed of their pricing
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  4704. The choice car for badge whores.
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  4705.  @musicguy20  Big difference between people of unrelated countries and those from a recent British colony. Think for once...
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  4706. If your Chick-fil-A was dry you must've kept it out and let it get cold or had the restaurant give you an old one. The vast majority of Chick-fil-As do perform as expected. Popeyes is just worse.
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  4707. Paul the gunt-guarder
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  4708. 18:07 China is the largest kleptocracy today.
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  4709. Thank you for the balls to show people the situation.
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  4710. They never do "get back to you", though. Because they have absolutely nothing.
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  4711. The interior is great and matches nicely!
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  4712. Please do a test drive of it?
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  4713.  @Flying_GC  On the contrary, MB's worst years were model years 2003-2006 (in the U.S.). These model years were the most affected by the DaimlerChrysler cost cutting. People always like to point fingers at the W220 and say it's a nightmare etc., only because they're spreading rumors. The 220 was finished before the merger. The W211 was the first product that saw shoddy decisions resulting from the merger. But MB did have a few "biodegradable" wiring harness issues and paint issues in the mid-to-late 90s with the E and C.
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  4714.  @palebeachbum  Yet most electronics still lasted better than other brands in the late 80s.
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  4715.  @palebeachbum  Interesting. You must live in an area full of salt and rust. Yes, they were certainly better than the other German brands of the time and American domestics. We both have our empirical evidence here, but my father had an '87 190D that lasted over a decade that it was owned without electrical nightmares.
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  4716.  @palebeachbum  The 190D had more miles than 224k on it. I agree about modern Volvos. I am an older Volvo person myself. After Ford's divestment and the more stringent EU regulations, they took a nosedive in quality. Even my 2005 isn't the best powertrain wise. It has always burned way too much oil (a constant problem with turbo Volvos) but continues on as if nothing is awry. (Of course a late 80s Volvo will be better quality than about anything they've made). I am also from the southeast but sun damage is an issue in any part of the country.
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  4717. It was the 2000s.
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  4718.  @sleeper.simulant7327  Seems like you're starting to project a bit. Not surprised considering this YouTube comments. I never said I don't understand the benefits of the NA setup here. The very clear and reasonable point I'm making is about a proper forced induction tune. This isn't the 90s anymore. You can have linear boost across the entire range.
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  4719. Meanwhile Cadillac is adding more alphanumeric names to their existing alphanumeric names! Real words are the way.
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  4720.  @CumBrianFries  Objective.
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  4721. This was enjoyable. Definitely like this style and like learning about ZA.
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  4722. Vomit and choking noises
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  4723. Another excellent Japanese firearm with novel ideas.
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  4724. It's called being a small town and knowing each other already. As I have seen plenty of black officers in black areas treat each other the same way
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  4725. Clearly not a ground-up redesign
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  4726. And yet here you are and this is all you can say. No systematic breakdown of what, exactly, Peterson got wrong? He clearly understands it perfectly and has probably read it numerous times.
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  4727. Those darn youths...
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  4728. What a disgrace BMW has become.
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  4729.  @owenrodgers8020  Let go of your brainwashing...
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  4730. They are no longer capable of performing an independent analysis without bias as they have already tied their reputation in with FF by doing work for them.
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  4731. The car couldn't have even stopped if he wanted to! Crazy decision
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  4732. @V_ AP All their FR sedans are exciting to drive when pushed. The crossovers not so much. -2000 GS400 owner (85k miles)
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  4733.  @christopherguy1217  Even IF it is a version not originally designed for Lexus (ES) then the quality improvements you get more than justify the price. Not so with brands like Acura.
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  4734.  @Toyota4Life  It sure is but I would personally prefer an IS-F.
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  4735. They are not Chinese designs and not made in China. It's Malaysia or Japan as far as I know. May have changed, though. Not supporting the Chinese company is a moral thing to do considering the level of state control
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  4736. It's important to remember that losing from going woke is still the exception and the majority of companies do just fine being woke. So don't get complacent
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  4737. Harris would certainly be the lowest IQ president
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  4738. "The illegal alien was clearly doing it to properly dispose of the straws."
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  4739. I think a good description for the gas system is a crankpin-actuated wheel-driven action.
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  4740. Do not like the connection of the taillights. It would look so much better without it! Almost looks like an afterthought.
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  4741. Unequivocally well? Until recently, maybe
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  4742. Why aren't you addressing DeSantis violating previously-protected first amendment rights to speech in Florida and making it a felony?
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  4743. That's an entirely new engine engineered by Hartley using some Suzuki parts.
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  4744. I don't think it's an improvement of the R35 design from 2007. The original is simpler in almost every way and more elegant. They've added unnecessary elements over time. The wheels are a great example.
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  4745. I take joy in the drawn out immersion. Now if they could only make a GTA with this level of immersion...
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  4746. Would be perfect with a nice performance suspension setup and a traditional NA I4 but I'm not holding my breath
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  4747. Planning strikes and coordinating with his little Hezbollah militia...
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  4748.  Robert Giggles  Protecting an embassy. Embassies are a normal occurrence, Sherlock.
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  4749. Maybe just stick with real paper for another year. It just develops more skill
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  4750.  @GilTheCohen  Uh oh, you're not supposed to admit that Jews see themselves as a race
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  4751. Facebook is bad? Not even remotely as toxic as Twitter.
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  4752. Can't wait to see the motorcycle adventures in other countries. It was a great trip so far. You know, you should really try those real adventure class/dual sport motorcycles every chance you get. Do some real off-roading. Haha.
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  4753. Cayman wheels really don't look bad on a 996...
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  4754. Must've had such a grin while buying that Maserati hat. Too bad the Slovenian ex-wife got the Maserati itself.
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  4755. Would be wonderful to see a variant without electrification
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  4756. You're a disappointment, Doug. There's a reason this and the Land Cruiser are the most reliable and durable vehicles made. Fuel economy is the last thing to give a shit about when the engine will last longer than a Cummins diesel.
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  4757. Leftist social engineering is about to get a huge roadblock. Best we keep it that way
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  4758.  @ARentz07  Isn't anything difficult about it.
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  4759. Using the over-wheel cluster that made the 8th/9th gen Civic interior distinctive is a good choice.
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  4760. Melanin enhancement blesses society again
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  4761. Man
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  4762. Demographics has caused the USA's downfall. Almost every single bit of mismanagement, higher crime, and cultural decay is a result of poor demographics.
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  4763. Probably another zoomer on social media while driving
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  4764. They want you to keep claiming that race is just color. It's way more than that
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  4765. Survivability can always be improved with more weight
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  4766. Putin's "denazification" reasoning is absolutely retarded
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  4767. These engines are just as reliable as the diesels if not moreso.
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  4768. What kind of immoral person believes this? Uninsured businesses and motorists would be an absolute pain without coverage. If businesses are stupid enough to not have liability insurance, for example, they would take the legal and damages expenses up the ass.
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  4769. W220 had massaging seats in late 1998. Not sure if earlier E38 had it.
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  4770. That and the GT12 are definitely the best of that generation.
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  4771. I remember seeing one of these at the Lotus dealer in GA back in the day. Love these. They also had a green one with stripes if I remember correctly.
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  4772. Yeah I wouldn't spec the door glass.
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  4773. Not enough research for this one, Doug.
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  4774. Now let's see you get more into the off-roading community and do some expeditions of your own!
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  4775. President Trump owned a blue Diablo VT Roadster.
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  4776. About time. Haha.
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  4777. All they have to do is pick one "left wing" and one "right wing" moderator to do it
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  4778. I thought this was the best interior layout as soon as the pictures were released
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  4779. Engines are ridiculously reliable on these. Fuel gauges do tend to give those false readings
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  4780. I never had that opinion. Though I did think the W221 interior looked like a spaceship. The 220 has aged better though.
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  4781. Non-whites have far more preference for their groups than whites. This leads to them constantly wanting to hire their own once they have control over hiring in any organization.
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  4782. I believe anyone with a license should know all this.
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  4783. For countries that restrict firearms to actions like this, I could imagine a resurgence of this mechanism on the black market.
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  4784. ​ @shay5839 The two are mutually exclusive
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  4785. Definitely not the smallest kei car
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  4786. John Cena is an absolute traitor to Western values. Despicable.
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  4787. W220 S-Class had heated/cooled, massaging, and reclining, rear seats in 1998. It also had an ash tray in each door, etc. In fact, most of what this has, the S-Class either had it standard or optional. For the rear headrests, the W220 had them actuated by weight. If there was a passenger, they folded up: if not, they could be folded down.
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  4788. Greek Boi What is your point? The W220 S-Class was available from 1998 with almost every option this Phaeton had. In fact, the 220 was one of the most innovative vehicles of all time having over 200 new patents alone. You could get an S430 or S500 with any option you wanted (one of my S430s, a 2000, has every option except Distronic and still has several features the Phaeton does not have, minus the incredibly expensive to maintain W12 and a reliable V8). The only difference was the S600 had most options standard (though ABC suspension vehicles should be avoided as that was the one Achilles heel of these cars). The Phaeton and E65 7-series was a response to the technology the 220 offered (first car ever with standard satellite navigation, etc.). And, let me guess: Two of your Phaetons are parts cars? Pure exclusivity is not something to be proud of as unobtanium parts mean importing from elsewhere and few suppliers. Hardly enjoyable.
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  4789. So much room for a revival of the FR 1-series now
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  4790. "Obama" didn't do shit, you political hack.
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  4791. 10:16 I remember the Breaking Bad scene where Walter buys that.
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  4792.  @BJSRecordingStudio  Idiotic comment.
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  4793.  @BJSRecordingStudio  Troll being a troll.
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  4794. So... Can you just remove the F1 shift paddles?
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  4795. You and your followers lack a basic understanding of capitalist economic principles (even basic business ideology). It reeks bad.
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  4796. >No lolis Posts Lucky Star himself
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  4797. I know you're doing another vid on problems per model, but I'll add a few: The pre-2005 power steering line design is inferior and fails more often. Oil filler cap seal fails often and leaks oil all into ignition coils/plugs if not careful (fixed on later P3 engines). Exterior rubber trim fails like all other cars but some of it is impossible to find anymore and you're left with watching it disintegrate or paying a fortune (even Volvo stopped producing some for my 2005). The PCV design was mediocre and the plastic compressor-side intake cracks (replace with metal). 2005-2009 plastic headlights are unnecessarily expensive too.
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  4798. Were you fucking high when you saw this?
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  4799. That's just what happens when you drive a these very hard.
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  4800. Nothing is worse than a fan that's still way too strong on the low setting.
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  4801. I bet this shit took much longer than it looks to make.
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  4802. This thing injects you with TESTOSTERONE. 'Murica. Hope you have each ACR generation on the list to drive.
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  4803. Please be joking about a 320i. 3-series are not even made well.
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  4804. Scam multiplier: 5,000 slaps.
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  4805. Guy drives a newer and unreliable Fiat. Fake cheapskate!
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  4806. It's fine as long as the Russians move back and improve the country
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  4807. It really doesn't mesh well with the rest of the interior or the car in general
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  4808. It's... definitely, definitely, inflation...
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  4809. Absolutely corrupt. Funds were transferred.
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  4810. I was hoping you'd see this shit.
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  4811. And yet even though whites are technically a majority (barely) in the U.S.A., we are also discriminated against with another race getting affirmative action simply because of darker skin. Point is there should never be anything like affirmative action. Disgusting human behavior.
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  4812. And yet the current Civic Si in Canada gets most features the Integra has. Most people probably don't want to go out of their way to deal with the scarce Acura dealership
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  4813.  @ragintaurusmusclemercury7023  It absolutely does not cost close to the same amount. They have large margins on the product and also on the labor.
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  4814. What a symbolic place to end the video at, haha. Old North Bridge! The side of the bridge the British first took on casualties, though. I think this Brit would win any battle
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  4815.  @ChuckFickens1972  Never heard it called that before. But at least we'd get the best treatment instead of waiting until our piss turned red.
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  4816.  @ChuckFickens1972  Aaaand I could easily just discredit you by saying the same. The US has the highest healthcare standard, quality, and innovation in the world and it is only possible because of its less-socialized and more open status. Of course, that also means there are some really terrible places: But, most of them are way above global standards because that's what happens with the power of choice in an economy. The saddest part of this is you are willingly spreading propaganda for universal healthcare. Who compelled you to do that? Riiiight...
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  4817. I hope they make this thing for many more years
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  4818. ​ @ripvanwinkle2002  The USA was founded with the intention of preserving the posterity of the founding Europeans. They never even intended for other types of people to become naturalized citizens (Naturalization Act) because they knew it would only form instability
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  4819. @Mr S Bullshit.
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  4820.  @DerekMoore82  Most intelligent summary here.
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  4821. "830" Riiiight.
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  4822. If you spool the turbo up or heat it up immensely, directly before you intend to shut it off, you're going to want to circulate oil through the turbo for a bit before doing so
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  4823.  @ro0ster648  Let's see your statistics.
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  4824.  @whomst7125  That's what they all say about the journos. I'm sure it has been try about media like Motor Trend, etc., but JD Power uses actual stats and is about as unbiased as the IIHS.
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  4825. Ford has been using that keypad since the 90s... and it hasn't changed. It's probably the same electronics, etc...
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  4826. ​ @ohger1 The Saudis wouldn't let them fail. This was obvious for a very long time. But it's not a bad thing. Good for them for investing in something other than oil
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  4827. They shouldn't take this at all and certainly shouldn't go out of their way to please CCP thugs.
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  4828. Design may be nicer. Materials aren't.
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  4829. I hope he tried to climb aboard.
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  4830. If you don't put some sort of protection layer on the headlights they will turn to shit. People don't know what they are talking about. You took off the original layer of UV protection.
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  4831. Well, given the current circumstances, the majority of 18-29s basically do. And it's still hilarious because of what a devout Zionist he is.
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  4832. People like you are just authoritarian revolutionary rejects who want to spite society and grab power for yourself. Plus, you contradicted yourself. There are many problems with the system, but it can easily be changed by not giving them your business people!
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  4833.  @MissGamerVideo  Can't afford to live without Amazon? Ha! Haha! Please be joking.
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  4834.  @shouryasanjeev9284  Nonsense. There is still enough competition to where, if you choose, you can avoid using any product or service of Amazon. This is the benefit of capitalism: It allows for constant innovation and choice through evolving competition
    1
  4835. >Made in China Save up a bit more instead
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  4836.  @instantcoffee30  Right, that's what I was assuming. They definitely play it up to justify the fandom
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  4837. The interior also has those brake/taillight indicators placed above the rear window so you see them in the rearview mirror. Similar placement to Parktronic in MB.
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  4838. Ha, Nissan effed it up now! The 2012 front end is much nicer!
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  4839. 3:37 Yes, this is even what Obama said he believed. That's how far the Overton window shifted
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  4840. That's actually hilarious.
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  4841. I am not ashamed to about it: I have looked at importing a Niva to the US before.
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  4842. Even the current K900 is higher quality inside than the Lexus LS. It's styled perfectly to me and blending in is exactly what people who buy them want. Believe it or not, most wealthy people aren't douches like celebrities and don't like to flash their wealth at every chance.
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  4843. 3:13 Nice to see they spent more this time and gave the trunk gas shocks.
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  4844. I'm almost positive the new 3.6L engine is not Chinese. GM only built the 3.4L engine in China for the last generation Equinox.
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  4845. Pulled a Hermann Göring.
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  4846. Fake Noose.
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  4847.  @PsychCaptain  You're missing a major part of the inflation... Massive government programs already pushed through and many more to come
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  4848. It was conveniently only ever bad when Europeans did it! The envy and insecurity of non-whites led them to collectively gang up on us
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  4849. The Stelvio is higher quality and you can get a Stelvio Quadrifoglio for cheaper than the MSRP of these things. Even a base Stelvio has a nicer quality interior.
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  4850. I use stainless lines and ceramic pads on blanks. Good compromise for the average vehicle.
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  4851. They would go full Soylent Green if it meant they could obtain more power
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  4852. The white politicians don't live in these neighborhoods and never have. But they should all be forced to experience it.
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  4853. You must've not paid any attention to it the first time you saw it. But Mob Psycho 100 gets a higher score than GoT... even season 1? You fucking kidding me? No.
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  4854.  @TedwardDrives  In an ideal world, we'd want to strap a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema with a Sigma art lens to your head! Haha. In all seriousness, though, wouldn't that look fantastic?
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  4855. Your father and the fantastic doctors saved you. God is secondary to them.
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  4856. Fire the person who did the subtitles. They're ESL.
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  4857. So wasteful
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  4858.  @cnelsonlv999  Do a better job of disguising yourself, wumao. You are so, so, transparent: Like a Scientologist trying to obfuscate any negative press.
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  4859.  @cnelsonlv999  I guarantee you know what the term means. If by some off chance you don't, then you need to do some serious self reflection on who you are making an effort to shill for. By the way, English expert, you don't even know elementary grammar pertaining to commas between coordinating conjunctions. My English was flawless (you won't find an actual mistake in what I said) yet yours was flawed. To put it mildly: You are a narcissistic supremacist.
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  4860. He claims he burned it. Uh huh. Well, he's at least complicit in relocating/selling it
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  4861. The people who claim this have never watched Trump's act and simply relied on cuts and commentary about him.
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  4862. I think a harder choice would be this or a Caterham.
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  4863. Leftists and moderates genuinely think it's a good trade-off to import their replacement... just so they don't have to leave their house for food
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  4864. I'd prefer a Hilux with much more capability for the same price. If sold in the US
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  4865. Why? Because most wealthy Americans like capable SUVs. Same reason why Jeep has always been so popular and why the Bronco is coming back. Most of the US is still uninhabited. Many people use them for trails and towing but they are just as refined as anything else that price.
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  4866. Best color I've ever seen on an M3.
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  4867. Nothing at all wrong with full blue Loctite for a bit more assurance with risk aversion.
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  4868. Licensing standards need to be strengthened for many countries.
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  4869. To be fair, these were quite high quality but devoid of any modern technology.
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  4870. Sure, but if you can't find something you need that isn't made in China just buy straight from them instead of some reseller.
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  4871. Any type of overreach to reduce the reach of accounts is pure censorship: Just like Peterson advocating for segregating anonymous accounts.
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  4872.  @MrMegatron85  They had quality issues but the 8th gen was much better
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  4873. Suuuuure. Is this all fabricated, too? >https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-_93BVApb58SXL-BCv4rVHL-8GuC2WGb >https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-_93BVApb59FWrLZfdlisi_x7-Ut_-w7 Why spend billions developing the computers, controls, comms, and writing the code when it never happened?
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  4874.  @omarmatin1052  I actually don't think a full setup costs much different than any other V12 they do, haha. But they have several Ferraris with it in their channel: tgsasaki. I was just commenting this because he could probably just get the equal length headers from Sasaki.
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  4875.  @AlterMann57  Nuclear reactors are still the best energy source in existence (when the proper safety protocol is followed with adequate redundancies) and we are soon to have superior fusion power. Deal with it. "Trump is still an asshole" is a meaningless statement. The actions of a leader are what matters. You must be one of the ~35% of Americans who actually approve of Biden if moving a book offends you so greatly
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  4876. Not all have it
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  4877. Hahaha. Trying to close loopholes. That Minecraft library map that has all the banned literature in China may have contributed.
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  4878. Do you know which car is shown at 1:53? Thanks
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  4879. Get a nice used car instead
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  4880. Fokker is a Dutch name, not German
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  4881. Anti-white framing is totally acceptable by Google. Pro-white isn't
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  4882. They removed the iQ badges, just as any owners have some removed
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  4883. It's obvious the poor audio quality is largely due to the room sound and speaker setup causing desync relative to mic placement.
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  4884.  @802Garage  You have now misconstrued both what I said originally and my previous comment. Maybe you can't help but insert your own agenda. No, the statistics do not always support the cause of career decisions to be overwhelmingly societal. Societal influences have recently been observed to be a minority influential variable, yet still have a significant coefficient of determination on average. The point I made (which was absolutely not a red herring) was how those buzzwords summarise her own personal beliefs and therefore charge what she says. The empirical evidence she then presents is not statistically sound to support the claims in any way at all. This itself is "invalidating". I am able to criticize her argument. Trusting a "female" perspective simply because of the sex is sexist. Trust a person based on their merit and presentation of data. I have talked to plenty of women in positions like hers. Degree-holding women with qualifications equal to that of a man are more commonly hired first, despite being a lower proportion of applicants, to fulfill mandated quotas. They are paid the same or more, all else held equal, especially with modern maternal benefits. Businesses rarely risk violating the Equal Pay Act or Title VII. If you consciously make an effort to include more women in the automotive industry, what does that involve exactly? The most we should do is ensure opportunities are provided for interest in all industries. Women are not forcefully excluded from the industry based on their gender alone, otherwise we'd have many more successful lawsuits. They now have just as many opportunities to become interested assuming their free will is intact. Cars are in almost all households. The internet has changed information dissemination. The choices of interest in industries like these begin at very young ages and trying to raise children with no gender bias fails for a reason. And as for the jokes: They are jokes. Everyone should be supportive of others' choice of interest. Doesn't matter if a male is struggling being in an industry or vice versa.
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  4885.  @802Garage  I never had the intention of debating her arguments in a comment. It was criticism. This was made abundantly clear. What you don't seem to understand is how pointless white knighting for other groups is when things like chauvinistic behavior are biologically engrained in males (just as females are effected biologically) and these differences in genders have been documented since antiquity. It will always exist in some form from those not taught better at a young age. I never claimed any of this hasn't happened. It is simply way overinflated. Yes, Title VII and the EPA is relevant for obvious reasons. This chain is turning into a circle so I stand by my statements previously.
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  4886. Nothing but improvement here. This is the best car they make. No RS will improve on this. Not in daily drivability or overall enjoyment. Will probably have a PDK.
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  4887. Old myths repeated here. Chrysler had no say in the engineering of the W220. At all. Only on the mid-cycle refresh. It was completed by the early half of 1998. Reducing its size was also primarily to meet efficiency goals. It needed to have the lowest drag coefficient and frontal area in its class.
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  4888. Nice seeing a Tuscan. Love to own one.
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  4889. ​ @Symphoniics Tired, overused, and stale? You must be referring to commoditized EVs attempting to emulate the sensations of something they aren't.
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  4890. ​ @theyarmgambletyg925 You seem insecure. Though in 2024 stating your unfiltered observation does indeed seem to be somewhat rebellious.
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  4891. ​ @JackFromWyoming  Oh, yeah, voting for a family of career politicians just as deep in the swamp as any other is really going to show them!
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  4892. In a perfect world this would disgust a nation. But hiring a millionaire lobbyist with taxpayers' money and then banging her is just brushed off by the government
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  4893. Founded by [Levin] and [Greenberg] of course
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  4894. Seems officer had the draw on him slightly before the shotgun was moved in his direction. Probably drew as soon as they noticed it. The question is if they fired upon noticing or only fired upon the motioning
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  4895. Australian government ruthlessly defending criminals while the police are too busy pursuing anti-criminal activists and people who don't want mass migration. Par for course
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  4896. Tesla will eventually adapt a HUD or be left in the dust
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  4897. Hmm. Conservative designs like the S-Class age the least to me. The Mark 6 Golf is also conservative.
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  4898.  @kimberlycornelius7911  No double standards. Either everyone gets pardoned or the law gets applied under one standard
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  4899. And Buick the GL8.
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  4900.  @cra_55  Yes, moron, because .1337 m is "much" wider and it's definitely not because American roads are wider.
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  4901. They're only officially saying that Wuhan lied so they can pin all blame on that local government. The totalitarianist state won't admit to a single thing.
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  4902. Wonder how deep into the jungle they have to go to discover decent items. Archaeological vids are the best
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  4903. Overstyled and boring. Losing the fake "macho" vents on the corners would do wonders.
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  4904. First manual was an 8th gen Civic Si in 2007.
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  4905.  @TedwardDrives  I hate what the Si has become. An NA K20 or K24 belongs in the Civic Si! They had more potential.
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  4906.  @frozenpete788  Yes, but timing chains are standard maintenance. Makes it all the more impressive.
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  4907. >Shitposting >The early signs of civilization-ending inflation I wonder which one I'd rather have?
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  4908. Comment section seems to have attracted many sci-fi wankers who think they know a million ways to improve it
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  4909. "Nnawuchi" What a name. Surely this is just another coincidence
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  4910. Sure, but overall drag inhibits the vehicle at an exponential rate when you add velocity into the formula. Some of the drag on the S2 front and rear is downforce and not wasted. I think saying that it's effectively bigger is an oversimplification.
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  4911.  @RyanRoadReaper  Yeah, they've been underrated historically because of servere misunderstandings and myths about cost-cutting, etc., which wasn't the case. It was too much risk-taking with new material chemistries and processes that gave them issues like trim breaking and corrosion issues in cold climates. Mechanically the most reliable one (not the V12s).
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  4912. Nice exposé of Bill
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  4913.  @lanzer22  Absolute false dichotomy here. There is a massive middle ground between what it has standard and carbon ceramics.
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  4914. The state in an authoritarian (communist or otherwise) society must keep the government afloat through means no different than a free market capitalist society. They simply keep it for the state's prosperity above all. The infighting and cannibalism of such systems could equally be represented by the show.
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  4915. "Muh straight lines n' sheeeeit"
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  4916. We never found out how it was being stored all that time
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  4917. Any vehicle from some shady used car lot could have been improperly maintained...
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  4918. Hey, you're in Japan. Get a famous Japanese car
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  4919.  @odessawild7798  Yes, that's the classic argument. However, YouTube is close to the definition of a public forum like Facebook or Twitter so it may change soon.
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  4920.  @odessawild7798  Of course it is an argument. It is also part of the Bill of Rights. All have been able to do what they want with their own platform. You didn't even address what I said. The sites may be recognized as a public forum and therefore may have to change.
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  4921. ...to an institution.
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  4922. This or the Rezvani choices?
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  4923. You can't be serious. The US government's politics are very divisive and corrupt thanks to the two party system.
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  4924. The capacitive touch panel invoked my gag reflex! Aaaaaaa
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  4925. Hey, that's what they were made for
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  4926. This dogma is out of control
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  4927. Amateur engineering
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  4928. You can feel the fun through the video.
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  4929. The fuck cares about Reddit anyway?
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  4930. A jacko Lemon law. Meet the conditions and do it. I did before.
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  4931.  @MarkRijckenberg  Riiiight. Believing this is almost as ridiculous as believing that bleach ingestion is a decent idea...
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  4932.  @rideroll9609  The power of the past now.
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  4933. I'm assuming you are visiting/have visited Ed Bolian again. He's in a nice area.
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  4934. It's also quite a valuable lesson in generally avoiding early model year vehicles (especially of this calibre).
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  4935. It's a very creative solution.
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  4936. Impressive Chaika find
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  4937. Not a real GTR but interesting build
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  4938. With the Bronco and Defender soon out Jeep will finally be highly pressured. If Defender is priced the same, people will flock to the Land Rover brand. If the Bronco undercuts it, Jeep will be lowering production and pricing.
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  4939.  @awesomedude15cool  Wrong. Airmatic struts actually have just as many "moving parts" than traditional shocks. If you count the air compressor and valves then only a few more. They are extremely easy to repair and replace and they do last just as long as traditional shocks and springs (about 90-120k miles when those fail). Maintenance negligence by some people (e.g., not replacing the air compressor's filter and letting it overwork) is not counted.
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  4940.  @carandmmaguru  The W220 AMG models (and S600) had ABC standard. Not the other variants.
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  4941.  @thatmatty231guy  Of course the ABC struts and entire system can be removed: You just can't replace it with a traditional shock/coil suspension. This is because ABC cars don't have sway bars and links and their associated mounting points (the auto compensating hydropneumatic setup doesn't need them) or the ability to attach them without considerable modification. Airmatic cars do have them and that allows for simple conversion.
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  4942. BEAUTIFUL spec and expected nothing less from McLaren's execution.
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  4943. All going to plan. The left will get their new, invasive, Democrat voters.
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  4944. And yet I'd rather have a Cayman over a 911 and an RC-F over an LC. Why? More fun and cheaper.
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  4945.  Ackj 375718  Not sure what you're trying to say here.
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  4946. It's ridiculous! Even when Honda's own transmission designs are failures, they somehow manage to screw up suppliers' transmissions as well!!! Won a lemon law case against my 2012 and memories of American Honda's deceptive moves in the whole process were brought back to me. They won't change.
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  4947. Just when you thought interior haptics in Ferraris couldn't get any worse. They take away the great manuals just to mimic its "aesthetic" later on, and they replace satisfying buttons with capacitive ones. The hardware also isn't sufficient enough for fluid transitions between infotainment modes (stutters). Great design I suppose...
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  4948. Extremists are nutjobs on both sides. Don't be a partisan hack.
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  4949.  @06hatter  Lowest IQ reply I've had in a while.
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  4950. SuperHollowfied Well, the updated CT6 is basically ready as well. The XT4 won't be a groundbreaking vehicle.
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  4951. It is that way with any flat plane design. Look at NA Ferrari torque figures.
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  4952.  @midnight8341  So much sanctimony. Never accidentally kept your caps locks on? Of course you have.
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  4953. NieCola The look of the steering means shit-diddly. It's made for comfort and is high quality.
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  4954.  @wind016  Uh, no. S-Class has always been the best product. The 223 is the worst of all, though
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  4955. Brushed nickel? Maybe if it was a building. Matte dark wood would be fine.
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  4956. What also just happened is the anti-native UK government just forced Apple to remove end-to-end encryption on their devices to remove privacy. Almost certainly to prevent natives from talking about the truth without being scared of punishment
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  4957. Fireball is clearly referring to combustion which is, you know, a normal function of the engine.
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  4958.  @leviathan5207  It's not like they had to replace all 6 injectors. The average injector usually lasts the life of the vehicle with proper care. Whoever did the work just insisted on replacing them all while they were in there, I suppose.
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  4959. Their light switch brains automatically label all right wingers as Israel supporters. Feeble
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  4960. @Dave WA https://youtu.be/AwFTZawOc9k
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  4961. Bald is giving it up for rabbi duties!
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  4962. Even 300 bhp in a 911 is more than enough for public roads
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  4963. If I wanted this type of thing and didn't own an oil company I'd be on a list for the Hummer SUV
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  4964. .22 Coefficient of drag ties the A-Class sedan as best Cd on the market.
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  4965. I love it. Think they both aged great
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  4966.  @TheHenranMan  I'm assuming my reply that had evidence of his dementia was shadow removed. I can see it but you never acknowledged it.
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  4967.  @TheHenranMan  I'll put the quote from the reply (from last October's debate) back in and you tell me exactly what Biden is trying to say. Won't find incoherent nonsense like this from Trump: Linsey Davis: Mr. Vice President, I want to talk to you about inequality in schools and race. In a conversation about how to deal with segregation in schools back in 1975, you told a reporter, “I don’t feel responsible for the sins of my father and grandfather. I feel responsible for what the situation is today, for the sins of my own generation, and I’ll be damned if I feel responsible to pay for what happened 300 years ago.” You said that some 40 years ago, but as you stand here tonight, what responsibility do you think that Americans need to take to repair the legacy of slavery in our country? Joe Biden: Well, they have to deal with the … Look, there is institutional segregation in this country. And from the time I got involved, I started dealing with that. Redlining, banks, making sure that we are in a position where— Look, we talk about education. I propose that what we take is those very poor schools, the Title 1 schools, triple the amount of money we spend from $15 to $45 billion a year. Give every single teacher a raise to the equal of … A raise of getting out of the $60,000 level. No. 2, make sure that we bring in to the help with the stud—the teachers deal with the problems that come from home. The problems that come from home, we need… We have one school psychologist for every 1,500 kids in America today. It’s crazy. The teachers are required—I’m married to a teacher. My deceased wife is a teacher. They have every problem coming to them. Make sure that every single child does, in fact, have three, four, and five-year-olds go to school. School! Not day care, school. We bring social workers into homes of parents to help them deal with how to raise their children. It’s not that they don’t want to help. They don’t know what— They don’t know what quite what to do. Play the radio. Make sure the television—excuse me, make sure you have the record player on at night. The phone—make sure the kids hear words. A kid coming from a very poor school—er, a very poor background will hear 4 million words fewer spoken by the time they get there. Davis: Thank you, Mr. Vice President. Biden: No, I’m going to go like the rest of them do, twice over, OK? Because here’s the deal. The deal is that we’ve got this a little backwards. And by the way, in Venezuela, we should be allowing people to come here from Venezuela. I know Maduro. I’ve confronted Maduro. No. 2, you talk about the need to do something in Latin America. I’m the guy that came up with $740 million to see to it those three countries, in fact, change their system so people don’t have to chance to leave. You’re all acting like we just discovered this yesterday! Thank you very much.
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  4968.  @TheHenranMan  You didn't acknowledge anything in your reply because you never replied after that comment. It clearly isn't able to be seen. You also did not attempt to explain what Biden was trying to say in the quote I just provided. "The premises of your argument do not support the conclusion." Biden's incoherence want the only basis of my argument. The content of his incoherent ramblings matters. He is often confused about where he is, he is confused and forgetful about the people he's with, and he makes references to items as if his mind is reverting to a different time than now (e.g., record players). The conclusion I made is actually that he's had signs of onset dementia for about a year now.
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  4969.  @TheHenranMan  I have attached links in two comments that have 3 or 4 in each one. Some channels simply don't allow links. Yeah, nice try with Biden's doctor. It isn't credible like completely independent assessments. The left insisted Trump was not mentally "right" for several years and you know who "vetted" Trump? His personal doctor: And he gave the same "conclusive" results that Biden's doctor gave. You shouldn't trust politically motivated doctors to give accurate assessments. Also, Biden's doctor was specifically addressing long term effects of his few aneurysms he had many years ago. The video evidence is there. You can see VAST differences in Biden's coherence, motor skills, and gaffes in 2016 compared to 2019 and 2020. That is no coincidence. I do not see the same decline with Trump. He has stayed the same goofy person. Yes, I meant to say onset dementia originally. There are plenty of comments I've made here and elsewhere stating, specifically, "onset dementia". If he actually had fully developed dementia he obviously wouldn't be able to do what he's doing now. However, of the Mayo Clinic symptoms of dementia that I listed in a suppressed comment, Biden shows at least half of them.
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  4970.  @TheHenranMan  Not at all. I think YouTube simply doesn't allow links on any monetized videos.
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  4971. Knew you would cover this special place eventually
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  4972. Hate to break it to you, but the man who ordered nuclear bombs be dropped on Japan was an elected President who was removed from power with a subsequent election
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  4973. Love the interactive history lessons very much
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  4974. And the Civic display.
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  4975. Solid state watches are still able to be far more reliable with nothing more than battery changes. Those old mechanical types were far more expensive adjusted for inflation
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  4976. To me, the 599 and the 612 Scaglietti have much better designs than the 550 or 575. A manual 599 is the pinnacle of FR Ferraris to me which is why I wish they made more. Quad round taillights are just as traditional on a Ferrari as the dual round taillights, btw. I love the conservative design. I'd contend that the hood/bonnet intake on the 550 is more yucky than anything on this car (like the buttresses).
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  4977. You should link the coilover kit.
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  4978. Yet even Reddit will continue to be a breeding ground for violent Antifa and Marxists and they just pretend it doesn't happen.
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  4979. No! Don't drive up prices for the Selectrics! Haha
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  4980.  @kitsune735  I'd rather use current XPS. They've improved.
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  4981. Aww, it's almost like the entire DNC didn't possibly admit to not conceding to Trump regardless of margin. Oh, wait, that's exactly what they did!
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  4982. ​ @fitprotunes Let's hear these flaws and ideological motives. Or are you just seething because you yourself have motives?
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  4983. @Jonathan A CVTs have inherent reliability issues long-term. It's a cost-cutting measure and nothing more. If you think it's anything else you're falling for marketing BS
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  4984. They continue to prove that "refugees", "immigrants" and "diversity" are just dog whistles for non-white
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  4985. I thought the iX had the best EV interior ever since I saw the first photos
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  4986. He can't keep getting away with it!
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  4987. And he still messed up with the teleprompter.
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  4988.  @sadmore1961  Wrong. He reads the teleprompter near flawlessly. Biden in 2016 vs. Biden today is a laughable comparison. Try again.
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  4989.  Marcus  Oh, we've watched plenty of them. The transcripts are out there. Biden started to show remarkable signs of decline in 2019 and the transcript for his October debate is hilarious. He has onset dementia. His "doctor" being so defensive about it may also show some attempt at concealment.
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  4990. If the George Floyd death was anything close to this then all the backlash would've been justified
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  4991. Tesla Motors in 2011 was not profitable. And they weren't for years after the Model S first delivered
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  4992. ​ @sjc5411 Yes, deport them. Deport them right back to their native lands. Seems like you need to go back too.
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  4993. There are a few "African restaurants" around majority black areas in US cities. Hilariously bad
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  4994.  @--LZ---  No need. You don't need anything more than stock or a very mild tune on US public roads
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  4995. It's not a quality issue, dolt. It's home rule by Japanese domestics. No kei cars are made outside of the country, for one.
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  4996. He's about to perform a hole in one soon. And the hole is death.
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  4997. They're hunting people who are sharing or reposting their perfectly rational opinion? And people rioting is supposed to be surprising? That government as it stands is entirely against the native people
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  4998. I have wondered about it for years. Interesting.
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  4999. Bystander should be charged to the maximum extent possible
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  5000.  @pancake5830  The design is largely superficial, yes
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  5001. Uhh, because good physical gauges are actually better to look at and more usable than an LCD display? And, in the future when displays get dirt cheap, physical gauges will be seen as a luxury.
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  5002.  @RCDiaz-Balart  I disagree. The M340i is ambiguous and not fun to drive. There is little engagement.
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  5003. As another said: Not an open borders problem but one of only certain groups. The US was almost entirely European immigration prior to 1965's Hart Cellar
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  5004. Psshs. Uncultured cretins. Eating at this restaurant without a full suit and tie.
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  5005. A white guy in Afghanistan going to gun shops. Nothing suspicious at all
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  5006. Reflective dash is definitely a deal-breaker for me in any car
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  5007. The best Christmas present!
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  5008. HOW did the officers go inside of the house? Could've just not answered the door
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  5009. Elon is busy banning men like Ye for posting religious iconography
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  5010. Never buy early versions of a product. Simple as.
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  5011. He's going to come in having permanently-affixed binoculars attached to his face.
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  5012. This is what happens when they can't make a financial case for a coupe.
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  5013. Better than looking at the same old boring colors.
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  5014. Have always loved these
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  5015. 23:55 Tim, the C6 wasn't the first ZR1.
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  5016.  @zachg9065  The one auctioned at Barrett was made before Jay's. Jay can claim he has the first one, but both are #1 VIN cars. His is really the second production car.
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  5017. Mechanically, they are very similar.
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  5018. Most will never go back willingly
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  5019. Such a pretentious and contemptuous prick. Take one look at this man's Twitter.
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  5020. The side profile is vomit-inducing.
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  5021. Still best in class.
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  5022. The stickers are so bad
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  5023. 13% includes both male and female. It's really closer to half of that doing about 60% of violent crime. Aaaand let's not forget all the mixed people falsely categorized as white to skew the data
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  5024. Those goddamn Mongorians rack a rot of disciprinnnnnn!!!
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  5025. Not Real Nationality is a false equivalency to race. Won't ever convince the tribalistic people in SA that, however.
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  5026. I'm sure there are dozens more left.
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  5027. I was always after the LS400 until I found myself a 2000 GS400 Platinum (only sold in a few markets). I've had it for 5 years and a few months and never seen another one in the US. Only the GS300 version.
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  5028. Inclusivity, as you said, and multiculturalism are not a strength of the US. It has only caused instability and decline. Tribal behavior among more genetically distant groups of people, or any animal, is not going away. The difference is the Chinese are unable to respect other cultures while simultaneously practicing their version of nationalism.
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  5029. You don't get "shifted". You need to ensure what you want is covered and not excluded. Know the limits. You have to read the declarations page in the least.
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  5030.  @MoneyManHolmes  Insurance contracts aren't that complicated.
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  5031. Wow, a rare comment from someone who understands. I personally don't even think it's worth doing a mobile gun with a self-contained battery until we have reliable batteries available that are much more energy dense. Won't be limited by that if it can be plugged in to something
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  5032. You'd get the RC-F if you want a better quality suspension and, well, less of a cushy ride
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  5033.  @maxnix346  Well, there's a reason why it has always been affordable. They cut costs in all non-critical areas.
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  5034. Good use of reliable parts.
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  5035. Too bad most everything else on the car is extremely low quality like all American cars of this period.
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  5036. TVRs from the Wheeler era are timeless
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  5037. Not even close.
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  5038. "Chad" is certainly not just used by incels. Been using that term for years to describe low IQ men (mostly fit) that are also douchebags.
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  5039. ​ @hairydogstail Trump isn't right wing enough to make a difference on the long-term outcome of Europeans being replaced
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  5040.  @gregwilbur5462  "You ain't black."
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  5041.  @gregwilbur5462  Of course you don't know that quote from Joe Biden. Of course, the whole irony behind quoting Biden to you is that you basically just said what Biden did to another commenter.
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  5042.  @oneeyedlair  Right. Because your comments reek of intellectualism. HAHA!!!
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  5043.  @joshuathompson2404  Trump can read words properly and quickly off of a teleprompter. This woman can not even get close: As expected from a corrupted race-baiter.
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  5044. Material choices are better than Rolls-Royce or Bentley in some areas
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  5045.  @ChevyBuddy  On your C5? There will be over time, then. Also depends on whether they were in extreme climate.
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  5046.  @ChevyBuddy  Be honest with yourself about the C5's interior. I have a 2000 C5 with just 45k and a 2000 Lexus GS400 with twice the mileage. It's an absolute embarrassment comparing the C5 to the Lexus. The Lexus interior plastics aimed for nearly the same look yet held up infinitely better. Never a rattle.
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  5047.  @ChevyBuddy  Yeah, I was agreeing with you. I'm just saying it would have been nice if GM had better manufacturing tech or spent more on suppliers.
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  5048. We know that dual injection setups like the EU get are superior for longevity as well so VW not providing that to the US is the deal breaker for me. No thanks. EA888 direct injection engines are not for me.
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  5049.  @siniscalco3  Please be joking
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  5050.  @donaldsalkovick396  It didn't copy anything, sorry. The LS430, maybe a bit more.
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  5051. I'd probably rebuild the injectors if possible because they may be expensive.
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  5052. Kronos Such backwards logic. Such a critical keyboard warrior. Some people choose to have doubles of cars and create their own art gallery/museum. Yes, automotive design is to be admired like art if you know anything about it.
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  5053. Kronos You really want to criticize my grammar? The keyboard warrior strikes again. If you actually knew the grammar, you'd know both as established forms of the word in the English language. Sure, in countries other than the USA they may prefer to use "backward" as an adjective. Should I give a fuck? No. I follow correct grammar. Although when low IQ people like you try to act brilliant in the comments of a video by changing the subject to others' grammar (when their own is abysmal), it's a good sign they're unable to have a genuine conversation.
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  5054. Kronos What a fitting response by the keyboard warrior narcissist.
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  5055. Kronos All I can say is it's a shame humans like you even exist on this Earth. Weasel hiding behind the internet. I had the time to have a genuine conversation but it seems your time isn't worth anything more than ad-hominem attacks for enjoyment.
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  5056. Kronos Wow. I don't want to know how much time you had to put into this sick comment to feed your complex for belittling, but it's quite amusing. Please do continue. Your character is one of immense perverseness. When someone such as myself, who believes I'm no more significant than others, is told something this "enlightening" by a YouTube commenter, it really reinforces the notion of an altruistic world. Bravo. I'm so sorry, Mr. YouTube hero, for interrupting your sacrosanct venting sessions.
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  5057. Kronos Right
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  5058. Roush?
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  5059.  @EricShoots  "Garbage", huh? The weight is a massive concern. M240i is not far off of the M340i. I have driven an M340i. An E39 530i is a far, far, more enjoyable experience on American roads. Modern BMWs have nearly zero steering feel (electric), mediocre brake pedal feel, and are extremely isolated in general. The now discontinued M2 Competition is an exception
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  5060. 19:44 I don't see why the East Germans would care about preserving such material. Even if held, it would not be surprising if some very ideologically opposed individuals within their government destroyed it all discretely.
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  5061. HMG has other product lines to fall back on. Targets, etc. They have been playing it smart.
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  5062. Yes. Many aircraft engines do. You can look at the reasons why. For new engines MB replaced it with "multispark" which is firing a single plug 5 times on ignition. I think the M275 is still being made which has twin spark.
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  5063.  @alf_1779  There are efficiency reasons which justify it and, of course, redudancy for aircraft. MB probably discovered the same efficiency is possible with a single plug with more advanced coding in the ECUs.
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  5064. Jabber 1974 He's comparing price to performance, not necessarily enjoyment.
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  5065. ​ @leiferiksingh Wrong. Charles Kushner was just as objectively guilty as Hunter and neither should be pardoned. Regards from a right-winger
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  5066. It's in DC. The ATC could have been very "diverse"
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  5067.  @MrPhymed  There was another S320 driver in South America who posted on Reddit with close to 800,000 miles on original engine and transmission. I can attest to the mechanical reliability. I have an S430 LWB with all options but distronic. Never selling.
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  5068.  @Audios81  Yes, the earlier V12s are spotty but oil cooling issues are addressed with ease. I have seen one with over 300k miles but it was in for a new short block. M112/113 are indestructible.
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  5069.  @KoreanWizard  Oh, that is a shame. That is the most known flaw with them and was fixed early on. If it made any trip to the dealer (even a decade ago) they were supposed to fix that.
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  5070. The oversized Lexus emblem on the wheel should be embarrassing for them.
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  5071. They will reinstate a caliphate in Europe given the opportunity
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  5072. Subversive remake after remake. Disney is riding the coattails of the creative white men of yesterday because they aren't as capable.
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  5073. Projecting a bit, are we? Many prominent Japanese automotive journos have criticized the alliance. They want the glory days of the 90s back just as much as everyone else but all realize the emissions standards (dev costs going way up and an ICE uncertainty) are crippling the chances. I certainly wouldn't want Honda to use a GM Ecotec engine in an S2000 revival.
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  5074. 9:44 Why wouldn't it come apart? Why don't you start thinking about reducing waste? The motor may fail and replacing the motor would be simple.
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  5075. Most people likely wouldn't travel to the Acura dealership to get one over a Civic Si. I say give the US features offered on the Canadian Civic Si as well
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  5076. Yeah. The Viola SE30 color is very special. I would, however, prefer a color like Verde Artemis from the Murcielago 40th on an STO, I think (if matched with grey wheels).
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  5077. Coming from someone who just said there has been zero cases of this car blowing up with passengers inside...
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  5078. We are not the same.
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  5079.  @SolidSioux1987  Yeah, if they claim they have abandoned it there is a high probability that they have just moved it out of the public spotlight
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  5080. I know you had another LP560 in that color (or the lighter shade) before you left Lamborghini Atlanta. Saw it in 2015. Very fitting for the car.
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  5081. Hmm. That's not true at all.
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  5082. @Johnny Blue I've had experience with all kinds of Ford-era Volvos and they definitely took a step in the wrong direction under Geely Holding (powertrain wise). There isn't a more boring powertrain in the industry right now for what Volvo charges.
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  5083. I'm sure it was for testing or comparing. The date could be a rebuild date?
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  5084. If you get a P2 Volvo it needs to be a V70! But this is a nice alternative
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  5085. You forgot to mention the transitional episode to link the two series!
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  5086. Kaisuke971 BMW plays more fake sound in their products than any other company.
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  5087. YouTube has double standards for whites. They are anti-white.
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  5088.  @ram89572  Age doesn't just magically make a car produce less. It is probably doing just as well as it did when new (save for 91 octane California ethanol fuel which is trash).
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  5089. Kinda disappointed you didn't get to experience it inside the tank.
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  5090. Having a turbo on each bank will silence the noise...
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  5091. Unless they start deporting people who have already become "citizens" in their native land, a true impact won't be made
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  5092. Yuck. Can't stress it enough.
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  5093. There will still be hidden mold spores in that interior until the whole thing is disassembled and cleaned
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  5094. EQS is bloated and the light bar in back needs to go. EQE is a bit better
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  5095.  @notthefather3919  "every single one" No, it doesn't. It means that over 90% of the media and Hollywood has their top positions of power held by Jews. They are less than 3% of the US population!!!
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  5096. All these Chinese "games" are just crypto miners.
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  5097. Definitely the most effective communicators on the channel
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  5098. Meanwhile Buick is doing tremendously well in the Chinese market. One of the most popular brands among the young generation.
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  5099.  @pontiacGXPfan  Buick's China division is one of GM's largest assets regardless.
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  5100. Getting sick of Western shill traitors covering for CCP interests
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  5101. It's really sad for Volvo enthusiasts: There is no more enthusiasm because of these powertrains. I'm a long-time Volvo I5 owner.
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  5102. Only fitting a three letter agency would want to recruit such a man!
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  5103. For $55k and a 2.0L I4 there is no reason not to get a Buick Regal TourX at its pricing. It's even more practical.
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  5104. Nirupam Rajkhanikar Buddhist symbol.
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  5105. "Flag" should always be in quotations too.
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  5106. This is the antithesis of repairability and therefore less environmentally friendly than something like the VW ID assembly (inferior as that product may be on paper, they know how to design for future disassembly)
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  5107. The military supposedly advised in favor of the martial law so it is somewhat of a military coup attempt
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  5108. Kumar Dahal All engineering and manufacturing is done in the UK.
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  5109. The leftist belief in intersectionality is disgusting, unsubstantiated, and pure victim/outrage culture.
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  5110. 8:51 To be fair, thickly bolstered wheels are terrible and I prefer thinner ones with good ergo on any car.
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  5111. That's sadly why many of those Audis were junked. Many general wear items and rubber parts failing nearly simultaneously with time and people not putting money into them. It's a shame but at least now they're more appreciated.
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  5112. Eyy
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  5113. Go to Pizza Huts and take a crap-ton of photos in front of their restaurants and put their pizza in the car.
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  5114. My comment was suppressed on the video. Removed completely for expanding on the twisted logic of one of the points in the "Aesthetics" category.
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  5115. This mentality just keeps leaking everywhere. Yeah, scalpers are probably pissing Ford off with the new Bronco as well. Oh well. Not the company's place to tell people they can't sell their own property.
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  5116. You probably just don't like them because they are ubiquitous
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  5117. Nice to know Rand isn't a sellout.
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  5118. Really deep into the Arnold lore here.
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  5119. The ADL are extremists in relation to traditional American values. Time to ostracize and cancel them!
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  5120. Oh, yes... Only the Romans regularly lied and not every other group in history. Most historians' surviving written history was full of lies to strengthen the power of their government. Writings that didn't were unlikely to survive
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  5121.  @tesla_tap  They will last a million miles or more with minimal maintenance compared to ICE vehicles, and a few new battery packs.
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  5122. The Chinese blatantly lie and have no shame. What's new?
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  5123. Absolute disinformation. A father in law having ties is a false equivalency. Also, stop believing news from lefty Twitter. It's a verifiable fact that all official MAGA hats have been made in the USA.
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  5124. The Chinese elite have no taste
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  5125. You just need a couple thousand a year to do the maintenance yourself.
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  5126. That's one way to be eaten by an alien
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  5127. 七輪 = Earthen charcoal brazier for cooking.
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  5128. Overpriced from BMW yet again.
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  5129. Yeah, but the truth is it just ruined the Cerbera with gaudy wheels and the body kit
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  5130.  @tugrululger1095  New production enthusiast ICE cars will stick around until long after we're dead
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  5131. You gotta make some more boat takes! Love it.
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  5132. Nothing like forgetting to remove your sunglasses in a tunnel.
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  5133. I mean, it is rust.
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  5134.  @davidlegkodukh6969  If you honestly believe what you're saying you need to take a serious look at your ego. You are clueless. You completely avoided admitting it is true and instead pivoted to justifying why it is such.
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  5135.  @davidlegkodukh6969  You're still trying to bargain with your own incompetence. I suggest you actually research how different an S550 is from previous Mustangs, including powertrains and drivetrains.
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  5136. ​ @panamajack203  So many have been converted
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  5137. "Musk has a fascist mindset because he just does, ok!"
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  5138. No love for the Impala?
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  5139. Nasty woman
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  5140. Again, just more proof that being first, second, third, etc., generation immigrants doesn't change genetic predispositions
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  5141. I used to cringe when people would throw around accusations of "FUD", but this is a clear example of it
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  5142. If only the steering wheel was the matching red. Might as well match the headliner too.
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  5143. Realistically, how does this improve upon the Stribog system?
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  5144. Nope.
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  5145. Control the data, control the people
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  5146. ​ @snigie1  Settle down and stop funding your own replacement
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  5147. This doesn't deserve a 1/10 for acceleration. If anything, it's still respectably average for cars.
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  5148. The best time to get out was two years ago...
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  5149. It works.
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  5150. Hyundai and Kia Motors will not be able to surpass Toyota's powertrain and manufacturing prowess anytime soon. The engineering quality of Toyota engines alone is worth a purchase over a Hyundai. Hyundai and Kia are doing better in some interiors. The Kia K900 and Equus, for example, surpass the last Lexus LS but don't quite reach the current one.
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  5151.  @Jkp564  Less NVH is not correlated with better interior quality. I can tell you the top spec LS interior blows the top spec K900 interior out of the water. The top spec K900 may slightly edge out a base LS interior. And, why do you think they have less depreciation? Hyundai/Kia engines are fine and last very long under the best circumstances. Direct-injection-only presents a long term issue with them and is one of many that reduces longevity compared to a Toyota engine. I'm not even mentioning Lexus engines, which use the best engine manufacturing technology in the industry to prevent minor defects.
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  5152.  @Jkp564  And, once again, a fully optioned LS has a better interior quality than a fully optioned K900. I'm not saying the K900 has a bad interior. It's great. I have analyzed both. Yes, it is an objective truth in the automotive industry that Toyota has the best powertrain and manufacturing quality (tightest tolerances, best standards, best manufacturing tech, etc.). Argue all you want. Won't change the truth. Hyundai Group may also have their own steel company which helps lower the price of their products, but Toyota also has Denso that produces just about everything else. Doesn't have anything to do with manufacturing standards.
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  5153.  @Jkp564  You can't even speak English properly and you wouldn't make any sense even if you did. I stated an objective fact that a man child (you) on the internet doesn't know, yet is common knowledge to auto industry insiders, and you go on a white knight crusade against me. Laughable. I even admitted that a fully optioned K900 edges out a base LS in interior materials and value; I'd even say it's better than a base 7-Series interior wise. Time for you to own your BS and actually research what a fully optioned LS has.
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  5154. This TikTok humor is terrible. Sive, how can you like some of this?
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  5155. Congrats man!
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  5156. @Nicholas Rodriguez Yes. It absolutely does. The whole point of the project (and old LSAT) is to develop the new CT round and spend the money on the infrastructure which will offset future production costs and lighten loads for decades.
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  5157. @Nicholas Rodriguez Riiiight. Feel insecure about my response which basically dismantled your uninformed BS? Maybe that's why you liked your own comment within seconds (I saw it).
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  5158. @Nicholas Rodriguez You are an ignoramus. Of course the Army specified the 6.8 mm round. Textron is using previously researched tech with the LSAT program and this type of plastic isn't exactly difficult to produce. Once again, it is a present-day investment for future benefits: Real elementary economics here. Go back to school. It brings other minor associated benefits as well such as the prevention of enemy troops from reusing ammo as easily.
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  5159. @Nicholas Rodriguez If you're above the age of 16 I would be surprised. I've talked to actual children who can hold more mature conversation. And you're so insecure you keep boosting your own comments with seconds. Laughable.
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  5160. @Nicholas Rodriguez You never even had an argument. You immediately shifted to ad hominems and cutting off my head to stand taller. As children do. If you want to talk about why the government wouldn't ever front the money for such an investment: I'll direct you to the F-35 program. Or basically anything else that promises future cost reduction. Other people reading this: Now scroll back and witness an insecure manchild write short insults while I actually explain my position.
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  5161. Aaaand add another specimen to the list of what many women become without a family to fill the hole in their lives
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  5162.  @Shenzhou.  Its not the Chinese economy that will collapse, it's the CCP that will collapse. Of course when that happens (and it will in our lifetimes) then, yes, the economy will be hit hard but recover greatly with a governance like the ROC.
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  5163.  @Shenzhou.  Are you really this bad at understand context (or anything)? You honestly think I'm suggesting to replace the CCP with an ROC-style government circa the 1940s? What? I'm clearly talking about the more free and democratic power that the ROC (Taiwan) is today.
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  5164.  @Shenzhou.  I shouldn't have to elaborate with the context. Who could possibly mistake that for meaning the ROC before they moved to Taiwan? Good God. Typical CPC sympathizer. Enjoy authoritarianism. Fights between idiotic politicians that are made public is better than group-think bureaucracy and infighting that is kept out of the public eye. Use your brain.
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  5165.  @Shenzhou.  Nice false equivalency between authoritarianism and economic prosperity. You can try to justify it all you want but there is overwhelming evidence of authoritarian injustice to basic human rights and ruthless corruption. There is no true system of checks and balances and the government can't be easily challenged by its largest checks and balances: Its people. Now I'll refer back to my previous comments. The topic here is the future of the CPC (and they have none under the current communist authoritarianism guise).
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  5166.  @Shenzhou.  I'm convinced you don't even read comments and have a page where you have prewritten justifications for total authoritarianism. If you actually read my last comment, your reply wouldn't be another economic justification. You are a goon of the CPC at this point and just another piece of human garbage.
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  5167.  @Shenzhou.  I have systematically unraveled your ridiculous logic only a delusional member of the CPC would support. There is no fact in your comments and linking unrelated and off-topic, erroneous, "sources" is not evidence of anything. It continues to be a false equivalency. Now allow me to use your own logic. The U.S., under a constitutional republic with democratic power, put a man on the moon in 1969 and kick-started the path to modern computers at the same time. Japan, South Korea, the United States, and most all of Europe are economic powerhouses responsible for the vast majority of the global economy and China would collapse without them. They all have democracy deeply embedded into their governments. <Insert link to article or video showing a great achievement of aforementioned countries here>. You are an utter buffoon.
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  5168.  @Shenzhou.  Oh, the irony. You're either not understanding what I'm writing or you're just biased to such an extent that the brainwashing will never leave you. You continue with the very behavior I described before. Putting a satellite in orbit and putting a man on a satellite into orbit pales so greatly in comparison to succeeding in a lunar landing in 1969 that it's like doing simple addition versus linear algebra. Of course, our country did have a satellite in orbit and a man in space very shortly afterwards. They wanted to wait for the safety systems to be more tested than Soviets did, for one. By all means, keep naming examples. Laughable. China will be lucky to put a man on the moon a half century after the U.S. And, once again, without the United States, China's economy would *crumble*.
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  5169.  @Shenzhou.  The CPC will do anything as long as their goons think they are better off. The fact remains. China's economy would fall to pieces without the U.S. Here you go again linking "sources" as if it adds some sort of certainty to your opinions. I'm well aware of the space program in China and what has happened. NASA didn't abandon lunar missions afterwards. They did everything they could with the technology available. Everything. Just keep continuing to belittle non-authoritarian governments and preach your revisionist versions of history to make authoritarianism look great, but that's what state-run Chinese propaganda already does and there's plenty of that out there. And, by the way, plenty of other European countries have contributed for decades in aerospace and hosting companies acting as suppliers. The U.S.A has historically been a magnet for astrophysicists, propulsion engineers, rocket designers, and everything else related, largely due to the early Apollo programs which kick-started the talent and companies coinciding. You know, it's a country-specific specialization: Kind of like how people under authoritarian China have to bow to the CPC's corrupt ways. Enjoy your neo-Maoism. People who care about human rights and personal freedoms do not.
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  5170. It's an amateur mistake to not sell the Land Cruiser in the US. Indeed
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  5171. B Aaand you haven't been there? Right? Of course you haven't. Only the progressive liberal controlled cities are cancerous.
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  5172. Reliability is good with the manual. It's the parts costs that get you.
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  5173. Just like how YouTube will promote anti-white video titles and suppress pro-white ones, they do the same for comments. Pro-white comments are clearly detected by AI and deleted
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  5174. As an American, I only know Blackpool for TVR and the tower
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  5175.  @smelltheglove2038  Who is saying the same things as Kanye? People 1/1000 the net worth? Can't really compare many to him
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  5176. He wuz a good boy. Sheeeeeeeit.
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  5177. Bring back cheap body-on-frame trucks!
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  5178. Dystopian and depressing interior design. Needs much work.
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  5179. A great and mechanically simple drivers' car. Something Porsche doesn't have anymore.
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  5180.  @landrewmackinnon4888  Your moral superiority is disgusting. You are not better than the people who own the trucks. These are not worse for the environment than a European semi, like a Scania. Without diesel trucks you would starve in today's world. I suggest you research just how much of ground transportation is done by such trucks. Apart from the luxury side, Ram 2500s and 3500s are heavily used in maintenance and construction because of great payload, towing, and off-roading abilities.
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  5181.  @landrewmackinnon4888  Too bad battery technology has not yet reached the ability to replace diesel trucks and won't for a few decades. Energy density is very crucial here.
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  5182. Having the American HQ for the Italian company as far away from Italy as possible, in California, probably didn't help much
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  5183. I keep saying this but you need upgraded microphones. They shouldn't clip like that when firing. The quality is also like an average smartphone.
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  5184. I definitely wouldn't have chanced a 3/5 hahaha
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  5185. ​ @GoClimbARockEh Internal safety testing isn't biased at all!
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  5186. Net neutrality must be upheld! Don't let them get away with this! Cloudflare even hijacked their domain to commit libel
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  5187. One of the most enjoyable videos in a long time for its uniqueness.
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  5188. Probably deserves to go on main channel
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  5189. It might be beautiful but FWD Alfas make me sad
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  5190.  @SDav21  Again, I don't think it's a mess. It's simply a touch pad like any laptop but more intuitive. Go and actually use one.
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  5191.  @SDav21  Well, there are plenty of reviewers on YouTube that agree with me and end up liking it after actually using it. You know exactly where to touch through feel it and you don't need to scroll with a rotary knob to get to what you want. I prefer that. Rotary knobs for displays are actually a step behind, to me, and they've been used for over 22 years now. The UI is a different story. The pad is mutually exclusive from the UI. They do need to update the software but I stand by my point.
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  5192.  rockn roll  Absolutely disagree. It is just as safe to use a pad like this because you don't need to take your eyes off the road. Where are you getting this from?
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  5193.  rockn roll  Go ahead, provide any source explaining why it's less safe. The truth is you're just a charlatan typing away without ever having used and adjusted to one. The pad corresponds to where apps on the display are. It is basically the same idea except the pad allows you to write letters instead of looking at the display and scrolling through them. I would say this type is safer if applied correctly. Sadly, the Lexus interface needs some updates.
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  5194.  rockn roll  Any more straw man arguments?
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  5195.  rockn roll  Total non sequitur. You should call a Lexus branch and ask them why they have the highest brand loyalty and CLV of any luxury brand.
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  5196.  rockn roll  No... actually it isn't even close. Hahaha! That all you have? A straw man, a non sequitur, and then a "no u"?
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  5197.  @Daschickenify  On modern ones, sure. As with any LED headlights. I just picked up a set of brand new OEM xenon headlights for $500, though.
    1
  5198. Such a better driving car than any 3 made today. Yes, I'd take it over a current M3. Wheels look great
    1
  5199. The types of people who flee their native lands' problems, instead of persevering and trying to fix them with their countrymen, are not the type of people successful countries should allow in. It's parasitic. Allowing them in also encourages the risk-taking shown in this trip. Notice how they will risk their lives doing this but not to make a change in their homeland...
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  5200. Even the most famous tourist areas in France have been terrible for years because of how many non-French migrants loiter in the areas to scam you. In your pathway, on the sidewalks, in the metro stations, and I've seen them try to sell alcohol to children
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  5201. Hard to tell how extensive the collection is until you see this.
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  5202. It's called closing the border entirely and preventing any unlawful entry
    1
  5203. Sadly, Maserati continues to be extremely slow to improve anything.
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  5204. Actually a genius move. Proving camera quality matters so little compared to content
    1
  5205. 3:00 Control arm and half shaft? Yeaahhh. I'm betting the diff is destroyed too.
    1
  5206. Would've been more impressive if they based this on the Z06
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  5207. 11:45 It's because the original ball joints weren't strong enough
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  5208.  @abrunosON  I'd rather support Apple and day than have a product from Lenovo: A company with deep ties to Beijing.
    1
  5209. This is very mediocre and the BYD Shark was obviously mediocre. Deal with it
    1
  5210. Not happy about Netflix getting rights to these series. Knowing them, they will overreach and eventually force western political messages into the Japanese studios
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  5211. Nice cover story. Can't get out this easily as a CCP double agent. Haha. Seriously damn man.
    1
  5212. I actually prefer turning a key myself.
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  5213. The people shilling for them haven't forgotten. They're just hoping to get some investment returns
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  5214. Red or white wine?
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  5215.  @anurag2009  I know...
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  5216. The interior design itself is just a bit unfortunate for such a cutting edge luxury vehicle
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  5217. If that asshole in the first video assaulting the woman in the car had a gun drawn on him I doubt they'd ever instigate shit again.
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  5218. 2/10 for acceleration under 7 seconds? I don't think so.
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  5219.  @bologna3048  He's definitely deceiving many.
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  5220. Absolute click bait and a disappointing stunt from Volvo. They've disappointed most of their customers since coming under Chinese ownership. 2 years of using a car is not getting a new car. Not even close.
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  5221. Cadillac adopts another shitty numeric system on top of their alphanumeric system. Meanwhile, Lincoln is slaying them with actual names. Get a grip, Cadillac marketing.
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  5222. Dental care was much worse back then. Hygiene was not as prominent. Teeth from the time show it. They did not have better teeth than is able to be achieved in 1st world countries today. Hell, most of them didn't even have mirrors. Your idea of good dental hygiene must have very low standards.
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  5223. 11:45 That's just BS. Design-wise, sure. But the interior materials and quality was great. They hold up better than most cars do today.
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  5224. You can get a new Charger Scat Pack for just about the same price. Nice quality/driving hatchback or a rental car with the 392?
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  5225. Exactly.
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  5226. @Xiaodong Zheng Late to the party, eh? Yeah, I get it, you are from China and think it's acceptable. Get in the back of the line.
    1
  5227. Just wait for the government regulation to kick in as soon as the average people owning these accelerate a bit hard into buildings...
    1
  5228. Wow, such an own! Except it isn't. White nationalists just want their own territory and people like Peterson won't be forced to go...
    1
  5229. Would weight sensors in the seats and floors not be cheaper than a millimeter wave radar system? Movement can easily be detected with weight sensors. Seems like a huge investment in chasing a small percentage increase in efficacy. Also a cheap image sensor setup using AI would aid in detection with the weight sensors
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  5230. It has been about 6 years now.
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  5231. Because Ferrari gave in to emissions standards despite NA engine making a more enjoyable car
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  5232. I would have thought to put it in a Lotus, Caterham, or Ariel. But this will do.
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  5233. Le reddit silver member It's not the shocks that causes the bounciness and horrible ride. It's the massive coil springs which are crazy stiff and thick to take hits for a longer service life.
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  5234. Joshua Weickum Well, they sold the rights to the Chinese and use Oshkosh now which is much better.
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  5235. Interior is repulsive with that display. Also, Ford testing has only achieved 60 in about 5.8 seconds at the quickest.
    1
  5236. Haha. Please be joking. It's a business with customers who absolutely wouldn't accept an immediate switch to BEV. They will cover ICE segments for a while
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  5237. Come back in a few years. They said the same about Tesla in 2008-2009. Lucid is in an even better position from a product standpoint
    1
  5238. Imagine the smell
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  5239. Or, you know, they just sit peacefully on the grass because they're white men who don't resist arrest and fight back against the police. That group has never called themselves "white supremacists" as far as I know. Don't fear the government when you do nothing wrong
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  5240. They do. It's called the Land Cruiser and Land Cruiser Prado. They seem to think westerners don't like them... because, well, most buy for the brand image.
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  5241.  @Heizenberg-c3d  Generalizations of American cars never go away it seems
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  5242. If you don't speak English in the United States you should be deported If you touch a gun while the police are pointing a gun at you then you are too stupid to be in the country as well
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  5243. Truly the most comfortable seats made.
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  5244. Would never buy it just because of the engine. It's an Acura. Give it a turbo V6.
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  5245.  @savagegeese  Oh I agree. I just think they could design new 3.0L TT V6 scaled as an option on the RDX and standard on the MDX (or at least the supposed upcoming detuned 3.5L TT).
    1
  5246. I don't see these depreciating much ever.
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  5247. No sane person EVER uses stop-leak.
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  5248. Well, currently, the car just tells you every single thing wrong with it
    1
  5249. Deserves to be in the main channel. "Teenagers" and "young people" need their own secluded area in the country
    1
  5250. Turbine engine cars not ever being realized through mass production is sad but they can undoubtedly be done with manufacturing tech being so advanced now
    1
  5251. There is no d in the letter z.
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  5252. Yeah, I would probably just buy an identical Clio and do some fun work on it yourself.
    1
  5253. I Finn Extremely biased comments.
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  5254. Pausing a ban on Wechat and Tiktok in the military is wreckless.
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  5255. Vote harder, right?
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  5256. I think the Ukrainian people are wonderful
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  5257. ​ @JenGM24  EVs are less likely to need major maintenance, but all of them will eventually. The problem is that they're not made with ease of repairability in mind at all: The total opposite, in fact.
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  5258. I won't lie. I was surprised this came through.
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  5259. Tires make the car. No doubt.
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  5260. You can keep everything as is. YouTube needs to be sued into oblivion to prevent the disproportionate over-reach of claims (esp. for fair use), first of all. Secondly, that is YOUR property, period. There was no contractual obligation for anything. The only reason this bullshit is going to court is because this company truly believes they can bypass the law with enough money into an attorney. They have no case, but they'll try to twist it around with their big-time lawyers.
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  5261.  @K03sport  I'm betting on the turbo FA20 too.
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  5262. Pedal box is tiny in this car. If you want to drive it like a pro you need to be a midget.
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  5263.  @minnesotaproud1949  Imagine taking that out of what I said. Do you even speak English or do you always prance around releasing such awkward non-sequiturs?
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  5264.  @B3burner  Such an ignorant comment. More environmentally friendly technology is relatively slowly taking over oil-dependent tech. It isn't going anywhere for decades. It is best to keep foreign dependency on oil to a minimum because we, as Americans, should know what happens when that isn't done...
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  5265.  @minnesotaproud1949  Alright, big guy, show me exactly where I stated my own feelings on the matter. I'll be here forever.
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  5266.  @minnesotaproud1949  Keep the non-sequiturs flowing...
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  5267.  @minnesotaproud1949  "I was just having fun..." You very obviously weren't. You genuinely used a non-sequitur as an argument and that simply summarizes the logical capabilities of today's left-wing. If you want to see the definition of a sanctimonious and pretentious comment, take a look at your first reply. "Fracking bad". No, really? Suck it up and understand that the majority of cars won't be BEVs until at least the late 2040s and the rest of the country won't be on a renewable energy grid for even longer. As an American, you should know what happens when we depend too heavily on foreign oil... We are moving as fast as possible toward renewable energy thanks to the efforts of great private companies. Throwing away ICE and other machines that haven't reached the end of their life in favor of expedited green energy does more harm to the environment than waiting.
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  5268. Haven't wanted to vomit more in a long time.
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  5269.  @Beer_Dad1975  The parts are NOT all Chinese parts. They are held by Geely Holding, which is a holding company. They still let Volvo develop its cars mostly without Chinese input, if any. Sure, some of their supply chain has shifted to China (especially for that market) but most suppliers are still European
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  5270. TVR-like paint and a NA V12? Definitely something to lust after.
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  5271. All the 2.0 I4 from the EU automakers are going to kill their share in the U.S. They need to at least give us better engines for these cars.
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  5272. Even Lincolns from the 90s had windshield antennas.
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  5273. Hope you have several more so Bjorn can have friends
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  5274. My Lexus from the 90s has absolutely no squeaking or rattling
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  5275. Because the US doesn't tax the fuel to travel at tyrannical levels yet.
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  5276.  @ultimatecorgi3392  Exactly. It just means they don't want to pay to move them or they can't get them out fast enough.
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  5277.  @SwiffyDK  It seems you are the one struggling to accept my opinion. Now, the Chrysler/Plymouth Prowler was a stunningly beautiful exercise held back by the easily removable bumperettes.
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  5278.  @SwiffyDK  And, for the second time, I told you putting a "!?" at the end of that sentence is why I said it wasn't the word. You were expressing written ambiguity. I never said I didn't disagree because I clearly have. Learn English. Additionally I just pointed out a statement of yours expressing a desire to silence your opposition.
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  5279.  @SwiffyDK  The only drama here is you not understanding what you wrote and doing mental gymnastics around it.
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  5280.  @SwiffyDK  It's only a symbol!? Or: It's only a symbol. Here you can see the difference between expressing uncertainty versus assertiveness. Take notes.
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  5281.  @SwiffyDK  It was you who got triggered when I left my own dissenting opinion here. And, yes, for the third time I am telling you why I replied to your original comment the way I did. You're either not even in high school yet, not a native speaker, or a really ignorant adult.
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  5282.  @SwiffyDK  I see you still fail to understand what you said. I guess you just need more teaching of casual English. Too bad you didn't admit you don't speak native English at the start. Instead you acted like you speak perfectly and try to frame me as being less skilled (and you are still doing this). Again, I'll say you have a superiority complex. Very egotistical, perhaps?
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  5283.  @SwiffyDK  I have understood your "point" since the beginning. That wasn't the point of contention. Here's some advice for you: I don't have to accept your opinion. But I would defend your right to an opinion. Now, understand why you putting a question mark (framing it as if you were asking if it were aggressive) elicited my response.
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  5284. Great story. I'm sure it'll inspire some guys to try it. And then we'll get more stories.
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  5285. It's really not the greatest car ever made, but it's close.
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  5286. It's just so atrocious. The designers screwed it up with the mid cycle update.
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  5287. ​ @hairydogstail They did markedly improve caseless ammunition since then and the G11 could have been revised to substantially lessen the risk of that
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  5288.  @tcccmno  Generalizations, most often, are a very accurate representation of real averages
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  5289. "DEATH TO AMERICA" Hmm. What could be the reason...?
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  5290. Ignore the naming. It's basically the new Discovery and a great one at that.
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  5291. Darwinism at work. That's good.
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  5292. Fun!
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  5293. And proper buttons that won't fail over time.
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  5294. And just like TLOU2 getting forced positive 10/10 reviews, the progressives will force negative reviews for this.
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  5295. Game should've never been released on older consoles.
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  5296. Rare color combo.
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  5297. That dent is brutal! Did someone hit it with an axe? I have a 2000 in silver here in southeast US. Not even a single spec of rust on it.
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  5298.  @JayEmmOnCars  Definitely sad considering the rest of it. I'm sure someone could improve it.
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  5299. Of course Disney would inflate audience score. Their marketing department knows how to influence.
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  5300. Xi will just be replaced by another near-clone of himself if he steps down, unless his rival faction somehow takes over (then it's just a partial clone)
    1
  5301. Excellent image quality
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  5302. Ryan John I think it's one of them!
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  5303. Steam from a pile of shit.
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  5304. He doesn't understand or care to understand. He isn't a product of the West. He was raised in Russia seeing all of the leftist movements through the lens of pop-culture and internet propaganda exclusively. Just an indoctrinated individual shilling for his own side no different than the very man he's criticizing here.
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  5305. Cope and seethe
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  5306.  Silver N Black Mopar  Try researching (anything) first. The Germans they hired focus on chassis and suspension.
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  5307. Ford has had several models I've noticed with that oil canning effect.
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  5308. Far better than some talentless marketing wanker telling me sweet nothings
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  5309. Modern M cars are way too refined.
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  5310. No, that is just the outdated Escalade that has been bad because it is GM. You could say the same about the Land Cruiser or QX80. Navigator is best full size SUV.
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  5311. Then why is it on the bottom floor?
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  5312.  @misaelgalindo3863  All the automotive charlatans love coming out on Doug's channel. You're one of them.
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  5313. Doug missed a ridiculous amount of quirks within the Comand system.
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  5314. Why even give these people attention?
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  5315.  @An.Unsought.Thought  It's not bigoted if it's true. A group of people who are less than 3% of the US population just happen to control over 90% of the media and Hollywood with their power? See the book or documentary Hollywoodism for proof
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  5316. A lot? Try over 90%. And about 95% in positions of power in the MSM.
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  5317. And yet the Fuentes-aligned right: "Based China!"
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  5318. These things can get so annoying. If you don't get them out of your house they'll attract many others
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  5319. Made by none other than pampered and extremely fragile millennial feminists.
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  5320. Apparently a power hog compared to the TS-100
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  5321. Such a great video and a stark contrast to the sentiment within Apple's C-Suite today
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  5322. Tactical nukes are much smaller
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  5323. Prototype vehicles have emergency shut-off buttons
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  5324. The Judge is just fun. It wasn't meant to be taken seriously anyway.
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  5325.  @I_know_what_im_talking_about  Yeah, except you have to go to the dealer for basic maintenance parts. Go ahead, check for yourself.
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  5326. A ridiculous law that protects dishonest people, which shouldn't exist in an otherwise great Florida
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  5327. Sanctions are meant to stop a corrupt, Communist, government lining their own pockets. The people demand a government change to drop sanctions but the authoritarian leaders deny it.
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  5328.  @bryanmorra1617  Electric cars need a range of 450-600 miles and able to recharge fully in a few minutes to match convenience of ICE. Won't happen in 35+ years.
    1
  5329. Get one in orange.
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  5330. Separate Genesis dealerships must come or most people will be hesitant
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  5331. They already did try to shut it all down for Covid
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  5332. Deport almost all non-natives. Problem. Solved.
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  5333. I wanted to vomit most of the video, but the production quality made up for it. I am still repulsed by the quality and design of this car. Belongs in rental lots only.
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  5334. Regardless of decent French designs, PSA vehicles have awful, weak, engines likely due to regulations over there. That's why they wouldn't sell in the U.S. without designing some substantial engines (V6s and maybe a V8 for a RWD DS sedan).
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  5335. Mods are very distasteful but glad you got this opportunity
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  5336. ​ @capslock9031  Go look at what Tesla was losing in their first years of business. All public information
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  5337. Waste of money when the new Mazda 3 exists.
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  5338.  @kevinbyrne4538  I'll refer you to my comment.
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  5339. Laughable
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  5340. Probably never did
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  5341. This is negligence from the department too! He needed a PARTNER!
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  5342. 28:47 Paging Louis Rossmann! Come on, they are easily serviced.
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  5343. He had to immediately consult his little notebook.
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  5344. A BLM member who is as far from black as possible? Nothing new here.
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  5345. ​ @madmotorcyclist The impact will be distributed to your body, where it will kill you from blunt force trauma
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  5346. Are we supposed to feel sorry for her? To me, her taste is awful as well.
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  5347. Yep. BEVs are counterintuitive at the current battery energy density and so are emissions regulations that have shortened the life of modern diesels to be 1/3 or even 1/4 of that they were over a decade ago. Wasteful. But politicians don't care to understand
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  5348. Jaishankar Iyer Your loss.
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  5349. Very commendable, Louis.
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  5350. You should play music from the year the car was made when doing the beauty shots
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  5351. American Flatbread is at the top. No comparison.
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  5352. More frogs
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  5353.  @Phearsum  Hello, obligatory virtue-signaling commenter
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  5354. "Teens" "Youths" "Troublemakers"
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  5355. The rats carried them everywhere...
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  5356. Joshua Cisneros Hillary email conspiracy? Dumbass... it was proven she used a closet in a bathroom for her unsecure server as secretary of state...
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  5357. Joshua Cisneros Your comment was paid for by Clinton and the DNC.
    1
  5358. The AMG GT Black will be a keeper.
    1
  5359. And the US has allowed a communist dictatorship to carry on just 90 miles off its coast. Intervention wouldn't happen willfully.
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  5360. superscatboy Of course it's totally fake.
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  5361. Bolek989 No... he even said it costs $1,700,000.
    1
  5362. And released immediately on $9k bond. They're still above the law
    1
  5363. I, as well, have a thing for 90s FR Ferraris (and the 612 Scaglietti). I do prefer the 456M GTA.
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  5364. He is facing a window, genius.
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  5365. SVT.
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  5366. These are very reliable with plenty of parts availability. Easy to repair. Huge contrast to what maintenance modern MB products will be in 23 years
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  5367.  @pipooh1  The Grand edition will be about the same price as the Plaid and is still a better luxury vehicle. People need to accept just how old the Model S is: Old enough that the original chief engineer started his own company and released his own car, the Air.
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  5368. No, you definitely couldn't.
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  5369.  @Jtrock54  Yep. Still 100% sure.
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  5370. Golf R is far more exciting to me than any of these.
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  5371.  @SPAZZOID100  Interesting opinion. Depends on your weather desires. Many people like the traditional seasons.
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  5372. Yep, the exact opposite of what people want from a Toyota! Extra unnecessary maintenance time
    1
  5373. It's either the CCP which gains access to what you say, where you go, and what you do, or it's any other government you live under. The US government spying on American citizens, regardless of law, is nothing new. Wikileaks and Snowden proved this years ago
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  5374. Is overpriced!
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  5375. This isn't the act of "saving" cars. Collecting cars only to sit in a dark building stacked on top of each other isn't saving anything. Saving the cars would be finding them and passing them off to people who want to do something useful (like public display, a garage where they are truly cared for, etc.). This is hoarding for one's own gluttony.
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  5376. Didn't expect this one at all. I'm glad and hopefully we'll get insight into Zenvo that few others have.
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  5377. Fisker had no vertical integration. It was outsourced to Austria
    1
  5378. Charlie is clearly growing some mutton chops.
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  5379. Its a rather complex suspension and high quality suspension so, of course, it isn't as cheap as a Toyota. The rubber weatherstripping and mounts, etc., all fail in other cars too due to age.
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  5380. The perspective style you use is better than other channels. New M5 is very capable. It's just overpriced to me.
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  5381. Too many horrible human beings over there.
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  5382. The smaller lanterns can easily use nearly odorless oil and even olive oil with small enough flat wicks. The heat produced is something alternatives can't match
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  5383. If only they were deported instead.
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  5384. What you described is not any different from experiences I've had in the US. The difference is the quality of care and the experience. You'd be shocked how nice some hospitals are in the US. Of course, some are terrible. That's the benefit of our system. Choice.
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  5385.  @AllHaiLKINGTIsHeRe3  That's a laughable statement. There is a reason we have more top hospitals, talent, and innovation than any socialized country.
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  5386.  @davidbeckhambecks  Absolutely. Most people I hear ripping on the US system don't know how low quality theirs truly is.
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  5387. Part of me was hoping it would have the 2UR-GSE but good on them for the new engine.
    1
  5388. He's wrong about moving your head for side mirrors. You simply adjust them to be optimized from the driver's seat without having to move anything but your eyes and small head turns.
    1
  5389. Why? Japanese automakers have absolute home rule! Kei car production, local marketing, networks, etc. It's quite simple...
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  5390.  @lakeitron  Missed opportunity to say yanking my sausage...
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  5391. Comments like this are immensely foolish. Their money will be spent somewhere. Would you rather Saudi wealth be purely invested on nefarious activities or petroleum? The world enriched the Saudis by buying their oil. And I guarantee you have indirectly paid them throughout your life
    1
  5392. Neither Tate nor Greta are good people
    1
  5393. Kirk is one of the more obvious propagandists who basically took all of his positions from Dennis Prager. Probably because he is on the same payroll
    1
  5394. Regardless, it's still a crime to not use actual solid axles like the Bronco, Wrangler, and previous Defenders. They tossed enthusiasts off a bridge.
    1
  5395. This is what doing your job looks like, instead of waiting around doing nothing at the other schools
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  5396. ​ @markplott4820  They said the same thing about Tesla with the Roadster and after the Model S started production and was losing them a large amount per vehicle
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  5397. They weren't even worth half of what they charged when new. Brand equity insanity.
    1
  5398. Raw Apple inc. They sanitize their dirty dishes with UV light apparently too...
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  5399. Yeeeah, except the 220 S600 of the same year was much more innovative (look at the around 300 patents for the car alone). But, the E38 was definitely the best 7-Series from a time where BMW's philosophy was in check. Aaand then the E65 doomed them forever.
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  5400. *become
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  5401. Because the 120 is really a 60 tooth
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  5402.  @N2LADIES55  Hahaha. Where from your ass did you pull those scenarios? Is that a prerequisite for believing actual statistics? Show us on the doll where Buick touched you. Why are you so biased against actual statistics? Are you actually in the auto industry (the answer, clearly, is no)? Let's see your statistics. Go ahead.
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  5403. Fitting dam content given the topic of mass flooding in China and strain on dams now.
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  5404. 11:47 Not new. Tesla tried this on the original Roadster very early on but couldn't figure out how to get the transmission to reliably handle the torque (without negating any benefit of it to begin with).
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  5405. Dead within the first minute. Nice.
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  5406. It all started with Renault's "assistance".
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  5407. They only admitted anything to save face! This would happen thousands more times the same way. They won't change anything.
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  5408. Blobmobile. Dead company to me
    1
  5409. Pit bulls are ruthless. Stats prove it. Hardly can be considered dogs
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  5410. He knew how to take cover
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  5411. ​ @elenatrofimova419  Nothing is too late until Europeans are an absolute minority in Europe. That time hasn't come but it will if nothing is done.
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  5412.  @MunroLive  I don't think that would be wise considering your business is automotive focused. Their are plenty of channels out there to do that. Nothing Soecial about Apple products except the cases they are put in.
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  5413.  @LilRick96  Safety compromises...
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  5414. Keep sucking down that Stacey Abrams propaganda (founder of Fair Fight Action): You know, the terrible person who refused to accept fair election results herself for over a year and even called herself the governor.
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  5415. Of course the officer is just on "administrative leave" and will return like it was nothing
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  5416. I'm convinced that I can get car interiors with piano black looking better by simply taking the roughest grit sandpaper I can find and going at it for 10 minutes
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  5417. Haha. That woman can barely speak English properly.
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  5418. China is just looking for another scapegoat... after foreigners and salmon.
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  5419. It's crazy enough that two dark BMWs were involved in this, but it almost took out that Z4 that stopped just in time!
    1
  5420.  @sharktin240  Superior German engineering is a blatant myth. And a large chunk of OEM suppliers to the Germans that allowed them to use competitive technology have been Japanese. Childish pedantry
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  5421. Damn this makes me feel better about my experience.
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  5422. The state governance is not leftist/liberal and that is what matters. Hopefully Texas will not shift politically because of refugees from leftist states.
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  5423. Interior displays have thicker bezels than a laptop from 2006.
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  5424. 14:38 Yes, it is a real thing that happens
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  5425. Have a 2000 S430L in brilliant silver myself (in the US the L was the standard model). I have had it for about 7 years. Not a spec of rust (southeast US). Had every option except Distronic and wooden steering wheel. One thing I found out is it's extremely rare to have the rear executive pack on an S430. Very easy and fun to work on, reliable, and cheap to own/insure.
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  5426. Hahaha. The auto industry shares many suppliers, man. The American bias is old and cliche.
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  5427. Twin screen design is simply superior. I hate touchscreens. They just had to modernize it.
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  5428. The world must stand up to the CCP bandits! They are a stain on human rights and a modern world peace.
    1
  5429. Impeach his character? It's a joke grounded in reality. Nothing is getting impeached.
    1
  5430. ​ @epicepicenter715  Nobody loves them more than Trump!
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  5431. Christopher O'Grady You clearly have a massive ego to deny that your original post was ignorant and you didn't bother researching in the least. Instead you've just stuck by your bullshit.
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  5432. Not just the USA. Any country engineered by whites
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  5433. And the base Defenders should've been priced like Wranglers, but... And you can thank inflation for the rest
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  5434. Gauge cluster outdated? It's fine.
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  5435. Column shifter.
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  5436.  @impeter245  It was mainly used for cars with front bench seats to seat more people. Mostly in work vehicles now. The Tesla and Mercedes-Benz shifter is technically a column shifter too.
    1
  5437. When I saw "Jumani" VR I thought it would be another bad sexual fantasy game.
    1
  5438.    Wrong. Keep seething.
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  5439.  @violetraven9440  Yeah, you keep believing that. Delusional.
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  5440.  @radomcrado9614  No, I don't think you know much about YouTube ad revenue as you think you do. He's doing pretty well for himself with these videos and content. The entire automotive rebuild/project community on YouTube that got huge took on consistently complicated and interesting projects to make various video series from. His viewers have high involvement and will continue to have this with continuous non-stop content. It's simply piss-poor optics to advise this man to "walk away". Long term reliability? It doesn't get much more reliable than these engines. Who cares if it needs to be sent to a machine shop and rebuilt!? I'd love to see it recorded. It's content and what makes the channel. If he can get the truck for $1k and spend $3-4k on engine that is a pittance.
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  5441.  @radomcrado9614  Yeah, but you don't really have the information required from his position to inform him. If we knew his revenue per video and he polled viewers we could gauge sentiment and do a cost/benefit analysis.
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  5442. Likely didn't prove to be as safe or reliable. It isn't as close to the body, for one and may not withstand forces properly. I think that design could definitely work though
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  5443. Not like they're using the Chrysler name for much
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  5444. Low chance Trump will actually carry out the mass deportation we need
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  5445. Nepros is definitely designed to shear before the expensive body is damaged. All you need is a repair kit
    1
  5446. What? The Bolt is the second most efficient BEV after Model 3.
    1
  5447. Rolex collectors have to cope this hard to justify the value. Super clone btw
    1
  5448.  @trekjarvis376  How far back are we going here? Tatra 87 was before the DS. I'm obviously talking about BEV
    1
  5449. Yet BEVs still don't have the same utility. Extreme efficiency and almost no wait time with hybrids. BEVs are only practical as a second car to upper-middle class or above
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  5450. Still has Civic-grade infotainment.
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  5451. The white interior is horrible. Just color match everything.
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  5452. Shouldn't have been in the country to begin with!!! Causing damage and putting lives at risk. Mass deportation is the only solution.
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  5453. Always wanted to do this
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  5454. Persians, like White Americans, are approaching minority status in their own country at about 60%. Persians are intelligent people on average, unlike Arabs, Indians, Mexicans, Guatemalans, etc. They aren't nearly as prone to crime and aren't horrible to live around like Indians, for example
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  5455. A breath of fresh air to me in a sea of plain drab grey and white pickups.
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  5456. I actually think it would be far more fitting to put a longitudinal I5 engine in it. Something that hasn't been done often.
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  5457. Not like the US would be so disadvantaged assuming control of Cuba, either
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  5458. Not the same Range Rover. Not possible. One is a ghettoized 2003 or so and the one listed is a 2010 MY and has matching 2010 bodywork.
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  5459. These things are more fun to drive than most modern performance cars
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  5460. How can he not understand the fuel door diagrams.
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  5461. The steering wheel is also a key.
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  5462. Neo cons and moderate democrats alike are calling for escalation
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  5463. 52:25 That is such BS. Their dreams are not "over". Plenty of countries, including Mexico, they can do much better in than where they came from
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  5464. They're putting lives at stake because they want to signal identity virtues. Terrible altruism.
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  5465. As far as investments go in the auto world, it's about the best. His value rating was probably for the current price. It's also definitely worth at least twice its original price (mkt value).
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  5466. Usual suspects
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  5467. Replacement has already been completed in so many cities
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  5468. Takes almost no time to check all fuses with a multimeter
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  5469. Another wumao trying to say that hating the corrupt and ruthless CCP is hate (or racist)? It's nothing personal against the Chinese people, but either support a regime change or get blacklisted.
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  5470. Jay Leno's secrets have been revealed.
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  5471. I'm exhausted at people calling it simple "cultural" differences. No. Behavior is largely genetically determined and culture is downstream of genetics. Genetic differences.
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  5472.  @joe125ful  Not street legal
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  5473. The phrasing is just fantastic here. The 722.6 transmission used in this car is a testament to how great they are. Any MB with that transmission is one less worry, for sure.
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  5474. Maximum cringe
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  5475.  @JayEmmOnCars  You will get skin cancer if you spend a week outdoors without sunscreen in Florida. Definitely required.
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  5476. The master of all uma musume himself
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  5477. That's not what this car is. It's an amalgamation of W140 structure and W220 subsystems.
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  5478. The future is looking like the same, generic, blobs with the same displays and features. I'm just not interested. Also pretty clear they took inspiration from the VW Arteon exterior
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  5479. Almost every automaker's social departments have been infiltrated by leftist activists. If they don't already care about it, their colleges teach them about using activism in marketing and advertising. And marketing is mostly women now.
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  5480. No, Audi.
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  5481.  @TedwardDrives  This is only one of the common examples with American drivers that demonstrate why we need more stringent licensing tests in the US representative of Japan (basic automotive maintenance questions, fundamental understanding of physics while driving, etc.). The roads would be safer. Imagine how many accidents are also caused by bald tires, failed brake components, etc., just because the owners are ignorant.
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  5482. Tony would kick Doug's ass for the score.
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  5483. Going to need to explore much more of China to develop an educated opinion
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  5484.  @haohandu3518  "There are indeed only a few cases in hospital right now." You honestly expect people to believe that? Why? Because your brother works in one hospital and claims to have a few cases there? I sure hope you don't believe Jinping and his underlings when they say there are 0 new domestic cases.
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  5485. Now they're just "sarcastically" hoping Trump dies.
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  5486. Nqobile Ngema Bullshit.
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  5487. ​ @darthvillarious With modern scanning methods it should take much less
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  5488. Always meets the people with some funny stories
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  5489. Pontiac died so Buick could produce this shit.
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  5490. What? The department doxxed these guys afterwards. Their mugshots are publicly available so they could tarnish them forever
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  5491. Love the low-key Churchill brand placement bottom right. 👌
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  5492. 11:53 No, it would not be nice. Such an easy and simple thing does not need to be controlled by a motor and track. If it breaks, no use. And more wiring, etc.
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  5493. The new one is just not the same without the V-twin that's actually visible
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  5494. He's already done the Chevrolet SS so I doubt that will happen.
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  5495. Still use my CD player too. Great way to get excellent audio quality.
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  5496. They're probably not but that's exactly what the three letters would want you to believe. Shouldn't have anything to fear if their charges are bogus
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  5497. The way it should be. Not worth the weight savings
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  5498. P2 chassis are very reliable in general if you take care of the quirks any Volvo has. B5254 consumes oil often times.
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  5499. John Wilson No one is a cult follower. He does great things and not so great things. Mostly great.
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  5500. I'm sure there is a connector removal tool for the connectors you had to break
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  5501. Yeah, very cool compared to modern equivalents.
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  5502. Yeah, they're only about the best byproduct of the American auto industry.
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  5503. Saber Hero: The Force Awakens
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  5504. It's more like an 80-85/100. Charlie is smitten.
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  5505. Aaand yet the Fiesta ST has a shittier interior quality (along with most else). And it's subjectively not as fun as a 500 Abarth.
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  5506. lewipoll "Quicker" and "faster" doesn't mean shit when it comes to enjoyability. -They are fractions of numbers on paper that little boys fawn over. I'd say no men would prefer a Fiesta. -Rear seats are useless on both unless you're a midget. -Design is subjective in case you can't read.
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  5507. I'm sure the "school district public information officer" knows exactly everything happens in the school spaces... (how is that even a real job?)
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  5508. MafiosoItaliano458 It's ok if the accessories it borrows are actually high quality. In this case, they are taken from a shitty economy car.
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  5509. Can't have it... yet. PSA is returning.
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  5510. The MR2 needs to make a comeback from Toyota!!!
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  5511. Utes like the Ranchero and El Camino would be at the top of my list.
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  5512. ​ @ubaldinovega5775 Just an example. Do I need to list all the vehicles on the road with a similar mass?
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  5513.  @mileshill7196  Upstanding members of society absolutely do believe in degeneracy. Ask any police officer and they'd happily answer that for you. Ask anyone mature enough who had to work in popular culture, etc.
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  5514.  @Ζωή-σ7η  One could also say something equally as ridiculous (and with the same anecdotal logic): Claiming "most of the people I see use that word turn out to be fascists" is actually said by leftist extremists looking to polarize a word and associate it with their enemies.
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  5515.  @AuraFarmerPiccolo  It's easy to look at the past through rose colored glasses. There were a ton of worthless people in ancient Greece and the Roman Republic/Empire. People ran slave networks and watched them get slaughtered in the amphitheatres for fun. The bad just aren't as remembered because of how the propagandist historians recorded it all. That's why studying the activities of commoners in those eras is so interesting. I do have some credibility because I minored in classical history.
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  5516.  @DemagogueBibleStudy  That is like comparing Maoism to anarchism.
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  5517. The steering should feel sporty if everything is maintained properly.
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  5518. XX with mental disorder
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  5519. Happy to see it's naturally aspirated
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  5520. You just remove it and put it in a bag if sitting for long periods...
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  5521. The original Murciélago will always look the best to me.
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  5522. 2012/13 Mercedes SLS AMG
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  5523. Hell no.
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  5524.  @rsd5768  You made the claim. Let's hear your 10 reasons.
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  5525.  @rsd5768  Ah, yes. I'm an "amateur". Expected nothing more from a YouTube commenting warrior. The Atlas is a mediocre product using outdated powertrains which were never above average on reliability to begin with.
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  5526. France may be unstable but this isn't
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  5527.  @jarred0301  You aren't familiar with it. There are minor problems that can be solved but Textron has the most R&D and refinement in their system.
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  5528. How has China become as nice as it has? Well, Western investment certainly helped
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  5529. This has been obvious for years to me. There are subversive leftist pro-Russian (often Stalinist, hilariously) tankies who masquerade themselves within all politics, especially the "right" wing (e.g., Fuentes) to upend traditional Western political beliefs. China has been doing it much less discretely (astroturfing for pro-leftist US politics like riots, for example, because they know it decreases stability).
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  5530. Wheels are cartoonish. Give people wheels with thick sidewall tires again
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  5531. Stay away from the automatics.
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  5532. If I could "invest" in one of a few modern vehicles, this would be one.
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  5533. Model S and X update first.
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  5534. People love common M98s and K98s. Heard it plenty of times.
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  5535. Nothing summarizes modern Democrats than young Tik-Tok-using thots who have many issues.
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  5536. I'd rather watch him drive a kei car on the Autobahn than yet another supercar.
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  5537. The Joel in One Golf Tournament.
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  5538. It's really a beautiful place.
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  5539. YUU RAKU DISAPURIN! NO GUDDO NIHONGO TAIPU!
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  5540. Engineered synthetic audio isn't beautiful to me. Just annoying. Hope it can be silenced easily
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  5541. Corrosion issues were not from cost-cutting. Actually, the opposite
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  5542. Yeah... I'm fairly certain that "infotainment" system was put in by an owner and not by Koenigsegg.
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  5543. Ease of access definitely isn't a priority when it's a numbers game
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  5544.  @mattspeer01  Nonsense. Compare it to the one used in this very Jeep. The Hemi used here is ancient in comparison to the Toyota design. It's just modified with modern features.
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  5545. WHY do people stay and support that hell hole of a city?
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  5546. It's anywhere blacks accumulate
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  5547. Damn. I hate it when people ruin a good S160 Aristo/GS
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  5548. If only VW still adhered to the founders' principles
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  5549. These have to be the most mindless students yet. Ironic. Pathetic and hopeless.
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  5550.  @ha_ha-ha_ha  I don't believe Kia copied anything for the K900. It is unique however it's conservative, much like Lexus before the design language change. I like the understated elegance as much as the more radical Lexus design. They are both great. I don't think they ripped anything from BMW. BMW doesn't even have the display or software tech the Koreans have.
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  5551.  @ha_ha-ha_ha  Well, I totally disagree. I have studied automotive design for almost 20 years and it's still a unique design. It's conservative, but it's unique.
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  5552. I know the company has insane profit margins because the actual compound has been around for a while and is very cheap.
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  5553. I mean, sure. Even a GS430 would smoke it. M5 was really about power to weight and handling.
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  5554. The mental gymnastics required to do this...
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  5555. It's simply just rebellious people who automatically question anything new from authority. And it's certainly not a political issue.
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  5556. Even if the visible condition looks as if it has 10x the mileage it actually does, at least the odometer isn't too high. Transmissions really are terrible. The manual swap, if possible, very much made logical sense for owners.
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  5557. Part of the replacement of whites
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  5558. This human POS still exists? Never thought I'd see this asshole again.
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  5559.  @jaredshelton4718  Honda and Toyota is not goofy. It's the name of founders.
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  5560. 10:08 It wouldn't take as long as you suggest in wartime.
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  5561. First World country, everyone!
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  5562. The LP640 doesn't match the original to me. They just got it so, so, right. The 40th anniversary Murciélago was always my dream.
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  5563. None of the data, or even frequency in these police FOIA requests, supports being unsurprised
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  5564.  @Music-lx1tf  The point is to innovate and eventually obtain economies of scale (that will drive prices of this design way down in the future). Do you think all the firearms currently produced were always cheap (adjusted for inflation)? No
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  5565. If you want to see some photos of just how impressive the quality of these cars is, check out the LFA listing photos on Bring a Trailer. They show the underside in detail.
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  5566. ​ @grimjoker5572 Fred Leuchter had no previous history of denying anything, documented all evidence collection on video, sent it to a lab operated by a Jewish man, and they still found nothing in any of his samples. The lab only regretted the outcome when they found out what it was for...
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  5567.  @SLJShortt  I'd love to see your magical definition of a straw man fallacy. It's funny that you're still on this because you aren't able to argue any actual points of mine. Either way, here is the Oxford Dictionary definition: "An intentionally misrepresented proposition that is set up because it is easier to defeat than an opponent's real argument." This is exactly what you did in your reply. Maybe your own insecurities of not actually knowing it and using it so easily have you trying to pin it on me. Hilarious.
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  5568.  @SLJShortt  Hahaha. No, my friend. That is not a "generalization". That's a fact. Ironically, I was replying to a comment that was truly generalizing all southerners as slave owners. Even a child could see why I wrote what I did. So, now you've exposed yourself as a narcissist too. You were so confident that you were correct and kept up your charlatan attitude for a while. It's pathetic.
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  5569.  @SLJShortt  Oh, no I'm using a strawman attack??? Hahaha! Please tell me this is a comedy act. Your insistance that your own fairy tale definition of "strawman" (which I proved as wrong: the only evidence yet provided, by the way) was correct defines what a narcissist believes. Narcissist: "A person who has an excessive interest in or admiration of themselves." This applies directly to your overestimating of your own knowledge. Aaaand in case you can't read (I'm starting to doubt you can connect two dots together, at that), I was replying to a comment that generalized southerners as slave owners. That was the easily-noticed point of my reply. This is the second time now that this must be explained to you. It's sad.
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  5570.  @SLJShortt  You are still wallowing in sanctimony. It's really revolting. I didn't accuse you of using a straw man attack or being a narcissist. You did use a straw man and you are a narcissist. The proof is in your own words above and I am the only person here who has posted evidence to back up my claims. It's awfully convenient for you to ignore the comment I replied to by Daryl, isn't it? You've danced around that. This Twin Towers comparison you've just made is a blatant false equivalency as well. I could just as easily say you shouldn't care about all lives because black lives matter. It's nonsense (and that comparison is out of place here, anyway). Also: "...make a comment that tries to distract from the real issue..." Riiiight. Now you're assuming intent of others (a logical shortcoming often done by progressives). This is a comment thread and I was replying to another comment. It is an issue when ignorant people like you try to support the overly simplistic claim that southerners fought for slavery to be upheld. You probably also believe other illogical nonsense like whites whose distant ancestors owned slaves now owe reparations (a vile and agenda-driven absurdity). If you intended that as "a sarcastic quip" it would've been mentioned by now. That was a serious comment. Either way, you need to educate yourself on why many non-slaveholders fought in the war.
    1
  5571. Riiight. "White people".
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  5572. Where is Chris Hanson when you need him. We need Hanson vs. Predator TikTok edition.
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  5573. ​ @xaviergl  That's right. And B58 cars have a ton of fake noise through the speakers
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  5574. Joel Brennan It is atrocious.
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  5575. Show us on the doll where the Germans touched you.
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  5576. The agenda is clear: Genocide of homogeneity in the population (especially whites, of course) so they can mix everyone up into a unified, obedient, mutt human
    1
  5577. BigFackah Welcome to India. Land of public defacation, horrible disease because of it, and just generally the most disgusting people on Earth.
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  5578. Precisely
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  5579. Now is the time for Trump to pardon Snowden and Assange!
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  5580. Most of them are beyond calling themselves American and prioritize other identities
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  5581. Tyson is the equivalent of an affirmative action scientist, pushed to the top because of identity
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  5582. SashaUAE2020 Yeah, in terms of quality they treat us no different than China or Russia.
    1
  5583. It borrowed way too many interior cues from the Lexus GS. I'd say the Kia variant is more creative.
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  5584. The POS CCP leaders should all be hung.
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  5585. There is zero need for "symmetry" with charge port doors
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  5586. Brightness just depends on the projector. But short throw models are limited to more compact projectors. You can get much brighter long throw models
    1
  5587. It's pretty nice living in the south and only using summer tires.
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  5588. A very convenient loss for the past owner. Lmao
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  5589. Was completely done before Chrysler had anything to do with it (early '98)
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  5590. I wish Darwinism was a little bit more aggressive.
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  5591.  @Jimmyxsx  If only it was that simple...
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  5592. Imagine thinking those two are mutually exclusive.
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  5593. Just absolutely comical
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  5594.  @sambolino44  Well said and a very simple mistake to make
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  5595. Don't get one new.
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  5596. Shooting into traffic is negligence
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  5597. Really wish they would keep using the 1UR and 3UR engines. It just doesn't need to be changed. It's nearly faultless
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  5598. No, the reason why their product has struggled so much is mostly because of Ghosn's leadership and the insane Renault partnership that benefitted little more than Renault and the French government ownership. Two work cultures couldn't be more different. It didn't work for DaimlerChrysler and didn't work here. But Ghosn kept pushing for more and more unity between the companies which was utterly ridiculous. The Japanese didn't want to see Nissan get any worse. This is a hitpiece that essentially white knights for Ghosn and shows extremely biased viewpoints as if there's some sort of weird identity-based victimization in play against foreigners. Insiders know it's not true. Wait for the facts.
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  5599.  @scottcantdance804  It wouldn't just be adopting a European system... Proper implementation would, ultimately, allow people to run as something other than "independent".
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  5600.  @ElementofKindness  To assure the other is being honest? Hmm. Yeah, it definitely doesn't inspire overwhelming division and corruption.
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  5601. ​ @CP-pt1ot Why don't you look up how many shootings have happened in Europe from illegal firearms? Also, if you just count the white US population, the violent crime rate is at parity with those European countries.
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  5602. ​ @bsame  It's called being a mutt
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  5603. Would love to see more classic reviews! Would fit the style of the channel perfectly!
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  5604. Most of the wealthy know how bad it is but are fine with others being forced to live within "diversity" so long as they can pay for their own safety.
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  5605. Samcrac Let's see you try a decently messed older Audi. Perhaps an old A8 or A6. Now that's interesting and something not too many would try (like the old Mercedes-Benz which were designed to be more easily repairable in accidents).
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  5606. The 620R is just squirrelly and less balanced. I'm sure both are beyond fun.
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  5607. Based Yuru Camp enjoyer
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  5608. Haha, I don't think I'd be touching things.
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  5609. ​ @korgitoergo  Activism
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  5610. Disconnected and/or uneducated marketing wankery
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  5611. Unstable...? No.
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  5612. Nope. It's not "armed" unless it has power.
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  5613. Same reason people love mechanical watches over quartz watches. It's how it operates that people love, not the end result. Electric cars will end up in the same spot as quartz watches. The cheaper option, but not the enthusiast one.
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  5614.  @appallingacceleration1134  Many older cars had the feature of closing or opening all glass with the key.
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  5615. I had researched and taught myself most of this info but nice for a recap!
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  5616. The media are contrarians even if Trump says water is wet. What's new, eh?
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  5617. Well, he wouldn't exactly be targeted by NATO/Ukraine if he wasn't playing some role for the Kremlin, would he?
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  5618. He accidentally said Nürnberg...
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  5619. Yes, they excel at being road-trip vacation vehicles! Many use them for this exclusively
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  5620. Hope you visit effspot.
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  5621. Worm gear clamps are not the same at all. There are two major types: High torque worm gear clamps (which are the best choice for small coolant lines) and constant tension worm gear clamps (best choice for radiator hose, intake/induction hose, and intercooler hose). The two aren't really interchangeable at all.
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  5622. That's funny he showed the Grand Tour episode. Hope these bikes do well for Mate.
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  5623. "Designed to fail at 60,000 miles"? Yeah, I don't think so.
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  5624. You should do a Fiat 500 Abarth vs. Mini Cooper JCW POV video.
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  5625. I don't like the BMW logo.
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  5626. If the manifesto mentioned blacks the manifesto would've been released the FIRST day. IT IS EXPLICIT AND CLEAR.
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  5627. Sweet old meme It's warranted.
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  5628. I am very familiar with the W220. Sadly, 2003 is the worst model year in terms of issues and recalls. It was the first year for the facelift accessories which had more problems and the one-year-only COMAND that had more issues than COMAND 2.5.
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  5629. Rated higher than Steins;Gate? Oh hell no!
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  5630. Not what happened. Unless they were retarded. Telling someone their car needs a new engine isn't exactly encouraging them to buy another from you.
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  5631.  @jonboy9734  They could not verify he was unarmed, genius
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  5632. They might as well offer a two-door version with a longer bed. Back seats are not as useful as bed to many people.
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  5633. And yet China has nothing even close yet
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  5634. It is not a real truck. But the Silverado BEV will be. And coming out about same time as Cybertruck
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  5635. Here's to a better automotive future for you, man! I hope you enjoy one again.
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  5636. It's the same as Model 3 or Y...
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  5637. And, of course, Mr. Amodeo was originally a Florida Man
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  5638. ​ @Cheradanine That's a lie and you know it. Fraudulent products, and poor QC at any price level, from China are much higher per capita than any previously industrialized country. They still need foreign oversight on quality to be extremely competitive. There is also much more supplier fraud in China, etc.
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  5639. ​ @mikedx2706 Yeah, those products are not engineered in China and their factory is still overseen by foreigners
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  5640. The carjacking with venomous snakes 😂👌. Not too far off from what really happens there.
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  5641. 0:31 Not true at all. I'm staring at my Lexus (released in '97) that has it all over the car. Toyota has always gone beyond to do these things.
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  5642. Subaru cuts costs in far more places than other manufacturers do. Doesn't leave much room for tuning without extensive modification.
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  5643. The audience score for Joker was purposely lowered to 90% by replacing the previous reviews with "verified" ones.
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  5644. They do make a version for taller/larger people.
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  5645. Oh, look! Another subhuman who taxpayers now have to pay for when he could've just been shot
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  5646. This thing made me sleepy
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  5647. A stunning example of why US licensing needs to be stricter with more comprehensive testing.
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  5648. Cold War Motors just had a pristine 15 passenger '77 with a 440.
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  5649. $9 million is about $8 million too conspicuous.
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  5650. No glance at the black Vanquish S in their showroom? Certainly one of the last made.
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  5651. Ford Performance Blue without stripes would be my preference.
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  5652. So accurate with the Donald Trump hits.
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  5653. Doing something he's not able to do: Similar to him becoming president.
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  5654. Nazis and fascism are quite different ideologies as seen by the literature of the time.
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  5655.  @brianmarshall30  You legitimately just proved my point. Hilarious. There were such ideology drifts at the time that Italian national socialists wrote books describing the major differences and inherent inferiority of fascism. Similar but differentiated enough by NSDAP policy.
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  5656.  Andy Mills  Wrong.
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  5657. Source: Israeli polling of Iranian dissidents living abroad
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  5658. This is what happens when the political class do not have the interests of the people
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  5659. >Charger profile pic Checks out
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  5660. Great idea. Everyone is doing podcasts and you both have a unique perspective to make for an interesting listen. But the motorcycle POV is definitely fun to watch. Maybe you could still do a podcast special few months or so where you do it from them. IRL live motorcycle podcast? Haha.
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  5661. But it can't because the Model 3 wasn't designed for that battery capacity
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  5662. Disgusting
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  5663.  @sergeysmelnik  The Si has a CVT? What are you talking about? Also, no, there has always been a divide among Japanese, Korean, American, and European suppliers, even if they are assembled in the US (but less so if they are assembled in a specific region, of course).
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  5664.  @sergeysmelnik  The EA888 has always been a subpar engine for reliability. They have solved few of the design flaws and, actually, kept using an inferior iteration of the engine for the US market instead of the superior dual injection EU version. No thanks.
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  5665. ​ @CrocodileTear Not the field units. Training units were not sent to the same field units so using the training unit info was less intell for the enemy
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  5666. He doesn't think about things as much as he should...
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  5667. Epitome? I don't fully agree with better cars like the GT350/500 or Corvette ZR1 out there, but I get what you're saying.
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  5668. Usually when someone says you will "blow up" they are sarcastic. Stop talking out of your ass. For all I know you're a Ford fanboy who despises GM and was simply taking a potshot at me.
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  5669. For all intents and purposes, it's still an Aventador
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  5670. What they should sound like from the factory!
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  5671.  @E34Benzin  The 220 also has a front and rear subframe. It was actually designed to be quicker and cheaper with accident repairs as well. The Maybachs just used some heavier duty frame and suspension components from the 140 because it had to.
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  5672.  @E34Benzin  I own a 220. There are many areas where the 220 has higher quality components (electronics and more aluminum). More weight does not mean more quality. It is one of the most innovative vehicles ever. Nearly 300 patents alone for it. It was an exercise in lightweight materials. A 220 drives better than a 140 when everything is fine (they made sure of it). The facelift also ruined the decent Airmatic suspension of the earlier ones because ABC was terrible.
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  5673.  @E34Benzin  You are probably misguided. Yes, if you compare a base 220 (offered to compete better with the E38) then the leather and interior options won't be as nice. Compare both a 220 S600 and a 140 S600. The upgraded leather quality is just as good (mine has full ventilated heated and cooled seats with the rear executive package and I know for a fact that they're more ergonomic than any 140 seats. The problem most 220 owners have is they never properly condition their seats so they turn very hard. Mine are conditioned twice a year and they stay as soft as when it was new. Of course, the interior materials prefer the car be garaged to keep away from UV as well. As long as that happens, it's good. M113s are much less expensive engines to keep running for hundreds of thousands of miles and are easier to work on. The one issue is the hydraulic lifters getting clogged. Can be easily remedied and prevented. I know someone with nearly 500k miles on their original.
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  5674.  @E34Benzin  As for being more "thought out", I couldn't disagree more. They thought of everything in the 220. It was very well designed with the new technology implemented. https://youtu.be/nazkycJ4UnE Oh and as for the V12s, the M137 is very reliable when the oil cooling issue is dealt with. V12s are just expensive to maintain once the coil packs and injectors go.
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  5675. People have been saying this for 2+ years. And yet they keep getting cash from the Saudis because they apparently have faith it will turn around and be a proper hedge against oil
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  5676. ​ @4literv6 Let's discuss Tesla's losses before they became profitable. It takes time. New auto startups simply take a huge investment to make a competitive product.
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  5677. Thanks for the laugh.
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  5678.  @Jeremy-ff7gv  Yeah? Spoken like someone who has never experienced an old DS.
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  5679. The reason the car does not have a pointlessly high too speed is the way it's geared. It's geared to perform much better at the speeds which are achieved on a track and on an everyday road.
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  5680. More piano black dreck surfaces. They just can't resist.
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  5681. With few exceptions, none of the powerful in a democracy have ever truly cared about the will of the majority. They undermine the majority's desire as soon as they can benefit from it. In the case of European countries now, they just import non-native peoples, give them citizenship, and include them as equals to everyone else (just to get their vote). It's all a theater production.
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  5682.  Gobble My Nads  Horseshoe theory puts both extremes very close to each other
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  5683. Hard plastic is way more durable that soft material if done right. Luxury is not the point of the car.
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  5684. Why? Because Jettas actually used to be sedan versions of Golfs. Then they took advantage of this perception and turned the Jetta into a POS.
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  5685. They certainly did fix a lot (most) that was wrong with their cars for years.
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  5686. Not only do we need these but bring all kei cars over, too! In fact, abolish the chicken tax and 25 year import rules altogether!
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  5687. The chintzy bright chrome just completely kills the interior for me.
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  5688. Warsheep2k6 Pointless when the American Passat handles like a boat.
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  5689. He's from Hong Kong! It's not China.
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  5690. They will fight whites for the ability to have access to them and their civilizations. But they don't want you to notice their invasions
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  5691. Great episode today. Every American needs to see it.
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  5692. The only solution is mass deportation
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  5693. Loyalmoonie Uhh, no. Does not apply to SUVs.
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  5694. Uh huh.
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  5695. FCPSA now. Even worse.
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  5696.  @ARIES6181  Show the stats because I think it's extremely unlikely they'd surpass Toyota
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  5697. Everything is great except for the rat teeth kidney grilles.
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  5698. Not true at all. Anywhere with elevation changes in the U.S. have great roads. Michigan isn't a great place to do these reviews (where he is at). Appalachian mountain roads are immense.
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  5699.  @mindhunter8772  Quality-wise they've been dead for about 17.
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  5700.  @Jtzkb  Rooves
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  5701. Finally!
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  5702. Putin is definitely a flaky guy. Putting your own people first is absolutely necessary and I don't think he does put his people first at all. His government quashes nationalists and people against the Ukrainian hostility (they're all brothers).
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  5703.  @ahemgee9542  You'd be surprised how many don't subscribe to writing off those cars. I personally think many pretend to hate the 599 because the desirable manual version is so unobtainable, haha.
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  5704. ​ @BadlydrawnBen  Better than inevitably going extinct and having no chance to reclaim your lands!
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  5705.  @Montana270  The oil viscosity has nothing to do with the sound. Injectors: Yes.
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  5706. No Doug, it's not difficult to understand an equalizer
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  5707. 5:12 The data showing a sharp rise in children identifying with these abnormal things is proof that it's a bandwagon as a byproduct of deep indoctrination encouraging them to do it. And the progressives will just claim they were too oppressed to come out in the past. Statistically impossible
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  5708. Thanks for reminding me what a poo-brain Hasan is. I didn't need the reminder, though.
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  5709. Correct. It's not all so dichotomous. Putin is right on that subject mostly, but obviously that's what's fooling so many of the right wing in the West (not the majority, though)
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  5710. The only solution now is to get a place in the US so you can come back frequently (and use the GT500).
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  5711.  @brad7571  You need Musk and Tesla in your life to supplant a lack of alternative religiosity. You'll grow out of it or be further absorbed by the dogma
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  5712. A truer experience and design to the the original F1 will be the SCG 004S.
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  5713. It's still a shitty car regardless of the price. It has the same tech of a Toyota from 40 years ago yet the Toyota was still made better and would perform the same if under water like that. Simplicity does not always equal reliability but it plays a good part.
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  5714. The CCP knows they'd stand no chance at all. They will do everything possible to skirt hot conflict... for now.
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  5715. 25:20 If you mention Dauer you might as well mention Edonis. Edonis was more impressive in my opinion.
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  5716. I had the privilege of meeting the most famous of the Tigers, Robert L. Scott Jr., before he passed away
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  5717. Exactly! Government did it and intentionally obfuscated the road markings.
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  5718. The body was completely cremated.
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  5719. Not the point. GSF was way more expensive new because it was performance oriented. The ride is harsher. The benefit of this IS500 is it's less of a compromise and more of what luxury was before they became ambiguous driving experiences.
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  5720. @Benjamin Burkhardt Exactly what an Ecoboost owner would say. Haha.
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  5721. YouTube was only benefitting financially from his presence. Needs to boost platforms like Odysee while he's gone
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  5722. Gotta love that even the short quote in the description is a misquote.
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  5723. Too many economy-grade plastics and the piano black is a disgrace.
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  5724. Impressive car in my opinion.
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  5725.  @Fiwek23452  X3 M is coming. That and the Macan Turbo = competition.
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  5726. Oh, man. Someone give this chap a QRD.
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  5727. Exactly. Same with any German design now.
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  5728. Our family also had one, in the identical Tony Soprano maroon spec (rear barn doors and all). Had some QC issues but the design is legendary.
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  5729. 11:10 Difficult to move because Briggs Intek has a bad throttle design that needs the arm to be lubed occasionally
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  5730. I'll move on to a full BEV truck before I ever touch a gasoline forced induction or hybrid truck. No thanks. Not offering the 3UR as an option nullifies my trust in the truck until it proves itself years from now.
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  5731. And yet none of them actually have the great Blackwing engine.
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  5732. The Toyota Century is so, so, nice
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  5733. Those also have an adjustable air suspension to raise the clearance significantly
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  5734. This isn't the "right". This are extremists (which are equally as stupid and terrible on either side).
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  5735.  @802Garage  Regardless, it was just impossible for any Subaru product to eclipse the comparable Toyota product because they never had the same capital for R&D, equipment, and manufacturing.
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  5736.  @802Garage  No, actually, it's entirely relevant to the previous discussions here. Why wouldn't you think that? Supply chain wise, Subaru does have Fuji Heavy as a good vertical steel supply but Toyota is vertically tied into Denso via keiretsu (系列子会社). Toyota has massive amounts of capital that, yes, do allow more engine lines, etc., but even with those lines they are able to get more R&D time before they are sold than Subaru is with one engine for many years. Even so, the critical factor is really Toyota's manufacturing prowess. The standards and systems (processes and machinery) only Toyota can afford to innovate and lead with are a major factor allowing them to have such consistent vehicles. Subaru does great with what they have but there is no way they can fully compete with Toyota's quality rankings without a partnership or direct investment (86 project was an example).
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  5737.  @802Garage  You said it was a "different discussion entirely" which directly implies irrelevance. You also not only mentioned Toyota in your original comment but others mentioned Toyota several times in relation to your comments. It is not at all out of place to me. Sure, it's a "case by case" analysis if you want to consider an individual vehicle/engine. For example, in no way whatsoever will an EZ30 outlast a 1MZ-FE. In fact I can't think of one Subaru engine that will surpass the Toyota equivalent. I'm sure there are a few variants. Toyota never made cars to compete with the full time 4WD of Subaru, though, for good reason. The reality is it's all measured by averaging data and comparing, where Toyota leads by a wide margin in studies. There is no exaggerating. With Denso (primary Toyota supplier) vertically integrated with them, they have better communication in development (and same geographic location). I'm well accustomed to the auto industry and am familiar with Toyota's internal strategies and processes to achieve what they do. It's great Toyota is still a top shareholder in Subaru. It's mutually beneficial. With shared resources in joint development of the new EV they are both working on, it'll be even better.
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  5738.  @802Garage  Great job misinterpreting so much. As for the first bit, it's in plain English. Secondly, the data for my specific comparison speaks for itself. It takes a few minutes searching classifieds to find how 1MZ engines are lasting against EZ30s. I never said it was worse, though. I routinely see 1MZ with 300,000+ miles. Toyota cars have never tried to compete with Subaru's near-even AWD in the USDM (from the true VCD 50/50, to 45/55, and the newer 60/40). Side note: Subaru's newer CVTs ruin them. I'd say a new Camry XLE with a V6 is more for enthusiasts than the Legacy. What, even, is your definition of enthusiast offerings? For SUV/truck offroading enthusiasts, Toyota has a market Subaru doesn't. The WRX/STI is still the only car catering to enthusiasts. 86 is shared. Toyota engineers did heavy chassis development of 86 because they both sent teams to collaborate together. Please, share your sources claiming most of the work was done at Subaru's facilities with Subaru's employees. Lexus does have plenty of performance offerings. The 2UR-GSE is a great engine which can take hundreds of thousands of performance miles without a rebuild. I'd take a used IS-F over the new Supra. The powertrain is a disgrace for the modding spirit of Supras. Edit: I brought up the Denso relationship because that is the primary supplier of Toyota and you kept mentioning Subaru's suppliers. Subaru has a much wider range of suppliers for critical components. This introduces more risk from communication issues with the additional suppliers. All other Japanese manufacturers deal with Denso in some way too because they are another local supplier. Subaru has benefits of raw materials from Fuji Heavy like Hyundai Motor Group does. It's just an example.
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  5739.  @802Garage  1. Yes, there is actual data available using the mean mileage of cars for sale nationally in, say, Autotrader. This is statistically sound. 2. Subaru's target is very different based on the traditionally more practical uses of its higher quality AWD systems. Toyota and Honda have recently used Haldex systems which are max 80/20 in their application (is a famous CR-V AWD test proving its uselessness). This is changing, though. FYI, the Venza never had permanent AWD, just a Haldex-type electronically-engaged system that normally drives 100% of torque to front wheels. It did work better than the Haldex systems, though. 3. I'm aware of people "off-roading' Subarus but that is not realistic in heavily variable terrain. Yes, 4Runners and FJs are heavily off-roaded, as well as Tundras. The scene is almost as large as the Wrangler community. The luxury and enthusiast markets are not mutually exclusive. I can say firsthand that an IS-F is more fun to drive than a WRX or WRX STI. It's my opinion. 4. Your previous claims contradict this and I know for a fact how joint development works in automakers so I just wanted to point that out. I also followed the 86's development out of curiosity. I do personally wish to see an EZ36 twin turbo GT car out of the partnership eventually. SVX revival perhaps? 5. Sure, but even new F models from Lexus are a bargain compared to the Germans and the engine quality is superior (all 2UR-GSE). Used F models are great. Even without them the S160 GS is amazing and easily modifiable like any other Lexus. A GS400 released in 1997 still outperforms any new non-WRX Subaru for less than $5k. Manual throttle body, RWD, 1UZ: What's not to love? And the 2JZ are like a 4 door Supra after mods. With the new Supra, I'm aware of the extensive development process between the two. I followed it heavily. Sadly, Toyota had much less influence on this engine than even the 86's engine. It's still a B58, was designed 5 years ago by BMW, and the updated version in the Supra debuted in the G05 X5. The differences (parts numbers from official engine diagram) are the turbocharger, oil pump, oil pan, acoustic cover for oil pan, cylinder head cover with no pressure control valve, and plastic engine cover. 6. The point with a more vertical supply chain is you are able to take more from within than having to take externally. This reduces risk. Say one automaker takes a more even amount from each supplier, while another, which is vertically integrated, takes 60-80% from their vertical supplier. This leaves less to go wrong at other suppliers. And I'm not saying Toyota doesn't use those suppliers you listed. They just don't need to outsource as much.
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  5740.  @802Garage  Yeah, I don't want to keep making my replies longer out of habit, but I will say something about the potential auto listings data. If you take the mean mileage across all the most used auto marketplaces (Autotrader is an example), throw out cars with salvage titles for accuracy, and view the results as something like a percentage of cars originally made, then I don't see anything wrong with it. It would just take a while to get more accurate data from Subarus given the lower numbers. You can probably use the data set for multiple linear regression analysis with dummy variables to find relationships with individual explanatory variables. Right now I have a P2 V70 2.5t I'm upgrading to be like an R, an S430 (pre-facelift so no ABC and other complexity), and an S160 GS400 platinum (silver on black). I like variety, haha. Also lucky to be in the south where old cars like the W220 stay rust free, whereas in the north it destroyed them. Also, fiber optics and voice control in the 90s! It fulfills my interest in old electronics and cars at the same time.
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  5741.  @802Garage  Oh, yeah. I visit the Boston area frequently and it's awful. The W220s are insanely easy and nice to work on. Most parts cheaper than the Lexus and it's almost as reliable. I know someone who has 320k miles on an original S500 engine and transmission. Volvo parts aren't bad. FCP Euro is the resident site for Volvo and any other European. Great prices/policy.
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  5742. Yikes.
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  5743.  @upgradeNEVER  Of course. The same engine that had terrible cylinder sleeve issues until 2002 or so. I'm sure they will do another V8 eventually.
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  5744.  @upgradeNEVER  The Subaru engines are more different than the V8s are to the original variants. But Subaru really does need to new and more reliable performance engines to replace the EJ. Porsche kicks their ass in the flat game.
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  5745. Stupid advice when Airmatic is just as reliable as conventional suspension on W220. It's the ABC suspension that will hurt you.
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  5746. GM now needs to resurrect Saturn as an affordable BEV brand
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  5747.  @vaibhavshetty8687  Well, then, I live in the U.S. so food is not destroyed here. In fact we have absolutely noo problems. Your logic is autistic.
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  5748. This is why I respect Samsung.
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  5749. It's always suspicious when people speak so conclusively about something they can't confirm. They must be relying heavily on surveillance for evidence it was just him alone
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  5750. One of the greatest speeches of our time.
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  5751. Only comparing it to the NC Miata.
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  5752. More power??? More than enough for US roads already
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  5753. An AMG GT C with current tech
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  5754. The Prius is extremely reliable. Know plenty of non-lefties who drive them
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  5755. Grandmaster Buu They really don't.
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  5756. A similar argument could be made against yourself for relating human action to IQ, rather than DEI.
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  5757. ​ @plop31  Can you rewrite this in English? Seems like you're making yet another "numbers über alles" argument. The fact still stands: The Tesla lineup invokes no emotive experience whatsoever as there is no feedback through anything. It's all isolation
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  5758. Give me a break. This is the most ideal car for 99% of public road driving. If you want a specialized lightweight vehicle there is no shortage of them.
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  5759. Not one thing wasn't attributed properly. Go ahead: Identify exactly what he misattributed...
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  5760. Cope. This is a performance variant
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  5761. Needs some decent amount of renovation work but not bad.
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  5762. Never was a sucker. Always bought used. Except for the "genius" professors that would write their own "books" and force students to give them $100-200 for it.
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  5763. "The future"
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  5764. Family claims he was shot in back of head. Well, the last shot seems to be the one that hit him in the head, so it very well may be true. That last shot was also blatantly unnecessary. I'm trying to be objective here.
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  5765.  @tecnicstudios  Loud and violent? Not on the same planet as I am I see. It's the leftists claiming they are abusing the ability to own a weapon and commit violence for terrorism and proving their point.
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  5766. Whackd!
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  5767. Barrel rise seems to be worsened compared to the original H9
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  5768. The Marxist lackeys are even more uneducated and doltish in the UK.
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  5769.  @Consolethumbs  Wouldn't be the same engine. Would be built for the segment price.
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  5770.  @tailmonxxx  Hahahahaha. He fits every English language definition of "dictator". How gullible you are
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  5771.  @anneofgreengables1619  Riiiiiiight
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  5772.  @stubones  You've never lived under absolute tyranny in your life
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  5773. Of the entire decade? Can't agree there. The original Audi R8 design does more for me, though not the revised designs which didn't improve it. Graceful and elegant
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  5774. A new stolen Grand Wagoneer? Extremely heavy. Nice job
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  5775. The ultimate sleeping contest. That is what driving a modern M car or BMW makes you feel like doing.
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  5776. That rubbernecking at 3:58 hahaha.
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  5777. The rifle simply does need a design modification to mitigate damage when these type of failures happen
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  5778. Forgotten Cooking with Chef McCollum soon?
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  5779. Rent free
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  5780.  @pagerthemacaquemonkey3248  915 comments on this channel alone with your 1 month YouTube account. This is what desperation to influence looks like. Most other accounts I've seen like this were CCP trolls.
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  5781. Camera was aimed a little low. I'd also zoom in a bit more.
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  5782. It's great taste. TVR had great taste as well.
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  5783.  @kilovwdude6457  That's ridiculous. A much better quality car with an I5 that can produce results more reliably is a P1/P2 Volvo
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  5784.  @paullester2535  Obviously not. EV adoption is rapidly outpacing supply
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  5785. They'll say anything to avoid the simpler, and more likely, explanations
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  5786. Toyota had the same wiper features, albeit better executed, on the Aristo and GS in the 90s.
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  5787. Tim, please show some of the motorcycles up close next time even if you don't know what they are.
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  5788. Enough with the W140 meme. Yes, they are much heavier cars and you feel it. The W220 is still more comfortable to drive and more reliable and easier to maintain (ask any MB tech)
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  5789. If anyone doesn't know Japanese, it is pronounced Na-n-bu. Nah-n-boo.
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  5790. Sound restrictions are laughable.
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  5791.  @mgcharoudin  Employees and home owners know exactly what they're getting themselves into by being next to tracks like these. Sound restrictions should be very lenient if they exist.
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  5792.  @mgcharoudin  Got it. The ring is also further from most residential areas and is more widespread than many tracks so they should be lenient/non existent.
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  5793.  @mgcharoudin  That's a separate topic (but definitely relevant) from what I said. Regardless, I'd love to know what environmental concerns they have at 131 versus 129 db measuring at that distance (directly next to track). Wildlife directly near the track would probably get equally as spooked at 110 versus 130. Measuring the level 75 yds away or so seems more effective.
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  5794. nUmBerS MAke CaR BetTeR Nah. I prefer NA engines.
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  5795. The chime was always annoying.
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  5796. The rust was a cathodic protection solution issue at the factory. The formula for the solution was wrong so they overestimated its lifespan. The result was that they varied wildly in rust resistance. Some have no issues (but smaller amount). Was fixed by 2003
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  5797. @Curtis Fleabag Even Volvos had more than 200 hp in 2005. My 2000 Lexus has 300.
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  5798. Acura's quality stats dropped like a cliff after its recent turbocharged product release. They were declining before regardless. They have a lot to do to get back to Lexus-level standards.
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  5799. Forced integration was the mistake that cemented the downfall of the USA
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  5800.  @thatrealba  Sure am.
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  5801.  christian andromax  99% of your arguments are nullified by this simple fact: CCP ≠ The Chinese people. Disliking the bureaucratic and kleptocratic CCP is not racist.
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  5802.  christian andromax  Total non sequitur. You have no argument against what I said: Just a juvenile and illogical conclusion.
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  5803. Sometimes you have to fight terrorism like Greenpeace has engaged in. No nation should tolerate it.
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  5804. At $250-$400 each, you may as well try taking them out/leaving them in and detailing them with one of the many sanding/polishing methods and adding a new protective layer before you spend much more (especially on the plastic lens units where you replace the entire thing!).
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  5805.  @austinfrazier7325  You're a naïve and evil person. Davis doesn't even write these scripts.
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  5806. Thanks for exposing Harris's husband.
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  5807. You're missing a huge part of this here. Oil is very oligopolistic because of the extremely limited sourcing and geographic locations, property rights, etc. Energy for BEVs is much more competitive and the sources of energy are not bound. You can install your own energy storage systems or change charging stations, etc., and their suppliers don't have to rely on foreign, corrupted, or manipulated crude or monopolistic refineries.
    1
  5808.  @markplott4820  Give it up. You're an overly biased Tesla troll. Allow yourself to look at the facts for once.
    1
  5809. Everyone in the know about this "art" is aware about its usage as an underground currency by the elite. Mostly money laundering
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  5810.  @LaVictoireEstLaVie  Weak. A complete and laughable non-sequitur. The US was not even mentioned. The CCP is a global issue right now and their crimes against humanity (their own citizens) are not equivalent to the US at all. You definitely have an agenda here and I think you and I both know what that is. Saying "...it is ok in the eyes of Americans" tells us all we need to know about your education.
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  5811. Doesn't matter. Every oil is synthetic now
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  5812. Really sorry about this, man. There's also a shit ton of trolls out there posing as copyright claimants that get so many YouTubers' videos either removed or de-monitized so they can collect the ad revenue. YouTube needs to change something with this since you are so powerless to challenge these people and the strikes.
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  5813. Everything is very high quality. Great company and agree with the comparison to Noble.
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  5814. How can you stay in that city?
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  5815. It's like an alternate universe where TVR painted a Gallardo.
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  5816. Or an electric car that actually looks like an EV. This is designed to imitate an ICE car with its gaudy imitation grille
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  5817. Glad you got the interview.
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  5818.  @bentaxelrod  That's what I said. The wheels are always so bad it ruins the rest of the car.
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  5819. They bother because they want to subvert it
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  5820. Nikola? As shady as it gets. The writing has been on the wall here.
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  5821. No doubt that the families will also be going after the building designers for not providing enough emergency exits or escape routes.
    1
  5822.  @humphrey9028  Having a logical opinion is being "mad" simply because you disagree with it. Total idiocy
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  5823. ESP should've been shut off.
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  5824. I'd spec it without cliché red brake calipers (black instead) and just go with orange. Just can't like red calipers anymore.
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  5825. Lucky man. Best of the R8 designs to me!
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  5826. Inhaling petrol fumes doesn't help
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  5827. Desantis may sign HB 269 into law. If he does, this is PROOF he values protecting the feelings of a group with inordinate power over the US Constitution. It will be proof he doesn't believe in the first amendment.
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  5828. ​ @jm-holm An Irishman could never become Chinese because he was adopted and raised by Chinese parents in China. Such twisted logic
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  5829. Need to review a Q70 with the 5.6L VK56VD (not the L, but the SWB for better handling). It's a sleeper too little care about. Let's see how its dated design is holding up. One of the last few (with GS-F) naturally aspirated DOHC V8 sedans for sale. I wish 90° Japanese V8s would be popular again...
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  5830.  @gumballer133  No. Spray grease is the proper way used by technicians everywhere.
    1
  5831. Because it's a white guy and they know he can aim, Jamal
    1
  5832. Bullshit. He and Renault have absolutely ruined Nissan. Most outdated and uncompetitive products of any major automaker. If you actually knew what you were talking about instead of reading a quick bio then this would be obvious.
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  5833. ​ @liamvt2 Apparently leaving monuments for people who disagree with you triggers leftists like you immensely. At what point do leftists get to arbitrarily decide when something is historical erasure? Because even removing something like the Arch of Titus, with its "offensive" portrayal of a small religious minority, to another location is erasure. It has stood there for nearly 2,000 years and is one of the few arches remaining in Rome. Removing it would risk much damage. So, tell us. At what age does monument removal result in historical revisionism?
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  5834. Trump didn't have the balls to do many things. Need someone more unwavering than him, but there won't be an alternative who isn't a corrupt career politician
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  5835. The Japanese pronunciation 😂
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  5836. Even using guns in the USA is a political statement these days. Nothing needs to be said
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  5837. Almost like behavior results from genetics and extensive evolution!
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  5838. Yet my W220's OEM or OE parts are 2/3 the cost or so of my Lexus and reliability is nearly the same.
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  5839. Hope more people appreciate these now that modern design has truly ruined BMW
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  5840. ​ @TedwardDrives Sure, I've seen them all in person. But, no, it does not require that much surface area to achieve desired down force is the point. If these corners are similar to the competition then there's no way the aero isn't stalling out frequently at those low speeds, or at least being too ineffective to justify it. You can get far more entry speed while producing similar down force from reduced wing area. More entry speed also allows a diffuser (which works more efficiently due to proximity to the ground) to work more effectively. All it takes is a driver with enough practice because it's not as natural to drive like this.
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  5841. It is retractable
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  5842. The original wheels look better
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  5843.  @brownwhale5518  It's nice to see someone in this chain who isn't a dullard
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  5844. ​ @Nylon_riot  It's actually the broader Christian "we're all God's children" mindset. And then you remind a Christian there are more Christians in violent sub-Saharan Africa than anywhere else. And suddenly they understand that Christian nationalism is a meme.
    1
  5845. The Infiniti wasn't fully steer by wire because it had a redundant physical shaft
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  5846. Needs a more original interior.
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  5847. beeeneee Wrong. Reliability was great as long as you didn't get a ABC suspension (higher trim C215 or W220), or live in a road salt environment. The bad period was '03-'07. Educate yourself.
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  5848. Time to start using his real name
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  5849. You could drive a comparable Sprinter now. See if it holds up in fun factor.
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  5850.  @TedwardDrives  Both are direct competitors so they're very similar. I'd say they're about the same but you do need to pay more to get the diesel in the Sprinter. I like the options for both. The Transit is probably cheaper to maintain with the cheaper Ford parts but who knows.
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  5851. The modern Thunderbird wasn't that bad at all
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  5852. The probability of this not being the source (or part of the outbreak) are simply very low to me. Especially with how much effort they are putting in to a cover-up.
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  5853. Why the insanely biased video description? The Trump admin also supports right to repair!!! Come on...
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  5854. ​ @squarerootof2  "Everything must be a conspiracy if these events were!" You are not even as capable as a midwit.
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  5855. Japan is lucky it has no land borders, otherwise it would be far easier for subversives to flood them
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  5856. Should be the only Porsche you'll ever need!
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  5857.  @s0lid_sno0ks  Maybe one day you'll come out of the closet too, just like your prophet
    1
  5858. People who get tattoos are crying out for attention by trying to set themselves apart from others. It doesn't make you unique. It makes you one big red flag
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  5859. You have that backwards.
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  5860. All the dead space between the driver and the windshield proves it's not for space and simply design
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  5861.  @on_wheels_80  You hit the nail on its head here. Good summary.
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  5862. Hopefully he won't apologize at all
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  5863. Yes, they appreciate nice JDM cars
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  5864. There is NO sane reason to prefer these over a RUF. Especially a CTR3.
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  5865. Disgusting
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  5866.  @alexlee8639  Things were different over 7 years ago.
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  5867.  @RomaneMaticaliseGordon  That's not true. Look at the 2020 JD Power Vehicle Dependability Study for statistics.
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  5868.  @RomaneMaticaliseGordon  Ah, and I'm sure your anecdotal evidence is more trustworthy? Give me a break. The VDS is statistically sound.
    1
  5869. "Hey Siri, define 'usual' please"
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  5870. Structure does use W140 parts
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  5871. Original engine?
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  5872. Oh yeah, so "fixed up".
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  5873. This is the current state of Fox News and "right wing" at large. Lahren and the host just nodding along. The real right wing gets no representation in the media without being suppressed
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  5874.  @losting3700  Uh huh. Where is your citation for that asinine generalization of Trump supporters?
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  5875. The ideal Atom for me would be the 4 with an NA K20 variant: Especially when most of the driving would be done on the street. Side note: Not sure why I didn't watch this sooner. Usually keep up. Probably your best-ever review.
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  5876. Bring back the natural aspiration, Alfa!
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  5877. Certainly better than ghastly Travelodges.
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  5878. Beautifully simple mechanical engineering.
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  5879. Germans are living under anti-German occupation
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  5880. The government probably wants it gone as well when it's in such disrepair
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  5881. ​ @rflats771  How determined can you possibly be to lick the boot?
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  5882. I'd certainly prefer this or the new G90 refresh fully equipped (with Tau V8) over a current base S550.
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  5883.  @93DavidJ  Biblical levels of coping here
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  5884. The interior of this frankly embarrasses the modern Rolls-Royce Wraith interior. All the nice analog dials and traditional style is so much more luxurious to me.
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  5885. It was a great vehicle. Had a 2001. The air suspension rode better than any other vehicle period, in part because of the weight. It had one warranty replacement of the air compressor and was fine the rest of the 13 years. It was a tank and actually great off-road, but it ate through rotors, pads, and tires.
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  5886. Find out what OSB grade it is. Lower grade stuff would be even worse. Also potential emissions from chemicals used. OSB and LDF are just shit quality. Not the same as plywood no matter what he says. Again: NOT plywood at all! He's shitting himself about this GUARANTEED because his liability insurance doesn't cover breach of contract. Would be out of his pocket.
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  5887. The Renault alliance has simply ruined Nissan to this day.
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  5888. I think it's a ploy for them to seem "all down to Earth" and personable. They have advisors for this shit.
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  5889.  @dreww47  Yeeeah. They don't last stock either.
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  5890. Haha, saw the same Catera listed myself before the vid
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  5891.  @Atombender  I think I meant to say quickest accelerating. As for pure speed, AMG doesn't count because it was still aftermarket until it became a part of Daimler-Chrysler in '99. There is no top speed attempt I can find for the Quattroporte IV, but GS400 owners have recorded high 140s to 150 stock and can push it higher with suspension upgrades.
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  5892. I prefer an M5 with a V10
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  5893. This is already named in social heuristics. It's called called the "imitate-the-successful" heuristic.
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  5894. VAG, GM, Lucid, MB, etc., are all about to take disgruntled Tesla owners' business so they will learn to be more friendly.
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  5895. The design of the newer Maseratis makes the 2000s-designed models look like masterworks.
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  5896.  @802Garage  I was about to write about the same comment, haha. Nice to see you here again.
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  5897. Open an offshore account so the US can't access it so easily.
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  5898. You are thinking of this too much in terms of the left/right paradigm. Half of the "far right" or so supports Ukraine. Both left and right should be pushing for cultural and racial homogeneity because such diversity is a direct driver of violent conflict between groups
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  5899. As long as they're actually Ukrainians, the US should take in millions. Need to offset immigration from non-white countries who will only vote against white interests
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  5900.  @zacharyreynolds4303  Except the reliability isn't the primary issue to begin with...
    1
  5901. They had a woman with a PhD in molecular virology corroborate the story...
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  5902. Congrats and here's to 1 million and beyond!
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  5903. ​ @stefano1844 That's part of the point I made. Even though Tesla was also losing an immense amount per car years after Model S delivery, it was a product with no competition. Therefore nobody should act surprised when a Model S competitor hasn't yet made Lucid profitable just 3 years after first deliveries. Additionally, Tesla also decided to produce another expensive car (Model X) before their current one became profitable. Why? Because just like Gravity there was a massive parts overlap and it was logical to tap into that higher volume segment. The point still remains, however, that Tesla was still producing the Roadster 3 years after their first delivery in 2008. It's a monumental challenge to produce a world class luxury sedan as your first product. Scaling takes many years.
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  5904. ​ @CloakofAuron Rapey behavior belonged to basically every army in history. Tyranny also wasn't even close to being uniquely Roman at the time
    1
  5905. Yeah... China would never astroturf some revolution. Hahaha. I couldn't imagine being gullible enough to believe this
    1
  5906. Even after killing whitey they still play the victim
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  5907.  @larryzeldin7561  The difference is he could've modified his 2JZ with very little impact on reliability.
    1
  5908. Any truck is going to fair poorly against stationary objects. Against most cars? Better.
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  5909.  @Ash-ow5yc  Assuming certain people can't control their impulses because they don't have access to human holes? Seriously? Well, the lack of impulse control is certainly higher in specific groups...
    1
  5910. Just about everything BMW has made in the last 15 years has made me hate BMW.
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  5911. What I was really hoping to see was the optional HUD that's supposed to have augmented reality integration. This one doesn't have it.
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  5912. I'd love to listen but it seems you love the sound of your own voice more
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  5913. And their politicians just recently demanded countries like Ireland take Palestinians so they don't have to live next to them anymore
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  5914. Murray and his team are simply putting the other automakers and their gaudy designs to shame and forcing people to question recent decisions. Why change such a winning formula? This and the SCG 004S (though 1/5 to 1/6 the price and less "pure") are my most anticipated vehicles. I'd love to see how close the American 004S gets at its price.
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  5915. She's not attractive
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  5916. I speak from the senses when I say this: Slot cars are boring as shit. Real cars are where the men come to fuck around.
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  5917. ​ @bubbag8895  Like many things that are valuable, rogue employees probably took them to sell them or hide them (it happened many times in these organizations)
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  5918. Can always count on the Chinese to make your day brighter...
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  5919. 17:41 Wrong. The Alpine head unit and auto climate control were from the Navigator. Other trim pieces were Navigator exclusive too but the Navigator interior was still better.
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  5920. Seems like you had some sort of bias with the car and community before reviewing it. And driving with all the extra weight in the car (you and a passenger) isn't exactly exposing its best.
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  5921. But does it come with Continental tires?
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  5922.  @JW-74  Exterior: Mediocre Interior: Mediocre Powertrain: Below mediocre
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  5923. One opposing vote... Yeah that basically summarizes the sick nationalist hive mind mentality and fear of political destruction for opposing anything. No diversity of thought at all.
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  5924. Taliban could've used those sites for tourism revenue but not much foresight from them
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  5925. W220s are underrated. They just need extra rust protection in certain climates (the fault of production engineers using wrong anti-corrosion solution).
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  5926. They're just so boring but I would drive one if I commuted in the city
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  5927. Best you'll get is dubious internally-approved crash test footage and not anything trustworthy like from the NHTSA or IIHS
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  5928. White Mail Privilege The interior NVH seems perfect to me. Just the right amount of connection to the outside.
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  5929. Galaxy phones are also two taps of the power button. Shaking could turn on the camera accidentally.
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  5930. It's definitely no enthusiast transmission.
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  5931. It's like riding an old wooden rollercoaster
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  5932.  @AndSoItWas...  No.
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  5933. What always bothered me with these is the F-150 taillights and the reflectors on the side to try to mimick the Navigator shape. Why not just find a way to use the Navigator taillights?
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  5934. LTT should be priced at $50 max.
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  5935. Nate Kenny Well, it can turn red. Also, that gauge cluster dated from 1998, where it debuted on the W220 S-Class.
    1
  5936. Well... we all know how that Mustang went out.
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  5937. The federal government simply left it up to states to choose on abortion. And the rescinding of affirmative action was not removing any rights, it was removing racial discrimination.
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  5938.  @TermlessHGW  "Lefty" by the way. Get a load of this guy
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  5939. Why are Jewish people only predominantly nationalist in their ethno-state but overwhelmingly vote for the complete opposite anywhere else in the world? (Very close to a monolith in countries like the US.) Even accounting for the bias of increased numbers of nationalists going to Israel it doesn't explain the numbers. Gets the noggin joggin'.
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  5940. I sling balls with Blackwing tires. You sling balls with your feeble hands
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  5941. The grille was not enlarged for "cooling". Stupid if you know anything about how they can manage air flow.
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  5942. I can't remotely bring myself to like it. Why? Mainly the piano black interior and how little creativity there is in the design.
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  5943. The dirty secret is that most of those protests aren't even close to fully grassroots and big money from the usual suspects is funneled into their activism and organization: The same usual suspects who would lose significant wealth if that activism was instead directed toward what everyone agrees on.
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  5944. He despises the idea of basic internet anonymity and has been actively pushing against it. He clearly cares nothing about talking to people to "learn something new from them" unless the ability exists to dox them upon disagreement
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  5945. Closest thing we got to the Type R Civic in the USA in 2008 was the Civic Si Mugen.
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  5946. Pathetic. People like you sow division.
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  5947. This is also the second edition. If there is a third to fix any more errors, it's likely years away.
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  5948. Another great POV vid!
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  5949. Disgusting "journalism." Out with your propaganda!
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  5950. No rat teeth fascia. Very nice. Still a bit large.
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  5951. Yeah, because the acceleration numbers in tenths of a second are what makes the car...
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  5952.  @AG-xlr  Yeah, because it's made for driving! It's made for enjoyment. You love the Cybertruck so much? Well, the only thing it CAN do slightly better in tri-motor config is a few tenths quicker to 60. As soon as it hits 60, the 599 will crush it as it does everywhere else.
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  5953. Age isn't why it's bad...
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  5954. Nero was not a tyrannical person like he was portrayed by the revisionist Flavians.
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  5955.  @youngimperialistmkii  Fascism may be distinctly modern but it shares more ideological elements with those of Augustus' regime (a cult behind the leader, nationalism, etc.) than other ideologies.
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  5956. Really a testament to the inconsistency of Fiocchi. Pretty well documented
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  5957.  @alphonsusho8962  Yep. It took years just to lay the groundwork for the Genesis brand. Keep in mind they decided on the Genesis brand (then unnamed) in 2003! That's how long it took. Edit: not the current individual brand, but the luxury sub-brand of Hyundai revealed a few years later that developed into the standalone brand.
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  5958.  @JustinKelly  You can do your own research with my info. They had ideas of spinning it off into its own brand from the start of development then (and maybe earlier). https://www.autoblog.com/2008/06/17/let-there-be-technology-whats-under-hyundais-new-genesis-seda/#slide-419150
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  5959. Such hypocrites. This guy would've feigned anger himself if he pulled someone over doing 96 in a 35
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  5960. Not supposed to focus so much on such an uneventful person. His purpose is all in reconnaissance. He is shown to help.
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  5961. Fake news. No official ratings yet.
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  5962. Social Credit by Amazon©
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  5963. Take those hideous Bridgestones off and get some performance tires.
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  5964. Give us the country of origin.
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  5965. Dietrich Mateschitz is amazing.
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  5966. This is how they behave everywhere. Personally experienced American blacks getting on and off the bus like this
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  5967. I knew something like this happened (it's just obligatory with that government) but thanks for the details, man.
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  5968. People must realize the undeniable malign, very anti-white, nature of the cabalistic media
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  5969. JoshCraver9000 You have to replace the main battery pack.
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  5970. I'd take a Tundra.
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  5971. The Model 3 driver displayed what the ultimate Masshole technique is
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  5972.  @isaiahdunphy2  You must check the oil level every few weeks. The B5254s love to burn oil between changes for a variety of age-related reasons. Keep the oil in the accepted range. 4-5k miles is more than enough interval on synthetic oil as long as you monitor it. Use 5W-40 full synthetic (as that's the only thing they use in Europe anyway) and it mitigates leaks slightly. Also, all the rubber parts on these cars go to hell. Engine mounts, seals, etc., may need replacing on your car.
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  5973. They always use "racism" as the ultimate shut-it-down strategy, because they know the average person is too afraid to touch the topic. All by design
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  5974. It's a gimmick. A rotating display provides no benefits. The mount is probably more fragile because of it too
    1
  5975. I've given up all social media for months now and my life is so much better. Give it up people.
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  5976. hernanbigtruck He doesn't need that to do it. He's a black belt.
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  5977. Not comparable at all to the absolute destruction of Rome.
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  5978.  @edlorenz1552  Eggsactly
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  5979. And the UZ series of engines remains severely underrated even though they've had a decent resurgence in popularity recently. Can be built to handle 1000 whp with reworked heads & forged con rods. Plenty capable stock too.
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  5980. ​ @tubejorrit  How about quality and actual enjoyment as a measurement?
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  5981. The Levorg is beautifully cohesive, unlike this design. Just sell the Levorg as it is with a manual and I'm in.
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  5982. It's a great car and the interior is higher quality than any comparably priced German vehicle.
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  5983. The gauges and display tech is great. Korean display tech (best in the world) should be showcased in their cars. It's a fantastic car and would take a fully optioned K900 over a base LS500.
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  5984. Interior vertical display ruins it.
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  5985. I wish you posted this in a podcast format as well. Much easier on the go.
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  5986.  cunny funt  Correct. Environmental, nutritional, etc., is shown to be only about 25-30% of IQ.
    1
  5987. ​ @rossmanngroup 2 episodes out of an entire series. One of them was the first. Most is trash and blatant political propaganda.
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  5988. This is the result of social media and teachers!!! The Tiktok generation at work.
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  5989. They do believe it. Authoritarian kleptocracy.
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  5990. Please keep driving the unicorn JDM cars.
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  5991. I could never justify one of these car hi-fi systems because you might as well wear open-back headphones that still allow you to hear your surroundings. I don't believe it's possible to best something like the HD 800 S with car interior limitations here but, if you want to share the music with a passenger, this has to be the best way.
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  5992. Does the glass roof not weigh considerably more than the body-colored roof? If so, it makes sense why you wouldn't want it sometimes
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  5993. Wasn't even close to "slamming"!
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  5994.  @Groovethrough  The only person hating here would be you... if Matt voted Trump.
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  5995. The world is a horror movie.
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  5996. Neither of you are likely to understand even the essentials of Apollo, and you definitely haven't tried to: >https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-_93BVApb59FWrLZfdlisi_x7-Ut_-w7 >https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-_93BVApb58SXL-BCv4rVHL-8GuC2WGb
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  5997. Nope. Controls were usually much easier for the passenger to operate so making it easier for the driver to operate while driving is doing it in the interest of equality
    1
  5998. The far-left were so hungry for an alternative where they could enforce intense censorship and gatekeep their ideology that it was inevitable all the employees supportive of old Twitter would work on it
    1
  5999. This is why body cams exist.
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  6000.  @jeffs6090  Yes. It is a major issue.
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  6001.  @randomuploads1015  Did I mention anything about a specific dealer? No. But I've dealt with all but maybe one in the southeast U.S. Read what I said again.
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  6002.  @Soh90  Yeah that's very true. Not unlike BMW dealers.
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  6003.  @randomuploads1015  Yeah, I'm pretty sure I can. Maybe English isn't your first language or you can't read it well, but not even Zeus would be able to tell I had ill intentions from any of that.
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  6004.  @randomuploads1015  Interesting take. Although your replies were objectively more appalling.
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  6005.  @stevornrichards1380  Horrid response? Did you also not read anything? His "response" proved he didn't read a single thing I wrote and instead implied it was just my bad experience with one local dealer. My condolences to your reading abilities as well.
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  6006.  @Eeaotc02  The main point here I was really referring to is how the ordering and service departments act. I do agree the Volvo salespeople are decently trained and nice. Definitely better than some brands on average. They just order cars (like BMW) to ensure very few lower optioned vehicles make it to the lot. Many Volvo dealers simply have a monopoly or oligopoly on their area which allows them to take advantage of little competition. They can more easily get people into highly optioned cars and have more bargaining power with service (more $$$ for less work).
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  6007.  @stevornrichards1380  Yes, when someone decides to spend much more time writing a response than actually reading a post, that is an issue. I didn't do anything insensitive (e.g., such as taking it personally and being offended by something they didn't understand like the two of you have) but I think it's hilarious how both of you think you can judge the intention of a person based on a rhetorical question. Should I submit to the possibility of you both having low social skills? After all, you both love ad hominem attacks and not having a fruitful discussion. And, to your second reply in a row, it's clear you still haven't read or thought at all about even my original comment. Try again and hopefully take another English class.
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  6008. Label multiculturalism what it really is: Multiracialism
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  6009. Way too isolated from the road for me.
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  6010.  @super_slav91  VAG hasn't had issues lately with their engines (EA888, namely) because they also switched to dual injection... in Europe. I don't believe the U.S. models have it yet which is why I wouldn't own one. But all VW engines recently have had carbon issues with direct injection.
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  6011. Save yourself from Twitter while it's still possible.
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  6012.  @th223inoue  I doubt the journalists (or any of those virtue signallers on Twitter) who gave it anything above an 9/10 even finished the game themselves and just expected it would be good like other ND games. Twitter is a purgatory for radicals.
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  6013. Going the "progressive" route regressed the interior design to me. It's not awful at all but it's a step in the wrong direction.
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  6014.  Don Boss  Straw man? Never said anything like that. But, it will last 20 years with regular maintenance... including timing chain and any rubber (not a repair).
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  6015. They'll use government funding to encourage illegal immigration, foster drug usage, and pay for illegal voting sessions; however, when it comes to actual issues: "Nothing to see here! You're just classists!"
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  6016. ​ @superbros1690 There are a few parts modified by Toyota, at most. They didn't develop the engine. Tuning it for the Supra doesn't count
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  6017. Aww. Can't find any 505s here anymore. People didn't really know any better back then.
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  6018. With no windshield I would certainly be wearing a helmet.
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  6019. One of my old Calculus professors was an engineer for the Geo division
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  6020. Nice. Guess you settled on a Model 3
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  6021. Not at all surprised about the Hongqi. Could tell they were trash when others were using it to praise China's advances. They couldn't even do well when they were rebranding Lincoln Town Cars or using Audi
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  6022. I'd take any movies from the early 20th century over today's heaps
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  6023. Nope. It shows exactly why the CCP are degenerate scumbags and informs the world why it happened this way.
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  6024.  @vangcruz4442  This argument doesn't work here, bud. The subject here is why the virus was allowed to spread out of the country to begin with. It is covering the root of why people shouldn't believe any of the "good things happening" because of the CCP. Why? The CCP has a deep history of data manipulation. The blatantly obvious lies should at least be more realistic but they aren't. They even fail at lying. The CCP should pay for this. I'm curious what you would have to say that's "good" about what the CCP is doing right now or has done over the past several months. I guarantee every "good" thing said by you would just be regurgitation of CGTN and just other state "data". It all stems from a simple fact: The country has no freedom of the press. Individuals cannot to investigating that contradicts whatever the CCP wants them to think. Very easy to understand. You cannot logically accept all the numbers they provide at face value with zero evidence. You cannot accept that they're helping anyone but themselves because of the deep lies.
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  6025. Stones and bronze tools but would take much longer
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  6026. In all seriousness the RE2 remake won it for me.
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  6027.  @befer  I understood what you said perfectly. You take neuroticism to an entirely new level, bud. Get some therapy.
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  6028.  @befer  Your extremely emotional and flamboyant reaction is typical behavior of someone with neurosis. It's not a random ad-hominem. My comment should not have ever been mistaken. It is perfectly reasonable and understandable. If I had wrote "Africa is even worse than China, believe it or not", you'd probably understand it perfectly: However, I used shorthand because the context is abundantly clear. This isn't some random comment section. China is the subject of the video. You have a lot of self-reflection to do and self-control issues. Good day. FYI: I am confident an external psychoanalyst looking at this would wager you have the narcissistic tendencies here.
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  6029.  @SkufAbuzevich  Communism is the ultimate form of socialism.
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  6030.  @VisibilityFoggy  Well summarized.
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  6031. He's an absolute simpleton based on his highly political actions in the past.
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  6032. The difference is in NVH and other features really.
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  6033.  @marcoganzo4266  It's not a bad question even though they don't compete...
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  6034. That's like comparing an S8 to an RS6
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  6035. For weight a K24 build would be better.
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  6036. Might as well take advantage of the purpose of a Senna if you own it.
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  6037.  @samsonian  Completely agree. I don't like people who destroy nice cars someone clearly cared for just to have 2 minutes of fun.
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  6038. Boris Johnson is a fantastic person. Deal with it.
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  6039. 9:45 Christian Zionists are always trying to stage war on behalf of Israel
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  6040. The PSC2R tires are a huge part in containing this beast.
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  6041. Purely saving face
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  6042. Also an excellent idea to bring the gauges closer to the driver by placing them in front of the wheel spokes
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  6043. Audi S5 4.2 FSI Coupé Manual?
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  6044. Crazy! Wish you the best from here on.
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  6045. I knew someone would use the John Wick scene for Naughty Dog. Fits too well.
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  6046. Still way fewer per capita than you think
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  6047. Hard to remember but I'm fairly certain it was the McLaren F1 from when I first saw the concept.
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  6048. All that haste and speed while you're isolated in what's essentially a sensory deprivation tank on wheels.
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  6049.  @JustXanotherUser  "Arab" isn't a race, dillrod. You just brought race into it. Congratulations. Hypocrite.
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  6050. As ridiculous as it seems it's brilliant and could probably be made very reliable.
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  6051. I agree. Add a snap cover with a little seal and it should be fine
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  6052. ​ @mattblock6616 You haven't a clue about the usability because you haven't used one
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  6053. If say quality is above average for the segment...
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  6054. Extreme nationalism from CCP members has no bounds.
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  6055. Yuck.
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  6056. ASMR is autistic.
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  6057. Iran was never a threat to US "superpower status", only Israel's. In fact the "nuclear threat" was just a pretext for Israel to take out Iran before becoming a regional superpower and major competitor. It is no coincidence China had just completed a new railway into Iran for trade.
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  6058. The ADL is just one of the countless NGOs run by Jewish people engaging in cultural manipulation and using mafia tactics
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  6059. Save the W220s!
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  6060. Yeah, this guy looks like a cat man.
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  6061. "iT waSn'T rEaL cOmMunIsM." Give me a break.
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  6062.  Ho Chi Wang  Uh huh. But he will.
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  6063.  Ho Chi Wang  You're the stupid one here if you say he's racist. Also, President's themselves don't even really matter. It's their cabinet and who the appoint to the Supreme Court that matters most. You're a charlatan.
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  6064. I actually always preferred the original Murcielago design over the LP640. The fit and finish may not be as good, but doesn't matter to me. I prefer the wheels too, but the later pre-LP640 wheels are my favorite.
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  6065. These are even less safe than motorcycles in the event of an accident with the types of vehicles on the road in the US
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  6066.  @toomanyaccounts  Bingo.
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  6067. It's still faster than most new cars.
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  6068. Yes, the whole area really has great roads
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  6069. Yeah, but ZJ Grand Cherokees were the best and super reliable. Sounds like an odd coincidence of supplier issues. Not the fault of the design.
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  6070. 多様性? Diversity (apart from intellectual diversity) leads to societal instability and lower trust. Cohesion is reduced. Homogeneity forms high-trust, and therefore stronger, societies
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  6071.  @michaeldavila8627  Jesus you're either a dumbass or clearly not from the US. Yes, the ninth gen Corolla was done and released in Japan in 2000 but the US didn't even see it until 2002. From an American perspective you're talking about the eighth gen which was released late here. Edit: Let me be clear: If you are talking about the eighth gen that got Toyota's VVTi, that was in '98. The same year it was introduced on other Toyota products like my own GS400.
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  6072. 2:25:30 Pure ear cancer.
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  6073. Item 2 It's the closest I can get to flying a Zero and not ending up as a kamikaze pilot.
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  6074. Caparo T1. Just wish it evolved more. The right formula.
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  6075. Sounds like you had fun, at least. I did almost snatch an RX8 that needed new seals a few years ago. They are, apparently, fun to work on.
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  6076. Absolutely my choice at this price point
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  6077. Swedes were saying that the lead is now well under 1%. We'll see
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  6078. Random ChineseGuy Considering China had the tariffs in place first and would not ever remove them without action, China had it coming. They should expect hard negotiating with Trump. China has much more to lose on trade but both countries will obviously lose.
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  6079.  @dragospahontu  Not just the engine that goes wrong. Like most other VWs, everything else on it had mediocre engineering
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  6080. Would be nice if the US got this with the equipment Canada gets.
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  6081.  @punctuationman334  If you think that guy is American you're more ignorant than him.
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  6082. 9 mph over is usually the max they allow over here. Of course, if a cop is having a bad day, he can still write a ticket for 1 over.
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  6083. Try watching the damn video before commenting
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  6084. 80? It's not that great.
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  6085.  @simardeepdulay6605  The show isn't rated on "past episode 40". It's an average. 80 is a great rating but it's more like 65-70 (good) to me.
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  6086. What a massive coincidence, Tim! The CGT photo-op with the row of trees in the background was in my old neighborhood! One street away.
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  6087. Phillip Kim Would be better with the traditional spare wheel and tire on the rear and a more boxy design.
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  6088.  @SDav21  Yes, it also does that by holding unlock on the key. Many luxury cars have that feature. I think it started on the W140.
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  6089.  @SDav21  There are many features programmed into Mercedes that people don't have a clue about. I've had a 220 for years and knew about the convenience closing from the manual. On these cars holding in recirculate only closes everything up to ensure recirculate works properly. Not sure if that was changed to open as well on newer cars.
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  6090.  @SDav21  I'm sure it does on other car but not on mine. "It isn't just to make sure recirculate works properly". Now you're just being a contrarian. What you're saying isn't logical. Slow down and think for a second. The entire point behind assigning the recirculate button to this task is so you can prevent bad smells and ensure that recirculate mode (the process of recirculating interior air, filtering it, and then bringing it back in to prevent bad exterior smells) is not just taking in outside air through open glass. Otherwise they would've just put it on a window switch by holding up for a few seconds.
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  6091. Or they can just do the work themselves
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  6092. Stronger spring probably broke the firing pin.
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  6093. Clearly pandering to the right just to get their votes. Don't believe it
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  6094. ​ @TracyKimbal1973  She was forced to because she was a miniscule female BY HERSELF. He did not need to die and it would've ended different with two sizeable male officers first
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  6095. ​ Who cries for Biden Not me  Total delusional cope
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  6096.  @lesseva96  Why are you trying to lie about what the video is? It was not just a reaction clip to AOC. That reaction was a small part of it. Take a good look back at your original comment. You are framing the statement "defund the police" into something it doesn't mean. That statement is generalized. It is a silly phrase. Good luck with this twisted logic. I'm sure you're in a very safe and upper class neighborhood with no actual understanding of the need for patrols and quick response armed officers. Increasing funding for police to allow for more thorough training is the logical choice but, instead, you follow the corrupt politicians' confirmation biases on the issue.
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  6097.  @lesseva96  Imagine just blatantly assuming an increase in training causes more violence. You truly are ignorant and having such confirmation bias while affirming your believe in systemic police racism/violence is disgusting. Not afforded privileges mentioned? Haha, sure. I mentioned your neighborhood conditions because only someone living in an area as nice as AOC and the other corrupt politicians could be so out of touch with reality. You've never lived in an area that has such a need in your life. Go ask genuine non-criminals what they think within violent neighborhoods. Black-on-black violence must be solved without laying blame on others. It must be solved through internal subcultural reform.
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  6098.  @lesseva96  At least you admitted to not actually watching the video. You afraid you'll get swayed?
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  6099. This "exposé" is not biased at all. No, not at all. Ghosn definitely wasn't a corrupt POS. Yeah, I'll wait for the facts to come out. This is hilarious.
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  6100. Excellent choice.
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  6101. Yeah... Not as enjoyable.
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  6102. There is no reason for gearless sprag clutch ratchets like the Snap-On to cost so much
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  6103. It's all more corrupt than the average mob family. Really makes you think.
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  6104. Fake news.
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  6105. They tried to hide the hack job of a fascia by putting the euro front plates in all press photos.
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  6106.  @ericfitzgerald9139  You act like it's unrelated to the video. You know, the one that this comment chain is on. I get it. You're biased because you like the car.
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  6107. That's why the manuals are so much more expensive on these older Italians.
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  6108. Nice Soarer. Love those cars.
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  6109. Keep in mind that lamp projectors can be very loud in small rooms. Might want to spend more for a more modern LED projector. Anything WXGA and under is still not expensive
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  6110.  @NameSchema100  BMW never owned Bentley. VW AG took all rights to both Bentley and Rolls-Royce in 1998 before BMW eventually obtained rights for Rolls-Royce a few years later. This car used BMW components because BMW was a supplier under contract.
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  6111.  @NameSchema100  Stop pretending like you know what the hell you're writing! There are different Arnage configurations and they didn't just use the 4.4 BMW-Cosworth unit. The entry Arnages had the BMW engine and 5HP transmission but the Arnage R, Red Label, and T (like this one) have the updated 6.75L V8 which is paired to a GM 4L80. Only later versions of the 6.75 got a 6-speed ZF. I already mentioned above: Bentley, under VW, had a contract to keep sourcing components from BMW.
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  6112. I have seen ONE 9-4X. Feels like an accomplishment.
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  6113. And yet these two things don't matter... What matters is proprietary
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  6114. There was also a metal VP Racing fuel can in the back of the Cybertruck. Not exactly the cheapest choice to do something like that
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  6115.  @thomaskwan3251  Wrong. Now explain why Japan, one of the most prosperous capitalist countries, is equally as clean.
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  6116.  @MunroLive  It costs extra time to machine the dies but that's minor.
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  6117. Totally agree. In the stream I concluded it makes a 7/10 movie and a shit game.
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  6118. Deport all non-English speakers
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  6119.  @leolafortune1255  Muh Nazis and biolabs
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  6120.  @d1sturb3d119  Reading comprehension is poor with you, isn't it? The older LXs are just as good off road but the new LXs are not as specialized for off-roading. Approach and departure angle and tire restrictions because of the pointlessly large Lexus wheels. They are simply not as good from the factory now. Douchey comment.
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  6121.  @d1sturb3d119  It's clear to any English reader from here to Mongolia that I was talking just about the LX570 and the abilities from the factory (not LXs in general like your confrontational comment suggested). And, no, I haven't met someone who prefers to pay extra for a badge, have a worse approach angle without modifying, deal with the larger wheels and buy better offroad tires, when a Land Cruiser will is perfectly adequate for 90% of peoples' off-roading needs from the factory and slightly cheaper. Quit saving face.
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  6122.  @d1sturb3d119  Hmm. Still trying to save face are you? Do you like using YouTube to vent your little problems out, big guy? STILL can't understand or willfully being ignorant about my argument. There's a reason why nearly all the modified LX570s you see get lowered and have even more useless thin-sidewall road tires on them. HINT: air suspension. If you can't understand how the new Land Cruisers are a better value from the factory and better to modify, take your head out of your ass. Nice fart can on that Lexus SC in your profile pic by the way.
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  6123.  @d1sturb3d119  But... they aren't replaced the second the go off-road. 90% of off-roading done on roads in the U.S. is fine as they come (they were designed for it). If you off-road in the hardest places possible as a hobby that's a different story. Yet my argument still stands. Ah, yes, because I forget what system the AHC uses in the LX I'm a moron and an idiot. Apart from that mixup, everything I said is factually stout. Your babbling is just angry venting with endless subjectivity. Show me one off-road modified current LX570. One. I haven't seen someone go through the added hassle and money but I have seen plenty of new modified 200-series Land Cruisers. And yes, the massive exhaust tips on the SC have no utility.
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  6124. This guy obviously just wants media attention
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  6125. Japan will be great!
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  6126. ​ @user-tm8jt2py3d  The female officer confiscated his firearm before he was shot 8 times! Did you even watch it?
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  6127. Don't mind if I do take one of these over a modern shitbox, even if risk of death is high
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  6128. Ralph D Apparently the luxury brands think their buyers are too lazy to ever use a column shifter.
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  6129. 14:05 Yeaaah... no. It was quite obvious she was never a victim.
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  6130. Big difference between the cloth most people wear and genuine, fluid resistant, N95 medical masks...
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  6131. Shmee150 You just have to do a crazy traditional TVR color!
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  6132. The police are not your friends by default
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  6133. Definitely not Sony. Would never be in a Macy's box.
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  6134. How? Because it has a light bar? Couldn't be more different otherwise.
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  6135. Xpeng isn't 1/50th the company that NIO is. Couldn't force me to invest in those criminals.
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  6136. The piano black finish in the center is disgusting.
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  6137. I hope Japan can take similar action against foreigners such as the criminal Nigerian gangs that prey upon people in Tokyo and all the other criminal foreign workers (prostitution, drugs, etc.)
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  6138. This doesn't occur in first world countries.
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  6139. They should just rename the channel "Big Fat Liar Meanie Pompeo" because that's basically the same underlying, immature, message
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  6140.  @jamesricker3997  It's purchasing power.
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  6141. ​ @leintis  Bantu are not native to South Africa
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  6142. You do all the time in the northern suburbs.
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  6143. Not to discredit anyone here, but my favorite is savagegeese for the camera work.
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  6144. Too much weight gained. All that needs to be said
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  6145. Does in-cabin sound get much more intoxicating? Hard to beat.
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  6146. Bald Air Commander
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  6147. "Gansan" Kurosawa is also a legend and still driving like a madman in his 80s
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  6148. @Aced Zoomers take offense to everything. Probably self-inserted into GTA because the idea of being a meth addict is preferable to their own life
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  6149. I'm sure there is some negligence that could easily be established in a court against Serbu
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  6150.  @UnrelatedNonsense  They absolutely won't last "like any other car". Forced induction engines alone can't last longer than NA without major work, all else held equal. I'd guess you'd need a complete rebuild on these engines by 150k vs. 4x + on something like the GS-F. Depreciation and maintenance considered, I'd rather just drive a Giulia for the same experience.
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  6151.  @IXtremos666  85 mph is the highest speed limit
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  6152. As good as the car objectively is without seeing its price, once you see the MSRP BMWs suddenly seem subpar because they are overpriced.
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  6153.  @iiaquatiq  A secret service/government agent shot her because he negligently misfired or missed his shot. Inexcusable.
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  6154. Supercharging a 996 just doesn't seem like a good idea to me. Sort of a contradiction.
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  6155.  @dj4monie  Because it's a contradiction to the driving experience and adding a supercharger doesn't exactly make it more reliable...
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  6156.  @kenbeghtel7426  Sure. If you do have the urge to force some induction at least make sure everything is to spec with the engine. I'd still hold back on supercharging these flat-6s. Just won't last.
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  6157. @J P Hahaha. Your dumbass didn't even bother to read his comment before making a typical smartass reply. Reading comprehension not your best, buddy?
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  6158. shifterdude647 These were basically W220 S-Classes. Most of the tech came from 1998 or the 2003 facelift of the 220.
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  6159. I'd rather do a factory original restoration, maybe with a built engine (for much cheaper), but nice to see it regardless
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  6160. Mister Misha Bean
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  6161. Not Goodyear. Just the marxists that have infiltrated Goodyear.
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  6162. Eating raw fish is a huge mistake. Always
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  6163. The main problem with it is the higher insurance premiums that will accompany it. The wrapping design of both trunks necessitates replacement in even minor lower speed impacts (and more types of impacts that wouldn't damage them on other cars).
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  6164. And yet it's much less likely to need repair in this form. This stainless is not identical to that the DMC-12 used
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  6165. I'll always have a sedan.
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  6166.  @smithydll  Yet the Audi interior, paint quality, suspension quality, NVH, etc., are infinitely better than Model S or X. Riiiight.
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  6167. The building is a dystopian atrocity
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  6168. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if it was yet another corrupt department with ties to the towing company.
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  6169. From now on, all donations shall be used to go to the island.
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  6170. Paying someone when it isn't based on merit is nonsense. It leads to complacency because there ceases to be a significant incentive structure.
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  6171. Truly a weak product from BMW.
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  6172. Everything doesn't need to have LCD screens...
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  6173. How about just use a good quality laser printer with that label size capability? Obvious choice
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  6174. Yeah, Mark: There would not be much (if any) evidence left if those with the motive to do so were successful. Nothing wrong with a healthy dose of skepticism. Using the word "conspiracy theory" doesn't mean much at all. The motive matches up but it could absolutely be as simple as an accident. Don't close off your mind.
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  6175. Jefferson Graves No, a 911 is not more expensive here. It's the opposite. Doesn't take much to use Google... Same with other German cars. U.S. doesn't have import duties on foreign cars.
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  6176. ActionHeinz You mention Chrysler but they were ruined by a German company (Daimler) and now aren't even technically American. Aaaannd, the Corvette is still far more reliable, high quality mechanically, and simple to maintain than any of what you mentioned.
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  6177. I honestly think it's a much better balanced car without the supercharger.
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  6178. ​ @resadrecebli2263 "Just add $30k more in options."
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  6179. The CCP: Most powerful organized crime syndicate kleptocracy in the world.
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  6180.  @leaveme3559  "Hate speech" is different from simply inciting violence. You can exclude the act of inciting violence from free speech without instituting hate speech LAWS.
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  6181. Those single engine Cessnas are probably the most proven piston aircraft ever made. You would be justifiably scared in something like a vintage kit plane, though
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  6182. ​ @grimjoker5572 Absolutely triggered beyond belief from a little troll's few words
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  6183. It's fairly simple for US enthusiasts: Really trashy manual transmissions with terrible long throws and CVTs are bottom tier. Automatics are mid tier. Very high quality and enjoyable manuals are the best. (These often sell for more over an automatic and retain value much better because they are made in smaller numbers for the US.)
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  6184. An unmodified Carrera GT is better in nearly every way to me.
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  6185. Interior quality is a step backwards in many areas. Same can be said for newer Jaguars.
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  6186. ​ @GoClimbARockEh They refunded nothing to the vast majority of reservation holders. It was a rugpull operation. You are a shill. If these are ever sold the horrific videos from accidents will turn that around quickly. Internal safety tests hold no credibility.
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  6187. Puke in automotive form.
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  6188. R8 V8 wheels look the best. Would not put those on.
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  6189. Yeah jump cuts are done in excess by the insecure
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  6190.  @skelly1555  I see what he says and yet the question stands. Let's see some quoting. I want to see what you consider to be a "profanity laced tirade". If you can't see how this phrasing is pure propaganda, you're hopeless.
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  6191.  @skelly1555  In case you haven't noticed (which is undoubtedly the case here), this is the one tweet CNN is using as the basis of the headline. This tweet is not a "profanity-laced tirade". As an aside, all it takes is one instance of the word "bullshit" from someone they're actively trying to impeach, and the left, yet again, plays the role of a neurotic Christian grandmother. He used the word "shit"! "Oh, no!", they'll say, "we gotta fit this shit into the narrative of lacking the capacity to serve. Leaders can't say 'shit' and get away with it!" It's simply inflammatory language with the primary function of propaganda: A 2 second headline to grasp the witless into a 20 minute impeachment discussion.
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  6192. ​ @browncow7113 East Asians supposedly have a higher intelligence in the US, yet are not so inordinately overrepresented
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  6193. Basically what happened
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  6194. Won't get this opportunity very often!
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  6195. You really want to debate/criticize Shapiro when you work for a company like Infowars? Thanks for the laugh.
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  6196. Similar battery integration and performance to Tesla + Mercedes-Benz interior quality = will sell much better than the Model X.
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  6197. I was able to see dislikes for a while until a few hours ago when I disliked a controversial "Christmas" movie from Hollywood. Could no longer see them directly afterwards.
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  6198. It's just sad at this point. Moved to PC ages ago and don't care about Sony.
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  6199. Statistics doesn't work like that. Anecdotes are irrelevant. They're absolute junk. VW owners will eternally cope.
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  6200. 27:40 "Cold air intake" is used to differentiate between performance filter types: Those which are basically open and ones that are enclosed and use the forced colder air from the outside as an OEM filter does. You should look into that. It is confusing because most OEM filters are indeed cold air filters. I would personally stick with the OEM design for filter efficacy
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  6201. No words should be off limits. It should end at "yeah, that was disrespectful." Fuckin' people, man.
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  6202. The Caucasian race is on a sharp global decline and the UK is not doing the best. Stand up!
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  6203. Happy new year to you, Tim! Good luck getting the 675 sorted. I would push for an even further inspection of all panels and get them to use one of the micro cameras to get within hard-to-see places.
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  6204. Puts on glasses
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  6205. Alumousi Aaaand that's what you get with socialized healthcare.
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  6206. Repulsive.
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  6207. Louis Hypothetical If there should ever be a firm definition of "hate speech" it needs to be applied after being proven beyond a reasonable doubt, with context, etc.
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  6208. Way too many people running cover for "sides" instead of being neutral. Way too many.
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  6209. Plenty of more favorable and smaller cities for small businesses, man. Sorry.
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  6210. Yeah... no. I'd rather have the NA I4 LCV variant. At least it's reliable
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  6211. Usually a much lower stall speed
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  6212. The long-grain rice bag got me good.
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  6213. You don't need a lawyer. I won a lemon law case on my own easily.
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  6214. Also, to inform you on why the edges are slightly curved: The edge panel functionality (what the bevel is designed for) on the Galaxy flagships works well and the slight bevel allows positive feedback to prevent you from opening it accidentally. You know when the edge panel starts where the flat screen ends, essentially. Regardless, it works well after you adjust to it. Samsung R&D knows what they're doing. Opened more things accidentally on my flat S7. Most people who buy such expensive phones insure them with cases (you're a moron if you don't protect such an investment with one).
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  6215. So. This is what he had up his sleeves.
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  6216. Wisconsin had far more votes than registered voters. If they commit fraud in Wisconsin it could be anywhere else: Especially corrupt cities like Detroit or Atlanta. These people stopped counting for a reason. They are panicking and have ulterior motives.
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  6217. ​ @nouvel0001  They should bring their newfound knowledge back to Syria and rebuild with it
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  6218.  @le_combattant2458  Yes, but without being enhanced either physically or artificially, you wouldn't hear the drone of the induction.
    1
  6219. Needing boiling water is only true for black teas, otherwise it's a myth
    1
  6220. Would take over a Golf R.
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  6221. It never was a dichotomy. They're both corrupt and morally bankrupt governments
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  6222. The shops are simply worried about losing the revenue stream. Emissions testing is also a scam
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  6223.  @JayEmmOnCars  People who know next to little about the cars and Airmatic always peddle this myth. They are not much more than conventional coil and shock suspension. And they last just as long. One extra maintenance bit is replacing the compressor's air filter.
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  6224.  @Quattro_Joe  Yeah, because most MB dealers scam people with Airmatic. There couldn't be an easier thing to replace on a car. One bolt at the top and bottom and connect the air lines. That's it. ABC systems are a different story.
    1
  6225. This should be an embarrassment for the brand in my opinion. Disgusting.
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  6226. The panel gaps at the hood corners is laughable.
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  6227. This just makes me want a more affordable and NA FR Alfa model.
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  6228. Need to keep coils and only use magnets as shocks.
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  6229. It certainly is a far cry from the elegantly understated E38 kidneys. A car for conspicuous braggarts.
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  6230. Cole Yep.
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  6231. Doesn't get much nicer than the Brentwood area.
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  6232.  @logitech4873  It is effectively two. You know what he means
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  6233. Fishels NK has many more ground forces than the U.S.A. but the rest of their military is weak.
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  6234. He deserves a chance. Can't be worse.
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  6235. He made them specifically for non-engineers.
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  6236. Sonic Adventure and Adventure 2 were the best. Everything after is trash.
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  6237. What a bunch of shit...
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  6238. ​ @GoldenBoy-et6of If only it was so nice. Then they wouldn't be filling up American and Canadian cities
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  6239. Congrats on 300 videos!
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  6240. Of course even most Democrats want to see the old white guy kicked out so the woman of color Kamala can run against Trump
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  6241.  @killacamfoo  Well, potential profitability. But, yeah. Way overvalued
    1
  6242. Lamborghini has said the V12 isn't going anywhere.
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  6243. Bill is such a douchebag.
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  6244. French government legitimately just treated this drug differently because Trump accepted it. Hilarious.
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  6245.  @WinstonH  Yeah. It's universal now. A cult.
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  6246. Hardly much right here and going to a well-lit area should be encouraged.
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  6247. It's the truth. No need to fear it
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  6248. Not second best at all to me. I've heard it all. Also, the exhaust system is what you're hearing.
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  6249. Very nice design at the time
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  6250. I already have a 2000 GS400 but had a chance at a 2011 GS460... Yeah, never seeing one of those again
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  6251. Apparently the Pinecil uses much more power
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  6252. 6:04 Best metaphor I've heard.
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  6253. I picked up on it many times. He drops hints in many videos.
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  6254. Tedward Forget the XC70. The regular P2 V70s that handle better are where it's at.
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  6255.  @carholic-sz3qv  I am well aware it is an OLED display, and of the prices of OLED displays. Yet it is still less costly for the automaker, assuming a very high quality dash with trim and switches like W222. All of the additional investment in production needed for all those parts within the supply chain... Please provide evidence for effective differences between consumer and automotive grade OLED displays themselves. The only differences would be components in the driver board, for example, being rated for automotive use. The display itself, don't think so. Not different from what you'd find on an OLED mobile tablet.
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  6256. And how, exactly, did they seem so smart?
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  6257. Wouldn't be YouTube without more scummy police-haters.
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  6258.  @AtrusOranis  Right. And then they further classify the arbitrary physical distinctions with ridiculous identity theories like "intersectionality", which they now treat like like fact.
    1
  6259. And that's why ICE isn't going anywhere, at least for enthusiasts. Demand will continue to exist for decades
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  6260. A Catholic priest assuring you about something? Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeah.
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  6261.  @gitgud2866  What don't you understand about "speaking from lure effects quality"?
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  6262. Already looks like many places in the US
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  6263. Go back
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  6264. Cd means nothing unless you take the frontal area into consideration.
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  6265. The square elements past the c pillars need to go. Awful.
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  6266. That's because these don't need most of the electrical subsystems to run (interior luxury amenities, etc.). Bolian's S55 had ABC which is the most unreliable part of them. If it's a non-AMG airmatic car the basic pneumatic system is far more reliable, cheaper, and easier to work on. Most reliable S-Class generation mechanically.
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  6267. You've never seen Chinese, Russian, or Indian cars, eh?
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  6268. It can be argued they are well ahead of the competition, especially in what matters: BEV technology. They are way ahead of Stellantis and almost on par with Ford.
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  6269. They're going to be way heavier on average if you replace all the heavy trucks (mostly diesels), which the economy would fail without, with BEVs
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  6270. Hmm. Doing quick reviews on economy cars like this makes for a good watch. I'd like to see a cheap Corolla, Fit, etc., done like this.
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  6271. QQ If you think the U.S. is bad now then take a gander at China and how brands are perceived there.
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  6272. Morgan W It's only a fraction. That's how bad wealth managers and egotistical people go about it. "Oh look at me in this product with a 'fancy' brand on the front." Paying $40,000 more for a product with no added utility. Many argue it's for the better service experience and higher standards that people deal with exclusive brands. But, people can have the pettiest motives for blowing money on shit. I wouldn't compare an S-Class to this car because the S-Class is miles better. I'm talking about those that want a Phantom over an S-Class because the air vent surround is leather stitched and the hood ornament flaunts their wealth. You have to compare this car to other cars the same price. I think it is better than a base 5-series, for example.
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  6273. The 612 has been my favorite modern FR Ferrari design since it came out.
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  6274. That Alcantara didn't last long.
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  6275.  @reddykilowatt  Grow up.
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  6276. Modern mechanically but the cherished classic design. But I do agree the wheel needs to be brown
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  6277. Tennessee has some very advanced engineering operations. What are you implying?
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  6278. Israel getting pallets of American TAXPAYER money since their inception didn't help the situation
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  6279. Too bad no one will buy those because market value is probably much lower.
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  6280.  @Fatvod  Nice. Haven't been to Boston area in a few years
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  6281. ​ @diegopinon5275  WHY would you choose be with a woman because they value your "internet clout". A recipe for disaster
    1
  6282. The Tuscan, Sagaris, or T350 still do it for me because they're the ultimate iterations of the road cars
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  6283. Oh, really? And as soon as they shot him with non-lethal after dropping the knife the organizations would be screeching chimpanzee noises over excessive force. Nothing was wrong here.
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  6284. Any logical non-black who grows up in the city of Atlanta is far more likely to become a race realist
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  6285. The officer is in the wrong because females shouldn't be LEOs to begin with. Being a lone female increases risk of targeting and less hesitancy for resorting to lethal, because the female knows she can't win with any alternative
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  6286. It's been on sale in S. Korea for about a year already. Don't know why it takes them so long to get it on the market here.
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  6287. *Toyota Crown.
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  6288. The front seat pass-through for rear passengers existed on the Toyota Century way before the Equus.
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  6289. It's always shocking how leftists' first justification for this replacement is usually related to their gluttonous access to the food that non-huwite immigration brings
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  6290. The stats out there are damning for the amount of illegals who commit crime in the US.
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  6291. ​ @s_t_r_a_y_e_d  The need to be precise is the entire point of the feel. And that's why it evolved to be luxurious. A rubbery feel isn't the same
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  6292.  John Mishell  Go to the CuriousMarc channel and look at the extent of the effort put into the guidance computer alone. And the code works. Wouldn't be done if it was all fake.
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  6293. The Chinese make absolutely substandard cars today. Like anything else, you can only say they make decent cars "for the price". This Polestar 2 was also designed and engineered in Sweden by Swedish people. Not Chinese. Chinese people don't even prefer their own engineering. The new Hongqi just had a terrible launch. Quality isn't there yet but maybe one day it will be.
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  6294. Don't think Western governments don't do this to their own people. Wikileaks alone proved they did.
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  6295. 10:56 Spot on. And I think we all know why: The subculture of certain groups is very immoral.
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  6296. Never buy into a false dichotomy. The bill and TikTok are bad
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  6297.  @ALEX-sh3tx  That's because Mitsubishi updated them to be in compliance...
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  6298. Too bad the best headphones in the world have to use a wire.
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  6299. I wouldn't be surprised if they had spies in SpaceX, giving them almost every detail, and they still can't do it
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  6300. Seems to be an abnormally high crash rate on these. Are the drivers cooking the damn pizza at the same time?
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  6301. The wheels just don't work. Simple 5 spoke would be a better fit
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  6302. Practical use? Is 35,000+ lbs of towing not practical to you?
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  6303. He was NEVER a fan. He has stated this often and has only commented in jest
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  6304.  @91YEHNAH  You'd be a tool of the Kremlin to believe there was a justification for putting young men in a meat grinder for an unpopular war
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  6305. Now MotorTrend put out an article calling out Tuatara doubters as conspiratorial. They say the GPS data is legitimate. I wonder why their journos would write something without verifying everything? Oh, wait, they're journalists.
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  6306.  @pilotvanquish3886  It's not just the badge. It's the entire dealership and customer service experience that is at a much higher standard.
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  6307. Hey, the 8th-gen Civic has a more cohesive and pleasant design than this blob
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  6308. Yeaaah. All college students certainly aren't leftists and all leftists luckily aren't all in college. Otherwise all the jobs requiring a good business education, etc., would be filled with them.
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  6309. All it'll take is a few more hordes of Californians to RUIN the electoral college.
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  6310. Not being against any homogenous group other than whites = anti-white
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  6311. What a foolish way to burn money. Such diminishing returns over a Lucid Air or Plaid. Still way too heavy to be nimble.
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  6312. Ed Bolian Doesn't surprise me at all some old mechanic or DIYer would have fiddled with the electronics or wiring harness in any 80s Audi as they had QC/durability issues regardless of climate.
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  6313. They did not evolve in Germany. Not German. Simple as.
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  6314. I don't mind having the video accidentally linked ahead of time. Not at all.
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  6315.  @themeatpopsicle  You just exposed your ignorance on English and the legal system. If it really was as you described, legal analysts would have already made the case decades ago that "well-regulated" is used only that way. They can't prove anything. When it was written, the phrase definitely referenced a militia working properly. If I say something is in good order, I don't literally mean the order of it is good.
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  6316.  @themeatpopsicle  Let's hear that English language knowledge then. Because the only "alternate facts" here are your own.
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  6317. Ferment Yung No, I'm not Chinese, haha. I just have a very good understanding of the automotive industry.
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  6318. No.
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  6319.  @John-Anderson  Yet, going back to the original comment, the N54 will never be like a 2JZ.
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  6320.  @John-Anderson  Hahaha. There are many mechanical and quality differences between the two. The comparison to 2JZ-GTE ends at turbocharged I6. Let's start with the most obvious: Closed deck vs open deck. Aaand the difference in their ability to take more power reliably is more than just 700 vs 800 bhp.
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  6321. If you get an interview again in the future, I would get a few of your specialist employees in the talk too.
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  6322. VOTE HARDER! The demographics have already been staged for loss
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  6323. ​ @shadow_force Who don't give a shit because so many Indian officials are also involved in crime or have relatives that are scammers
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  6324. Well, for one, damage on engines from collisions like this is usually easy to see
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  6325. They won't realize the mistake of replacing themselves until it's too late
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  6326.  @syin111  They would never need to put a Ferrari engine in their own mule. They'd just benchmark it by testing it separately.
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  6327. They should be embarrassed about the oversized kidney grille.
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  6328.  @ThereWasNoFreeName  What a riveting story.
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  6329. Ridiculous logic. The US is less dependent on foreign oil than at any time in the past. He very clearly mentioned it because winning those states is dependent on a massive amount of people working in the oil industry. Aaand I hate to break it to you, bud, but oil is going to be a necessity for decades to come. More environmentally friendly tech is slowly replacing it. Trump has never been opposed to it as long as it provides jobs to those who lose their job in oil. Your failure to understand this is sad.
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  6330.  @evanmister  Haha! It's as if you're writing English for the first time. None of what you just typed is even remotely understandable. Try using basic periods. Nothing I said was untrue. I tried to determine what you said, but even then it was nonsense. You have no actual counterargument. It's very similar to the rambling of Biden. Enjoy Trump for 4 more years.
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  6331. Pitbull owners are the worst. Also, criminalize ownership of pitbulls!
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  6332. Winding Road did it before all others.
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  6333.  @VBVTV  That's an objective reality. Every major news segment in this country has an agenda and puts out propaganda from overt bias. Name a major cable news company and I'll give a link to an example of propaganda from each.
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  6334.  @VBVTV  No kidding. But you completely dodged my comment. Is there a reason you don't want to accept that all cable media acts this way? Are you politically biased yourself?
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  6335.  @VBVTV  I just replied with links. Look first.
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  6336.  @VBVTV  Just replied with same links. Let me know if these are censored as well.
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  6337. Bring back the damn K20, Honda! There was nothing wrong with it!
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  6338.  @owensparks5013  I never implied anything was "100% ok because some people looked at the rocket". Do you have a problem with English?
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  6339. The men of Operation Paperclip were heroes and the slander about some of them is so ridiculous that they've had to write laughable "historical fiction" books about them to compensate
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  6340. ​ @EllieMaes-Grandad  The losing side of the war is always guilty of an abundance of "war crimes". They knew how fabricated the accusations were so had no problem taking in those brilliant men
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  6341. It is when you're mobile
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  6342. LogitechRockz And I would say it's more fun to drive than the 140, can keep up, and is $20k cheaper.
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  6343. Glad you visited him.
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  6344. BMW is still a steal for parts alone.
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  6345. A K&N does NOT filter well! You are slowly degrading your engine life if you use one.
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  6346. Clown honking intensifies
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  6347.  @Kooper48  Many German cars' issues are blown out of proportion, but these along with the M6s and M3s are not. It's easy to see how biased you are from owning one. I get it.
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  6348. Ancient Roman and Greek literature is the best. It's a shame most of it was lost.
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  6349.  @1111111111202  "Learn to argue like a civilized men u dumb uneducated fuck" Oh, did someone forget their syntax lessons? Civilized conversations don't begin with abject falsities (you) and descend into sprawling, ad hominem, bullshit.
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  6350.  @supaahflyy  As for Li-Ion energy density, do you not understand the limits due to physics? Teslas own chemistry is nothing better than what the other major suppliers are capable of. Already answered the part about Panasonic (which was a 50/50 capital investment between Panasonic and Tesla). If you don't understand how crucial that is to remotely running a business you're delusional. The production capability crucial. Tell me again why I'm elaborating to your charlatan self when I've already explained this in concise terms? Not wasting more time on this.
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  6351.  @lasvegasloner4621  If only people could view products objectively. The Taycan does simply have better quality in every category that counts as a car. Model S is better at being a nice PC. The whole point of competition is to keep on edge. Tesla needs to wake up and compete again. Model S is not as revolutionary as it was 8 years ago. Well past its product lifespan.
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  6352.  @Blastrophe  You have a lot to learn about business. I'll leave it at that.
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  6353. Likely would have just been a continuation of the Korean War
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  6354. Kat cankan This list is BS apart from traffic. I live here. But the best stuff is outside Atlanta anyway.
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  6355. Can't wait for this shit!
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  6356. 11:00 Shouldn't happen yet. We will need mechanical redundancy for a very long time
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  6357.  @nickw7125  The left-leaning secular Jews who are self-hating are a minority. Most of them, like "progressive" Greenblatt, only support right wing views for their own homeland
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  6358. The giant Rivian script on the back is hideous and would be the first thing to go on mine
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  6359. Nio cars are not engineered in China for the most part
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  6360. They can't really shadow ban comments like they do videos, but they will bury them at the bottom or the comment AI will automatically delete them based on keywords
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  6361. Wow, they really could've done a better design with the hybrid analog & digital gauges.
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  6362. They don't depreciate much. That's why.
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  6363.  @kksan  You really don't understand depreciation? Even if you buy used it doesn't change the fact that it's a less depreciating asset.
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  6364.  @kksan  Sometimes they are even written off as a business expense.
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  6365. It was based on the InTech V8 used by Lincoln which became the Cobra R engine and then this
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  6366. The time between the height of the Roman Empire until present day MULTIPLIED BY 10. That's how long this preserved dog lasted.
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  6367. Don't get complacent just yet
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  6368. Agree with you about the South Africa view. Of course, as an American, I always knew the truth about the country. Maybe it was the area I grew up in. Also, the president just resigned. You going to do a video in Afrikaans?
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  6369.  @pauljr.harrington1905  Indeed. More of just an observation because his expression implies he didn't realize how sensitive the throttle was.
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  6370. laowhy86 Q Restaurant, Boston, MA.
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  6371. Unbelievable. No lessons learned. Even more of a scam than Juicero?
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  6372. Not a "rich people" problem. It's a hoarding (mental) problem.
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  6373.  @ontarget4076  Everyone can have mental problems. Hoarding can be in a trailer park or a garage like this. Seems you have a personal complex with the wealthy.
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  6374.  @ontarget4076  "Sorry if I hurt any feelings"? What, stating the logical observation that you have a complex and are biased is having hurt feelings? Ha.
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  6375. It is certainly a more premium brand with their luxury division. Better quality than a comparable BMW these days. Cars are just becoming more like commodities with the increasing regulations (safety and environmental).
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  6376. Japan's peak innovation period was definitely the 80s and 90s and around their economic crisis the investment and innovation began to slow down.
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  6377. He knows exactly what he's doing. He hates the natives and only sought political power to act upon it
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  6378. Not at all.
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  6379. They've had the iX. They aren't in trouble. i4 was definitely a mistake, though
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  6380. This is just one of many very similar persecutions
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  6381. They might as poor, or more poor, than places in India but their country is kept as clean as a hospital by comparison
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  6382. Using "sir" all the time is the number 1 clue
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  6383. You'd have to be insane to spend 80k on this over a Model S or Lucid Air. This doesn't even compete
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  6384. The first-gen Navigator with air suspension rode better than the S-Class or 7-Series. Just a reminder. Navigators should always be extremely isolated.
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  6385. ​ @AmpEazy  You wouldn't have known it happened to even make demands. There were no witnesses
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  6386. Sounds like she has some good stories.
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  6387. Instant early 2000s flashbacks to seeing these vomit buckets everywhere.
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  6388. What went wrong?
    1
  6389. Objectively false.
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  6390. Any resemblance of a flat fascia similar to the original is an illusion and the driver seems to sit as far back from the front axle as the Transporter. Personally would've preferred if they just made an electric Transporter
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  6391. Yikes.
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  6392. Everyone knows using a sledgehammer proves a car's safety. Step up, IIHS and NHTSA
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  6393. Wouldn't even have a chance to hear it because the sound travels much slower.
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  6394. It doesn't matter one BIT that Kissinger admitted anything. Why? Because the Jewish diaspora elite will still support immigration for everyone, but not in their own biblical land
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  6395. ​ @athleticgeek1 They may earn more but that doesn't mean they don't hire them for DEI measures
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  6396. Don't care about mold. Takes 10 seconds to freeze bread and another 10 to heat it back up
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  6397. The NVH is atrocious! They also raised the hood and having it that far above the bottom of the windshield is just scary bad design.
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  6398. If you think this is nice, wait for the new Kia K900. Kia does the interiors even better.
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  6399. @Hunter Not at all.
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  6400. And they've been deliberately concealing non-white crime for decades with strategies like including them as "white" on their records.
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  6401. A great color combination.
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  6402. ​ @Libertariun Maximum delusion.
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  6403. ​ @Libertariun Take a moment to realize why most Christians see Jews favorably, yet most Jews see Christians unfavorably. "Judeo-Christian" is a fiction that only benefits Jews.
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  6404.  @origaminefretami3480  Did you think you were fooling anyone?
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  6405. It's impressive to me that a good quality vehicle like this is coming from GM.
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  6406. Love me some VAG products!
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  6407. Colin Harrison Considering the Titan XD is more comparable to an "F-200" of there ever was one, you can't compare them.
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  6408. It's not necessary honestly. I think they should do what they want.
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  6409.  @TheTopher  Hahahaha.
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  6410. He just packed them in like a pack rat and never drove them (implied) or showed them to anyone.
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  6411. 8:30 Yeah, that tech had been around long before on luxury cars. Good to know they adapted it for this.
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  6412. Very few. They are for hipsters wanting a lease.
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  6413. Because with tint that dark you can't see well enough for driving.
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  6414. The G8 is probably close
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  6415. To me, they were already dead. Now they're a ghost
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  6416.  @jet5995  Wow, a 7 year old comment. Really? Before you reply with ignorance, maybe you should understand that the old YouTube reply system was abandoned and old replies show as individual comments.
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  6417.  @jet5995  So... context. I was replying to a comment that said "Are Jags still made by the Brits?" And it's easy to figure that out.
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  6418.  @jet5995  You're high.
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  6419. I've never read or heard someone claim it was just one factory
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  6420. I had a chance to get an S2000 CR in 2008. The dealer had both the S2000 CR and Civic Si Mugen. I got the Mugen.
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  6421.  @s550danny  Bruh. Anything other than S550 is sketch as hell but S550 is still an experience
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  6422. The Beck cars end up being more value than these now
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  6423.  @vika0194  Uh, yeah, this is much more anticipated by most people than those. There's not much about the Zenvo which is special.
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  6424. Important to remember that intuitiveness is exclusive of ergonomics. I'd rather adapt to a less intuitive cockpit if it's more ergonomic
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  6425.  @jamesyeung3286  He said it was from Taiwan in the video. That's why I made the comment...
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  6426.  @R3ngad  Yeah. That's what it says. Is that hard for you to understand? The context was that everyone thought it was Chinese (because, obviously, China and Taiwan both speak it) but most products (tangible and intangible) from China abuse intellectual property and copy shit left and right. Hence why I said I'd be surprised if it was actually from China.
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  6427.  @kristians2704  It's not simply the drivetrain and powertrain. Many other subsystems to worry about. Think a little bit harder. BMW has vastly inferior after sales service, parts pricing, etc. No thanks. The M340i is also a very ambiguous driving car tuned away from comfort and trying to be something it isn't. This is not. It's a comfortable vehicle that is rewarding to drive.
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  6428. It's a brand new factory and a new product. Tesla has little excuse since they still have piss poor QC after nearly a decade of mass production. The DBX also has a unique hood design.
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  6429.  @icametoparty4017  If you dare mention the objective government data of just how violent they are comparatively, YouTube's algorithm automatically deletes it.
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  6430.  @SantanKGhey1234  Going to have to disagree with you there. Didn't get higher quality after about the late 50s.
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  6431.  @SantanKGhey1234  Door card is also used more frequently inside every automaker
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  6432. You should know and recognize NACA ducts. They have been used on Italian cars for quite a while (hint: F40).
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  6433. xDrifz But they are thicker. Compared to the W220 it's based on, which also has double-paned glass, they are more sound resistant.
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  6434.  @TwistedQuestionMark  The only people I've seen who claim to be "right" and do this are Dugin supporters. They sympathize with Bolshevism and idolize the Chinese. They are leftists pretending to be right wing to gaslight.
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  6435. 1966babysnakes It's an ascot which is a cravat. Thought it was a day cravat at first but I don't think it is.
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  6436. ​ @Dont_care_4_U  When Jewish or Israeli organizations operate a massively disproportionate number of the immigration/refugee organizations, and the Israeli government itself has a role in facilitating migration, stating plans to send their Muslim enemies to Europe (especially Ireland) to offload their problem and force Europeans to deal with it? Yes, they deserve a majority of resentment
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  6437. He said many times the Aston is a perfect grand tourer
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  6438. Not tuned? Come on. The noise has been tuned for the optimal sound level and note for decades in performance cars
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  6439. Now imagine how many times they do it without overdosing
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  6440. You must be thinking about the 550i, and even then it is more capable. Closer to the E39 M5
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  6441. >$2,500 Nah
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  6442. Who the fuck wants to see real animals. It's a disgrace to the creative thinking of the original artists. The voice acting is uncanny valley with the creepy realistic animals. Disney has lost it. POS movie other than a pointless CG showcase.
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  6443. As anyone else with intelligent contributions to the industry, John has always criticized without malice. What a ridiculous, cult-like, mentality you have.
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  6444. These things are absolutely revolting. The conspicuous choice for an egomaniac.
    1
  6445. No Cubans allowed but masses of Haitians? Sure. Zero question that they want them for votes and that those votes will be overwhelmingly one party.
    1
  6446. ​ @Corrosion37 People who say it are seething, ahahaha
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  6447. Ignore the name. Pretend it is the new Discovery. See? Now it's a decent Land Rover.
    1
  6448. Nasty! Punitive damages need be sought!
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  6449.  @godofhack19  So wrong.
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  6450. @Shmee150 Forget painting the calipers gold! Go with matching gold wheels instead and keep the dark calipers!
    1
  6451. It's time to bring back the gallows for traitors to elementary human rights... who claim to be doing it in the name of human rights
    1
  6452. Nice Honda Pilot ute.
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  6453.  @v5k456jh3  Volvo has done similar BS to their loyal customers lately. The airbag recall had screwed over many thousands of customers who didn't have black interiors because they refuse to spend the money to make new airbag module colors, other than in black. Volvo died when it fell under Chinese ownership.
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  6454. It's also just three pages that were leaked out of potentially hundreds
    1
  6455. BMW ruined them.
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  6456. The large corporations have been slowly taken over by far left political activists
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  6457. I love how the seriousness lasted far longer than usual.
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  6458.  @16vPete  The 8 replaced the number 6. That's it. They were developing a new 6er and BMW marketing just thought this was a brilliant plan.
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  6459. A sequential transmission is kinda cheating... Needs a proper manual that can handle it
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  6460. I would clean the Kessy PCB more than what you showed. Make sure absolutely nothing conductive is between any two points
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  6461. ​ @KrustyKlown What do you mean they don't care about efficiency? How do you not understand how charging times are tied to efficiency? Their immense weight also makes them a hazard to average vehicles on the road
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  6462. Timeless designs. Even the later C8s.
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  6463. Rough-medium sanding, applying 2K clear, and polishing yields the most professional and longest lasting results (if done correctly).
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  6464. Yeah, not much logic in his ratings. He should drop it.
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  6465. Sandy has overhyped and overestimated Chinese companies succeeding in the US for about a decade. They will struggle with safety immensely without foreign engineers doing work for them (see NIO). Chinese and Japanese are different people with different cultures, ethics, and moralities. This is reflected in every product. Chinese products are dubious at every level because of their morals and, yes, they do design mostly junk. Manufacturing according to western instruction and oversight is not the same as them doing it all themselves. Also, number of EV models per group is a meaningless measurement by itself.
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  6466. Foster Moham I thought Hyundai had divested further after the '98 deal. I don't think they have majority stake.
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  6467.  @Dylan-wp5kb  Nope. Kia Motors is not a subsidiary. They are just minority owned by the Hyundai chaebol. The companies have mutual ownership. Kia Motors even has stakes in many HMG subsidiaries.
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  6468.  @Dylan-wp5kb  It is a subsidiary of HMG and I thought you wrote HMC. My mistake. Many similarities when it comes to chaebols. However you're pretending to know business terminology and referencing Wikipedia when you don't understand it. They are not at all divisions of HMC (like the chart on Wikipedia got wrong), and HMG no longer has majority share (51%) in Kia Motors so they are, like it or not, minority owned. Use your vast YouTube commenter knowledge to type "minority ownership" into Google. Basic terminology here. Anyway, Genesis is basically a division of HMC with Kia and HMC being HMG subsidiaries (and HMC used to be a subsidiary of the Hyundai Group chaebol before a split to make HMG the controlling chaebol in the 90s). The basic point is, because Kia Motors is minority owned by HMG, they have much more autonomy from any control HMG has. They are more independent than HMC.
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  6469.  @Dylan-wp5kb  I just hope if you actually do get into a business school you aren't this cocky. I specifically said they are minority owned and you said "actually they are the biggest single shareholder with 33%". If that doesn't represent a total misunderstanding of a minority ownership is, then what does? You clearly thought that being the largest shareholder was related to having majority or minority ownership. What a smug response.
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  6470.  @Dylan-wp5kb  Right, so HMG does not have shares of Kia directly. You and Wikipedia were wrong and I reinstate my original comment. HMC controls the shares of Kia. The rest is publicly traded.
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  6471.  @Dylan-wp5kb  You linked a wikipedia article to *HMC*. The reading skills lacking here are on your side. You didn't even notice that the Kia PR site lists HMC as actually controlling the shares as well. That's the point. With HMC themselves a subsidiary of HMG, that means HMG does not directly own the shares.
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  6472.  @Dylan-wp5kb  You're another armchair YouTube commenting narcissist. You replied to an 8 month old comment. Who here is the one without a life? Smug prick.
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  6473. Pointless as hell. RR/Bentley used to have more craftsmanship/quality mechanical parts rather than really just being a hand-crafted interior and a nice suspension with parts from BMW. Bentley does it better today. Noticed they can't even put good materials in some areas like the steering column for this price.
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  6474. I would much rather have buttons on the wheel for HVAC
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  6475. And that's not even the updated and better production interior...
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  6476.  @ohgosh5892  You're not very capable of critical thinking, are you? "Having" the technology implies that it is fully developed, proven, produced, distributed, deployed, and generally just ready to be used in a war. It's a simple point: The weapons could've been ready for production yet never produced...
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  6477. 0:21 No decent right-wing person would raise a child that results in this. If you can't be a good leader to your children you certainly can't to your country.
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  6478. The Chinese just wanted another alluring storied foreign brand to hijack for their market
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  6479.  @autogefuehl  That's a generalization. The original black Lexus seats in my GS400 have been cleaned, balmed, and protected for 18 years. If you look at other peoples' from that year who didn't treat them well, they can be bad. It depends on seat design as well and the stressed on different areas.
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  6480. There are plenty of people with the knowledge. It's all out there. He's just outspoken online.
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  6481. Just tell them you are interested in buying it. They will let you.
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  6482.  @envispojke  Hmm. Really? I think my 2005 Volvo V70 is one of the best Volvo wagon designs ever. The XC70 is different.
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  6483. You can't just ignore girth. What kind of bullshittery is this? Did you pull the number out of a random number generator too?
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  6484. I've only seen foam turn to dust like that after 15-20 years
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  6485. Hate to break it to you geniuses but it is mostly a 220 with much better materials. The 140 components were there for its weight.
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  6486.  @jamesengland7461  Comparing a starter to these drive units says enough about your knowledge of the subject
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  6487. What's the officer, problem?
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  6488. The facelift actually made it worse to me. Original design was led by Bruno Sacco and think it was done very well
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  6489. The DEI hires are incompetent puppets but they still have more intelligent marionettes somewhere
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  6490. jay bosher Sorry, what?? Volvos are some of the best things work on period. High quality components and a bunch of room. New Volvos are still not bad.
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  6491. ​ @kieran6417 It is absolutely a race issue and the evidence is overwhelming
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  6492. How To: Make a Convertible
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  6493. Money laundering
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  6494. Perhaps the best yet and necessarily long. Keep including the relevant data as well.
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  6495.  @artymar1537  Yeah. They didn't kill the protagonists.
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  6496. You can look up what the factory-normal ride height is!
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  6497. The only ideas better than Tesla here are the direct line-of-sight display (simulating HUD) and some physical buttons. Same idea on Prius. It is a safer design
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  6498. I would say any lighter weight NA manual car with at least an I4 are perfect at this point
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  6499. JP B If only they brought back the I5 engines.
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  6500. Hell no. The experience and fun of working on an old Ferrari is worth it.
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  6501.  @kenjikunuwu3644  Can't find the testing photo. Please link it.
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  6502. Best case scenario would be to not have red calipers on a green car at all. Black silver calipers would work better.
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  6503. That's comparing two different segments, technically. One is a completely different level of refinement.
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  6504. Fire your Japanese tutor, Felix!
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  6505. The best thing automakers can do in the meantime is ensure the plastic lenses are replaceable as a separate component. There are some expensive units which aren't!
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  6506. No thanks. Paying for leather and other materials used. I would save and be happy with a Bentayga.
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  6507. I think most of us admired the Murcielago from Hot Pursuit 2. The first one I saw was silver in 2003 and that further solidified it.
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  6508. So lucky Tim!
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  6509. I'm assuming he restored the headlamps professionally: Rough sanding, 2K clear, and polishing. Definitely the best method.
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  6510. The RNC was all about DEI
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  6511. Did the Japanese donate it? Haha
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  6512. Redditors can't let go of their ridiculous little gamified karma system. So addicted
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  6513. It's circular logic: Need more laborers. Import immigrants. Need even more laborers to serve the new immigrants. Import more immigrants. Repeat. Better to live as homogenous and low population. The elite are tired of people using these high IQ, homogenous, and clean nations as examples for why they're better than multiculti. So they want to change them.
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  6514. Look into how many of these African countries have Chinese debt and assistance.
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  6515. Based wild dogs
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  6516. Daewoo's US marketing strategy at one time included giving out free cars to young college girls apparently. When presented with a proper marketing plan by an American they brushed it off and took failure instead. Hilarious thinking about a bunch of Korean dudes having a serious meeting and deciding that would be the ideal strategy for the US market
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  6517. Using the word "antisemitic" isn't an argument at all, no matter what the context is
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  6518. 37:33 What an insane law. Total assumption of criminal intent. Never live in the UK.
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  6519. Well, of course (all their products then did). I wish they still used more Ford maintenance bits. That was a plus. It's much better on the owner.
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  6520. The design is a fucking rectangle with a triangle placed on top. It wouldn't be as lazy if they designed it more than a few months ago.
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  6521. Jeff Ross Because the majority of the car's price goes towards its mechanicals. You think a comparable Camaro SS is much different? A Charger is much worse interior wise.
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  6522.  @myz06rocks  Sure. They're cheap if they haven't had at least the rod bearings done. But they're not with the manual transmission at all.
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  6523.  @peterzingler6221  Believe it or not American enthusiasts buy more manuals than European enthusiasts at that price range. They knew what they were doing with the market research. European buyers consider manuals more of a chore at that price range and want an automatic in a luxury car.
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  6524. The man who refuses to acknowledge the inordinate contribution from Jewish people toward most of what makes the West terrible today, including mass migration of incompatible people and anti-white dogma. Instead he actively denies it.
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  6525. Oh, they're soo scared of possibly losing Twitter and such influential leftist social engineering
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  6526. Yeah, if he backed over the curb!
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  6527. ​ @ninabean100  And the wonderful law in the United States also allows these pardons. The law allows for this blatant corruption so that a ruling class politician's family can be free from punishment that anyone else would have.
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  6528. White dials are the best, especially in Porsches. Glad you specified it so well.
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  6529. The steering wheel in the same color as the stitching and selector, and nothing else, is not great. Only thing I'd change
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  6530. I like this stuff. More retro tech repair
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  6531. If only Subaru didn't start using CVTs...
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  6532.  @Banom7a  Right, and since most "don't care" then why not widen the target market? They can get all the people who hate CVTs and the people not caring about the transmission.
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  6533. Original title was better
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  6534. Reliability is the priority.
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  6535. Especially in theft prevention...
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  6536. I don't think I'd drive anything other than a Volvo in China.
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  6537.  @BackFromSpace  You're a looney one yourself for not understanding what you replied to. Probably took more time to write a response than even understand what you replied to. You speak completely unscientifically and what looks to be outbursts of emotional discontent.
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  6538.  @BackFromSpace  If that's the case here, what did you just do with this very comment?
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  6539.  @BackFromSpace  I've seen many a hypocrites on YouTube, but you're among the most pathetic. If you want to pretend like you understand psychology (or science) in the least on the internet, at least use some scientifically accepted terms and don't throw out logic in the process. I say this generally because everything you said does not line up with the scientific community.
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  6540.  @BackFromSpace  It was you who was using ad-hominems, other epithets, and "gotcha baiting". You were taking the position on the matter and used no citations yourself. I have no need for citations here. That's the irony. You're just another YouTube commenter who uses the platform to vent your emotional issues upon.
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  6541.  @BackFromSpace  I never claimed to be part of the scientific community, but it's not hard to notice when someone like you vents about topics they have no qualification in. You're an expert at attacking straw men and that's likely about it. By all means, keep up the attempts to belittle me. Just adds to your growing hypocrisy.
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  6542.  @BackFromSpace  If you wrote English properly then I wouldn't need to ask your intent behind putting the phrase in quotations. Your fixation on looking smart won't get you anywhere. It does lead to questions about possible superiority complexes, though.
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  6543.  @BackFromSpace  Let's start with the fact that you don't understand the difference between syntax and grammar. That's a great start. Of course it is important because your own argument relied on belittling me because I didn't understand your intent. Any bets on what that is caused by? Hmm. Or, should I say, "Ah"?
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  6544.  @DUNGSTA  The point of this comment is... what?
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  6545.  @DUNGSTA  Right. So it's meaningless after all.
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  6546.  @_astevenlozano9387  I'm sure you think it's simply about race. Sadly, race is only a tool used by the elite class running the country to fool morons like you.
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  6547. No, they wouldn't, because this documentary is a biased hitpiece, like any other. The facts will come out and, as it stands, Ghosn is the one who still seems like the corrupt POS over anyone else.
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  6548. They will slowly eat at our rights until there are none. Simple. Don't give up ground!
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  6549. The fact that it's clearly 90% BMW is enough for me to vomit.
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  6550. This. Every white ethnicity must also have its own homeland, undisturbed by foreign peoples who will only lead to the natives' demise. Free from subversion and parasitism
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  6551.  @jyreklordinthrain7813  The problem is that most other European peoples do not have it right now. Subversion is diluting the genetics of everyone in western countries. It is genocide
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  6552. Yeah, you really wouldn't need one at all. Beyond simple
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  6553. Parker Birtell Rather get an SR5 Tundra instead for 33-35k.
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  6554.  @6_5_8_1_t  Which the company can still convert them to
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  6555. Only in the US could the media force a political movement around this. It wouldn't be political if the ravenous media didn't push it hard and early.
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  6556.  @davidlafleche1142  Uh, no. Just because you have a rebellious attitude towards authority, doesn't mean authority is wrong. In this case, you won't see a single person with a medical degree avoid wearing a mask. There's a reason for that.
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  6557.  @davidlafleche1142  So ridiculous.
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  6558. It's not bad cost wise. And it is much higher quality than UHC.
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  6559. Tesla also never intended to make a drivers' car.
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  6560.  @willcresson8776  White Christmas was also written by a Jewish man
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  6561. It's their country and their rules. Europeans should have been just as averse to the outgroups too or the disaster they have now wouldn't be so bad
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  6562. Admit it! You went for those anime tiddies!
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  6563. His point was that it won't be able to fire
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  6564.  @Huginn94  Gab is so much better but Rogan cares too much about "optics" to promote it
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  6565.  @sebastiant5695  The material itself likely always breaks down with heat due to proximity to the engine and mileage. My V70 is a 2005 w/140k and it is already cracking off in the engine bay.
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  6566. ​@japanwatchconnection VW has objectively made junk for decades
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  6567. Meanwhile, my USB-C cable that came with my Samsung has lasted well over 2 years
    1
  6568. Would probably be fun in Tokyo.
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  6569. I think 300 crank is the limit for me in a Miata.
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  6570. Yet the conditions were still brutal enough to kill thousands.
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  6571. The base Air AWD is going for same as a Model S with equivalent specs. Minus the 7,500 fed credit. Minus additional state credits
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  6572. 6:46 Nah, the argument that handguns equate to bullpups falls flat with the right definition. The magazine is behind the trigger and grip. A mag placed behind all else should constitute a bullpup.
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  6573. 22:55 Wrong
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  6574. Nope. This is normal in countries with awful human rights and corrupt enforcement. Businesses do whatever they can get away with.
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  6575. 2012 or 2013 Mercedes-Benz SLK 55 AMG.
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  6576. ...and 47p of video lol
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  6577. Keep importing them to the West because you want slightly cheaper labor! Then your country will be full of this!
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  6578. Classic FCA and now Stellantis. Terrible haptic design. The Maseratis are equally as terrible. Just design new touch points!
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  6579. The steering wheel simply seems mounted upside down. Surely some owners flip it regardless of historical accuracy?
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  6580. The Indians whining about his video are the first to try to leave India and get a tech job in a clean country. All so some psycho can pay less for labor over native people (and nepotistic Indian hiring is also a big part)
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  6581. Goodbye Mitsubishi. Bring back Suzuki instead.
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  6582. Gargenville It does not have autonomous driving yet. Automated only and will be for years until regulations are changed.
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  6583. Uhhh... no. They are direct competitors. Of course you'd compare market share.
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  6584. Can't blame anything but himself.
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  6585. Eagle has always been the best value
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  6586. An unnecessarily stupid engine design.
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  6587. Church of femi- SATANISM
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  6588. Use a forward-facing camera in the drive segment, FFS! You can still keep your face cam in the corner.
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  6589. It's a combo of both.
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  6590. Society can't exist with these "young people"
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  6591. Gerardo V. Riiight. Capitalism is what allows the best filtration of water possible. Capitalism allows you to choose the companies doing the best job.
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  6592. Yuck. If I had to get a small truck it would be a Tacoma.
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  6593. Show us on the doll where Musk touched you
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  6594.  @TedwardDrives  Assert dominance and reverse direction on the track
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  6595. Hey, first gauss rifle at a match
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  6596. ​ @incognitoburrito6020 The only difference is he kept it to himself before. Better that he is transparent. Still the same guy
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  6597. Disgusting really. Imagine how much nicer it would be with a thin kidney grille that spans between the headlights.
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  6598. Yeah I actually wouldn't even consider leasing it because of the worse interior materials. And the faux exhaust tips.
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  6599.  @antidote234  Ever heard of competition? Yeah. The auto industry is just about the most competitive existing industry. The details result in decisions. Also, let me know whatever shithole you're from so I can make an ignorant generalization to you.
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  6600. Nothing that causes a gag reflex like this heap
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  6601. Couldn't pick a better car to finish behind
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  6602. 8:35 Yes, but a modern NA I6 can be designed to be just as useful, have the same weight, same efficiency, and be far more reliable in the long run. Adding a supercharger, turbo, related intercooler and lines is not light.
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  6603. My personal ultimate dream Corvette is a C6 Z06 with a built NA LS7. No forced induction for me. Love it that way.
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  6604.  @beexiong2995  That's really not even a big deal... much worse happened on its competition.
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  6605. You get more for your money with a new Land Cruiser (LX for you chauvinistic types). Not exactly comparable, but much better investment. That's also in Range Rover territory.
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  6606.  @darthkek1953  Yeah, of course. Sony America is run independently. They've long been corrupt whether it's music or gaming.
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  6607.  @themistress9823  The US "dictates" the US market... And in this case that is the US market value. The market value is just what people are willing to pay
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  6608. Bulbous for no reason
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  6609. Ah, the Top Gear special inspired you. Makes sense. I was thinking about that while watching
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  6610.  @ojtyler9626  I hope you realize that all 1UZ had throttle cable. Only the 3UZ introduced drive by wire throttle...
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  6611.  @ojtyler9626  It sure seems like you were referring to the 7M with that part. You seemed pretty certain about the first part. Guess you learned something.
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  6612. GM had a chance. They had a chance to make a true Blazer successor that was great off road. They failed.
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  6613. Tim Gregis DuPont Registry was definitely the way to track pricing on collector cars.
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  6614. Redline Reviews One could argue the Toyota Harrier (RX) was actually ready (and I believe on sale in Japan) before the ML.
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  6615. No, just masochistic
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  6616. Some truly nasty people.
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  6617. 中絶の約95％はアメリカで随意です。 いいです
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  6618. Cutting off the spines definitely seems safer
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  6619. Well, this version is nearly outdated. The new version with the new V8 TT is almost out.
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  6620. Shmee150 Couldn't have made a better purchase. For a die-hard TVR enthusiast like me, I hope I can get one in the USA. You must get it in a crazy TVR multicolor!
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  6621. This should be branded as a Sony.
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  6622. Textron bid is absolutely the best choice due to the decade plus of development with the CT design and integration. They are far ahead with knowledge. 5:29 And why do things like these matter to people with a service rifle? Form > function. They are not designing it to look nice for tacticool lunatics in their backyards. Let's await the test results.
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  6623. Degenerates Don't be a bad lad
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  6624. The Navigator that came out for the '98 model year crushed these sales-wise for a while. And the Navigators were actually great off-road.
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  6625. Crossfire potential was pointed out and yet they still put them in a dangerous path. Terrible training!
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  6626. This is next-level repulsive
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  6627. Chinese bots influence and deceive with anything related to China. Don't believe the hype.
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  6628. Haha, yeah. Get an M5 and tune it at 2x the price for marginally better performance.
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  6629. Dual injection is fantastic for future maintenance as well. Should be durable
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  6630. Delusional cope.
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  6631.  @dionysus8792  Sure they do. They are extreme nationalists who give little leeway to other countries. Plenty of leverage.
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  6632.  @dionysus8792  Do you not see how you're framing this? You can't just cherry pick data to support your arguments. I shouldn't have to explain why China has plenty of leverage and ridiculous negotiating tactics if you watch this channel.
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  6633. The car for brand whores.
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  6634. China has no excuses for these heinous acts but Islam is just as, or nearly as, oppressive in countries with Sharia law.
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  6635. You'd think he'd pronounce Mitsuoka correctly if he's selling them
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  6636. Hey, that's Gran Turismo 5 on the screen!
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  6637. The AIV variant was nice
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  6638. This movie is what happens when the local Antifa group from Berkeley decide to write, direct, and act in a movie.
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  6639. Would've been a hit in the US.
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  6640. If we don't keep a diverse amount of production facilities in our own country, any other countries which hold our factories of prominent suppliers and other production facilities can be taken over by the government of said country during wartime.
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  6641. Only one part of the interview.
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  6642. Japanese automotive styling is traditionally rather conservative (and the majority still is). There are exceptions and the design trends seem to be taking off. This was simply overdone. The new Type R should be, proportionally, fantastic
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  6643. This is the first step to absolute technocratic tyranny
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  6644. I see the scenery replicates the weather of the Korean War, like the Battle of Chosin Reservoir. Nice attention to detail, Ian. Haha.
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  6645. You have to do what you have to do to gain access to these places. Otherwise we wouldn't see it at all
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  6646. You will learn eventually that having large "rims" is not a good thing. More sidewall is always better.
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  6647. Road noise isn't a bad thing. It's the powertrain and weight that are weak here.
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  6648. I remember in 2013 you could get the last remaining new ones in inventory for 30-40% under sticker.
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  6649. prettyrickyd47 You're full of shit and wrong. From a 220.1 owner, your 560SEL doesn't drive as well and is more expensive to maintain. Now, starting with the '03 model year, the 220.2 had ABC and many other quality issues. My 220 has been better to me than any of my Lexus have.
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  6650. Not a good enough shot
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  6651. A titanium wallet stopped a bullet? That must be a first
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  6652. The point is the nuclear program's uranium enrichment is likely just an Israeli pretext no different than the Iraqi WMD was. He spelled it out. The Israelis always need a pretext to stage casus belli because they can't fight the wars they start by themselves
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  6653. Everyone please write in to Lexus and tell them this. Their "genius" research has them dropping V8s entirely soon.
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  6654. That is simply not true. There are far more parts involved with hydropneumatic. But it's definitely worth it. You are likely thinking of pneumatic (air) suspension where it's possible to be simpler.
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  6655. Makes you miss the old Toyota quality and materials. Up until the early 2000s.
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  6656. I honestly think it could use an extra gear.
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  6657.  @dreamygates2461  Imagine having 343 comments on just this channel because you choose (or are paid) to stand on the side of Marxist crooks.
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  6658. @MOONLIGHT SHADOW Hate to break it to you, Einstein, but clothes and other non-computer products can't spy on you and assist in Marxist ideological subversion. Keep seething.
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  6659. @MOONLIGHT SHADOW You sure as hell can, ignoramus. It's called capitalism. Plenty of Chinese businesses don't have influence from the CCP (compelled/state-owned). I am an advocate for not buying Chinese made products when possible and blacklisting any Chinese hardware or software for the reason previously stated. Go on, keep seething big guy.
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  6660. @MOONLIGHT SHADOW That's not what "hypocrite" means, little pissant wumao. Context matters on blacklisting products. Electronic products from China with an IC and any connection to the internet are a security threat. Seethe even more, big guy.
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  6661. Atrocious wheels
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  6662. Damn you could've actually used them to view it.
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  6663. ​ @GoClimbARockEh The mass plays a huge role but it's more than that: Rate of deceleration, movement, etc. Do some research. NHTSA or IIHS have resources. Your body is mush if you're hit by something like a Hummer EV vs in a Model 3
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  6664. ​ @GoClimbARockEh I answered the question perfectly. The mass plays a huge part but it's multifactorial. There are no sufficient crumple zones around the vehicle to control the rate of deceleration. The body can't handle it. Keep coping and shilling!
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  6665. Pokemon cards? I'm soft now.
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  6666. My favorite Range Rover color
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  6667. A Christmas day launch isn't so bad
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  6668. Stop gunt-guarding and defending Fuentes
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  6669.  @scottfirman  You don't seem to understand that headlights sitting so out and not flush with joining bumper causes noise and Cd problems. Being an airplane hobbyist, I'd expect you to know a bit about aerodynamics.
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  6670.  @scottfirman  I can assure you that having more rearward panels sit lower than forward panels is not for "looks". Pop-up headlights were for that.
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  6671. I would rather live there than a big city in Japan
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  6672. The massive batteries the Ryobi is able to use are a big plus.
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  6673. Still ugly as sin.
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  6674. Yuck.
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  6675. Very rare S430 with almost all the options. Weird it doesn't have the rear climate control option on the LWB. Beautiful. I have a 2000 S430 LWB in brilliant silver over ash and all options other than the wooden wheel and Distronic. Never sell it. Engine and trans can do 1.5M km without a rebuild easy
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  6676. V12 Jag is the right answer. This isn't different enough to warrant the extra money... though it may be slightly more reliable.
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  6677. Vacation in Canada in November? 😱
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  6678. Handling ≠ driving pleasure
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  6679. Love the photography integration in this one. Do that again!
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  6680. Comment funded by the DNC
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  6681. And also wouldn't last very long
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  6682. Sad day for anti-corruption. Only in an Orwellian society would they disregard context, tell you what you're thinking, and throw your rights down the toilet in order to further their own agenda. The government idiots there really do think they are superior beings to people without power.
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  6683. Overpriced and needs the Blackwing V8 to justify it.
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  6684. I'm sure you're aware but speech would be much better without the "uh, uhs, and ums". Gotta work on that.
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  6685. Time doesn't exist? Now there's some pseudoscience for you. Of course time exists and so does its relationship with gravity. Sounds like someone is a bit confused of their existence.
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  6686. They could be assembling these in the Sprinter factory or something. I think they underestimate how many Americans would buy them.
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  6687. But what BMW marketing fails to tell you is that it was really the M6 before they thought it would be a brilliant plan to increase the number. It's a $130k car at best in this spec.
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  6688. Well... If non-white migrants are replacing your native people no different than an invading and conquering army... Even if he is a paid actor it shouldn't be out of the question
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  6689. 7:22 Being in Wuhan KEKW
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  6690. james wright What you just described is the selective, fake, news of CNN or MSNBC that you clearly watch.
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  6691. Blaster master That episode was crazy. But we all know it's not a minge.
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  6692. Too lazy to even trim his hair.
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  6693. Morodor came before the Diablo
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  6694. ​ @tazgecko  checks crime data Yeah, it's really a gun problem...
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  6695. Barely any wear.
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  6696. ​ @RobbyO-p5p Which is also somewhat risky because not all glass is the same. Some windshields are thicker and/or double pane
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  6697. The TLX Type S is already too capable for most US roads
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  6698.  @sp00ky1969  It's all objective. Hundreds of Audio Science Reviews testing confirmed it to me.
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  6699.  @miff227  It's not about the price of the system. You can find terrible $2k systems and $2k systems that match or exceed $10k systems
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  6700.  @fourutubez7294  Well, you keep believing in luxury HiFi products. I'll believe in the actual scientific measurements.
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  6701. @B.A.C.fotographs Thats a twin turbo engine so of course it will be very muffled.
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  6702.  @Gunzee  AMG GT. SLR McLaren. They make plenty of exceptions..
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  6703. His identity falls within a new special, protected, class. Really is as simple as that
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  6704. You get a more capable vehicle and just the same quality as the Lexus for less. No reason to buy the Lexus unless you want the Lexus dealer network and never leave the road.
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  6705. Maybe... If after the weekend he abandoned it for 10 years.
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  6706. Send all Ukrainian refugees to the US and deport all illegals
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  6707.  素食吉祥净心净土  You keep breaking the legal barriers as a normal citizen (as YouTube is not legal in China) to go to Western sites with freedom of expression, just to spread your ideas of oppression and censorship...? No, of course not. How's the troll farm going? Good wages lately?
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  6708. Decent effort but a bit half-baked. A necessary stepping stone exercise for the company
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  6709. If it was originally designed for an engine they might've been able to offer it for less than a Civic.
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  6710. The idea didn't originate from Marx
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  6711. If Volvo still offered an I5 it may be worth a shit but otherwise the G70 is infinitely better.
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  6712. Silver or any of the liquid colors just match the body lines the best.
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  6713. Anything other than deportation is just as harmful in the long-run. "Owning the left" by sending them anywhere else in the country, or Europe, is just as detrimental. The problem is these people aren't ethno nationalists
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  6714. A charlatan masquerading as an economist. So many fallacies around the data. Your education failed you, whatever it was.
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  6715. Mr. Suk wants you to kneel down. Can't make this shit up
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  6716. Atlus can fuck itself. It's a good thing I can speak Japanese because I will buy it from Japan.
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  6717. It's a shame, really. But, they're trying to get that market share.
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  6718. If they don't protect their nation (i.e., their native people) then it will be irredeemable like the US is. They are native people and have every right to keep it to themselves
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  6719. Would certainly be close to perfect with a NA DOHC Ford V8
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  6720. Honestly, I can make popcorn for way under $150k
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  6721. Ram has had non-leaf springs in the rear for years.
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  6722. They are correct about repairing the simple thing, though. Don't need a schematic
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  6723. YZFR6Yammie Yet they're better than BMWs which are 1.5x the price.
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  6724. We'll need much more than Trump...
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  6725.  @god5620  No wonder the CCP thinks everything has been Chinese since "ancient times".
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  6726.  @OkayMay749  ...
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  6727. Rollermanfromspace Pointless, really. Such a simple and interesting open-bolt design ruined by a closed-bolt redesign?
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  6728. Bald found the one last KGB Karen!
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  6729. MAGA is fucking dead, my friend
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  6730. Not really a fan of this exhaust at all. It's going for the "decibels over symphony" strategy. Would have to quiet it down
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  6731. Worst automotive marketing campaign of the decade? Yep.
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  6732. That's because they prioritize function over form. The Cybertruck won't be as useful for loading, for example, because of its ridiculous "flying buttresses".
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  6733. The best 911 is a base if you actually care about wringing out its potential on the roads... which you will drive it on 99% of the time.
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  6734. Headlights are an absolute non-issue. They're beautiful.
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  6735.  @SkippyPB.  Over a year later and I get a reply from someone who didn't even read my comments.
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  6736.  @SkippyPB.  No shit? Really, "cupcake"? If you actually read my comments then you'd know I also said the Pro isn't worth $50k and said you could do much more starting with an SR5 and doing your own mods.
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  6737. UNBELIEVABLE mental gymnastics to justify failed multiculturalism
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  6738. Just don't take a wrong turn in Jacksonville. I believe it was rated worst for crime in the US several times.
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  6739. Still pathetic.
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  6740. Lucky that Jamauri couldn't aim even at point blank
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  6741. You think he is the only one there? Another person may have opened it before and not closed it properly.
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  6742. The exceptions and lack of strict standards when using English, however, make it one of the most artistic languages. Writers are provided with more of a blank slate. Why don't we just go back to speaking Latin? It's simple enough, eh?
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  6743.  @Zdrange03  Well, then you haven't mastered it. French and English are similar in this respect.
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  6744. The ceiling fan must be heavy. Just make sure it's well attached, haha.
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  6745. I believe for 2018 they went back to the 2.0 engine variant. Wonder the reason.
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  6746.  naranhan2010  Asia has been part of North America since about 70,000 years ago. Time for Asia to come back. That's about as logical as claiming the current ruling CCP represent China of 2,200 years ago and its people (both then and now). Begone CCP dog!
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  6747. Driving an 18 year old car here in the Southeast U.S. and still no rust. Move here.
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  6748. mfmf100 Don't see it a bit.
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  6749. G11 next Christmas?
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  6750. They downed too much liquid bismuth
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  6751.  @greatgreengoblinbear3800  That's pushing it.
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  6752. 7:05 The sticker on the "Super Manifold" says "Made in Mexico" while the print below that says "Made in China". Interesting screw up.
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  6753. derbigpr500 Trademark of Italian FCA (and pre-FCA) products.
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  6754. They simply got too large for my taste.
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  6755. SP392 Not at all trying to imitate a Charger, and it'll smoke one on a track.
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  6756. Brian Right. Understressed engines are best.
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  6757. The engine that should be in the Golf R.
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  6758. 50,000 isn't nearly enough
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  6759.  @kmax7163  You're quite a conspiracy theorist. You are acting as if taking care of your body properly and not using scientifically-established Western medicine are mutually exclusive. They aren't. Doing both is logical and supportive of the full extent of science.
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  6760. Please. Christian "all God's people" morals are what got France so far down the hole
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  6761. I don't think any car fits you better. It's a keeper.
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  6762. Not the exact quote but close.
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  6763. None of those things you described mean the car was designed for a track, like the Cobra R. No comparison
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  6764. Cancel culture is absolutely FUCKED. The show will be picked up by another I hope.
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  6765. Original Navigator 4x4 would perfectly match an LX or Rover off road. Look it up.
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  6766. A video game gives you absolutely no concept of how fun a car is
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  6767. Official Tesla office chairs would be nice
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  6768. Not bad for cars glued together and customer service that's worse than Saab.
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  6769. W220 had heated and cooled ('98) and massaging ('00) seats in the rear.
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  6770. They will double down on what people hated the most. I wish them absolute, well-deserved, financial failure
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  6771. I had those Piugusto tomato chips and they're fantastic
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  6772. 5:54 So? Tell them you can't control what other drivers do: So it's needed.
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  6773. Yes. And the Regal TourX does a much better job than this pile. And no CVT.
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  6774. I have a GS400 and companies like XAT Racing have supported these underrated cars and related swaps for a while. Want a manual transmission? Upgraded brakes on the cheap? Various forged connecting rods and cams that support up to 1200 whp? It's nice. There's a reason the Aussies and New Zealanders love them.
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  6775. Wrong and wrong. Most reliable and was designed before Chrysler had any say.
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  6776. Meme of a comment. Massive coping.
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  6777. 2020 M235i Gran Coupe
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  6778. Roush? Saleen? Shelby?
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  6779. These pre-war cars, being much filthier, are much more enjoyable than seeing cleaning of modern vehicles
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  6780. I certainly wouldn't visit
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  6781.  @VA-ng2ve  What is the average price of a shell?
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  6782. I would wait a week and see the status before deciding.
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  6783. This isn't even beautiful to me
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  6784. Great guest.
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  6785. The color combo is oddly satisfying. But I'd probably go for the white gauges. Man, do I love Porsches with white gauges.
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  6786. This is what I'm telling everyone. Insane.
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  6787. Absurd. It was far, far, more likely the majority negligence of the degenerate, dominatrix-obsessed, nepotism-hire armorer.
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  6788. The extreme cultural differences between the US and China have made China's entrance very different. Can't really be compared to Japan or SK, who have much more in common with the West. The big Chinese automakers have claimed they will enter the US for 15 years or so, only to eventually give up. I think NIO has the best shot at it, simply because they already have design and engineering facilities in Germany and the US.
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  6789. ​ @BrianMorrison  Which is why AES-256 is superior
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  6790. The exchange rate is actually so bad that those luxury cars are way cheaper in USD than stated
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  6791. Still keeping gas, with electric backup. I'm risk averse
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  6792. 29:50 : you meant tie-rod ends?
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  6793. Alex Rodriguez *Your Audi.
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  6794.  @nirfz  Probably truth to this.
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  6795. ​ @mondaye03  If he was born in Texas it just proves that they shouldn't be here even if born here.
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  6796. Good
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  6797. Well, the S55 was saved at least. Still life in it.
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  6798. It's basically what an Accord was. Never thought Hondas would be so large but. I'm appreciating the Fit more.
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  6799. Yeah... no. Newer modular doors are frequently much more difficult to work with
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  6800. Any Fiat 500 should be cheaper than a Civic and be mechanically simple and easy to repair.
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  6801. It's just a bunch of radicals screeching.
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  6802.  @raybeaulieu6187  Chinese money is apparently too tempting for many.
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  6803. Yeah... Azov is probably the furthest thing from gay
    1
  6804. 98-08 is a decade and entirely different generations. I have lived in areas where these were all bought by people new and do not share those observations. I actually see far more W220 than all others of this generation (because I'm not in a salty area that kills those and they are otherwise more reliable than the others). I think the period A8 actually sold fewer than the Jaguar though.
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  6805. Ambiverts exist!!!
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  6806. People spreading Ancient Aliens conspiracies are truly disturbing. I'm sure Daniken was a cult member.
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  6807. The CTR3 is in my top 5 without a doubt.
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  6808. People being so afraid of getting called "racist" are the problem. Just embrace it and watch the accusations fail
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  6809. I saw his Vanquish once and loved it. I remember sitting in a new Vanquish S in about 2006. The smell of the interior was intoxicating. His GT12 is also great.
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  6810. TheAmericanMarxistLeninist It isn't a political issue. It's an education issue. Also, you should go live in the most communist country, in your mind, that exists. See how you like it.
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  6811. In countries where licensing is far more intensive, and the tests more comprehensive, both the fatality rate and total accident rate is far lower per capita.
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  6812. Talks like a hoodlum and probably raised in the ghetto subculture
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  6813. 21:32 It's not "because he's a socialist". Hilarious. The fascists and national socialists also wanted to separate from foreign influence (corporate interests especially), improve life for their people, and redistribute wealth (heavy emphasis on the "farmer" class in the NSDAP's case). This channel is run by a hack.
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  6814. S96Blue What kind of drugs are you on?
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  6815. Damn right! Set a precedent with this! Never let them police your thoughts!
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  6816.  @GAmbrose  Yeah, go try a Navigator instead of cherry picking the worst Cadillac offers.
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  6817.  @fredbloggs5902  Exactly
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  6818. Definitely very classy and tasteful. I wouldn't mind an earlier one either
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  6819.  @chaosPneumatic  Hahahahahaha! Bashing ebonics is "racist", eh? You are pathetic. As someone deeply familiar with linguistics and a fluent speaker of 2 non-native languages, ebonics is absolutely the result of people unable to learn syntax and grammar and that's how it evolved. Modern AAVE/ebonics is also directly correlated with, and accentuated within, degenerate criminal-idolizing pop culture. Keep telling yourself it's correct standard American English: Not even close to it. It is correct only within its informal dialect. English has rules and guidelines for a reason. It isn't the 17th century any longer and current communication tech assures our languages are very standardized and taught accordingly. It is not pretentious or elitist to believe an informal dialect, that exists directly because of uneducated habits, should be taught as English to encourage a further degradation and regression of the language. Standards exist to progress the language for a unified utility. If ebonics became the standard, something else would replace its informal nature and the language would cease to be English in short order. Buuuuuut, I'm sure you'll simply dismiss this as "racism", or quote someone else with the same opinion.
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  6820.  @chaosPneumatic  To your second comment: You are simply ignoring the big picture again. Comparing classical Latin's division into modern, Western, languages is an utter false equivalency. Modern global communication assures vast unity and standardization in languages and it the "diversity" will only go away quicker. That is the reality.
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  6821. Look at all the seething comments. Mad that Elon cant be censored.
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  6822. Would've loved it if they decided to follow through on the IS430 and a manual. Missed opportunity
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  6823.  @damienholland8103  You're missing a few more adjectives. If you're desiring to actually appear intelligent when shitting on orang man you'll need to do better.
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  6824. Being someone like yourself, fairly well known as a foreigner, you can guarantee that you have some old "agents" of Beijing following you around (online or otherwise). Even some of the "random" nice people you have met could be.. Obviously that's probably a small amount of people with this mindset, but crazy people are in every country.
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  6825. The Vantage fat? It's the most lean of them all, both dimensionally and in weight.
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  6826. Would probably be about 300 pages if typed.
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  6827. Beautiful color.
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  6828. You should be asking who facilitated the entry of these people who do this crime into the US rather than being concerned about speech
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  6829. Like every other tech company, leftist propagandists control which data is censored for the service
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  6830.  @mikeserrano734  He made it clear that he wouldn't.
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  6831. Skip the Model 3 and get a base Volvo. All the car you need and the safest thing for the money.
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  6832. Kristoffer Sparegodt Go to a school in the northern Atlanta suburbs and it's better than any of the places he just mentioned.
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  6833. Definitely dead to me. The entire company is dead to me
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  6834.  @vladimirlenin3562  Improve your English.
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  6835. VM Motori engine.
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  6836. Yes, Doug was even repeating unfounded myths about them many years ago in a article he wrote
    1
  6837. Car would be right down my alley with an evolution of their NA engine. They could get close to 240 bhp out of their 2L in 1999, so shouldn't be difficult today
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  6838. Wow, what a great argument
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  6839. Steering linkages are important for redundancy and are easily designed to not intrude into the cabin
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  6840.  @KorbinX  You are such a hypocrite. You didn't even address what he said and claim their beliefs are corrupted. You also claim they clearly don't know about the ideology. Well, you just proved you know little about what he was saying as well. "You will not progress well in an argument with me about politics." What a sanctimonious thing to say. This is the problem with the modern left. They lift their nose and tuck their tails. Before you deny they are arbitrarily calling people Nazis left and right, check Twitter first.
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  6841.  @damilolaakanni  The Rafaga and Ascot also had the I5. JDM only
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  6842. Weasel here, weasel there. What's new? GTFO of NYC.
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  6843.  @dodgydodo3060  I actually predict that K-On! and LOGH viewers may overlap a good bit. Both are more traditionalist than average and K-On! doesn't promote obscene, unrealistic, fanservice (in stark contrast to something like Kobayashi).
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  6844. Suicide by cop and also, very likely, a planned martyrdom
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  6845.  hon solo  You're fooling yourself if you think names for BEV won't be recycled. They will continue to make use of nostalgia and associated heuristics just like the Mustang and Lightning names.
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  6846. Absolutely riveting.
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  6847. That's scary. California education system at work!
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  6848.  @autogefuehl  If anything it will be much more reliable not just because modern electronics design is better...
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  6849. The squares still need to go.
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  6850. Just what I was looking for.
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  6851. ​ @Moscow_Will_Burn  Which is even more reason to not stop deportation at "illegals" and go after first and second generation legal immigrants who were legalized under hostile administrations
    1
  6852. They are the best mechanically. You legitimately can't kill an M112 or M113 engine. Keep engine and transmission fluid changed regularly and no problems. A guy in South America posted his S320 on Reddit with nearly 800k miles (original engine and transmission)
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  6853. That's just not true. It was the car to have when bringing many friends on vacation with you.
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  6854. Replacing seals and gaskets is just responsible maintenance. Get the proper equipment to do it yourself and it's still cheaper than paying someone when you have YouTube channel content.
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  6855. They are in denial and making excuses.
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  6856. ICE will be in the majority of new cars sold until at least 2050.
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  6857. Fuentes is obviously a closeted homosexual so it's only fitting Milo would be involved. None of these people, including Trump, are for our best interest
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  6858. Still a damn shame about the lackluster immature design
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  6859. Why add a "y" to make it "Say-leen"?
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  6860. Air suspension is more reliable now than most new non-standard suspension types.
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  6861. Ben Hayat The C8 will have a TT option.
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  6862. Nah, LED bulbs still have planned obsolescence. They prevent you from accessing the driver boards and the boards themselves have crap components. All LED bulbs I've used so far last 4-5 years max without magic smoke
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  6863. China dictated everything here
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  6864. Much better journalism than the MSM
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  6865. Atlanta is a corrupt African-run city but also constantly busy from African crime
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  6866.  @iheartgs400  Well... Good thing that's exactly what is happening for the next generation.
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  6867. You can be "racist" on your own property (or anywhere) if you wanted to, anyway.
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  6868. Wayyy more expensive.
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  6869. Nope. Design issues.
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  6870. Full of people who abandoned their own failed countries, ready to invade your successful country, cheer for their old failed homelands, and ruin yours in the same fashion
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  6871. It's legitimately as if he's a character from Shimoneta!!!
    1
  6872. The Wire is overrated as hell.
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  6873. The humorless are worse than buffoons
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  6874. VW USA is full of shysters.
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  6875. The woman told the guy who almost had his life taken away to be quiet while she saves the scum. I'm sure her assistance will allow him to, inevitably, be back on the streets
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  6876.  @slablargemeat8954  "Statistics are racist!" No one kills that group more than their own
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  6877. White supremacists are a nearly non-existent boogey man.
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  6878. I come here to see repairs like this. Why would you not use this for several videos of content?? It's good experience too!
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  6879. She's terrible for a journalist so she's basically among the most talentless people in all of society.
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  6880.  @yaroslavbauer8137  Not true. Not the only manufacturer.
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  6881. Push button start convenient? Nah, I'd rather insert an actual key. It stays there.
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  6882. Did
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  6883. They have great benefits but, damn! It's a Defender! It deserves solid Dana axles!
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  6884. Limp wristed grip much more likely
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  6885.  @nikdipetta  The objective data is already out there showing how reliable they are, all else held equal
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  6886. ​ @KubuśpuchatekTVN  Legendary bait
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  6887. Why was there no "justifiable reason" to be concerned about Israel obtaining nukes? Do you know that their program was kept top secret without any foreign inspection as well? Do you know how much terror the Israelis have been involved in even before that program? Are you aware of the USS Liberty incident and its implications? Are you aware of the Samson Option? Yes the "nuclear threat" from Iran is just the same as the Iraqi WMD scare. It is also simply a pretext concealing many ulterior motives
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  6888. The ADL sees any retention of free speech as a threat because, well, the truth about them and their goals tends to spread fast with free speech.
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  6889. Film is underrated today. Some movies are still shot with it. IMAX 70mm is a treat.
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  6890. People often see what they want to see. That was innocuous
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  6891. If the borders were totally secure people wouldn't risk their lives trying to walk
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  6892. 8:25 Now compare this with how much money the US has given to Ukraine alone. Our progress is being stifled by funding war
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  6893. It's such poorly done propaganda that I would think it's a parody without context.
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  6894. The turbocharged engine and new RDX has decreased their reliability scores significantly.
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  6895.  @noahkirton5372  It's fact. Hate to break your owner's bias. Ratings were done with problems per 100 vehicles and are statistically accurate. Acura was actually doing well until the new turbocharged engine. Scroll down to Acura on JD Power: https://www.jdpower.com/business/ratings/study/Vehicle-Dependability-Study-%28VDS%29-by-Make/10063ENG/Premium/10081
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  6896. Exynos again? That's surprisingly mediocre
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  6897.  @lylestavast7652  What are you talking about? Normal torque converter or DCT transmission fluid should be done at 75-100k miles and differential fluid around the same time.
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  6898.  @starshipdriver8536  Hahahaha. Yeah, ok. You do that. Let's see the condition of the fluid and filter after one million miles. It's sad how many Tesla guys see other ignorant info and just parrot it around as truth. It's a differential and reduction transmission sharing fluid with a twist-on filter! The ring gear will be done way before a million miles. Pay the $20 bucks at least every 75-100k miles and do the easy job...
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  6899.  @JR-ql5gl  Exactly right. I had another discussion where I said the same thing to people on the InsideEVs echo chamber and about 90% disagreed with me, saying that it's "lifetime million miles fluid", simply because it wasn't noted in Tesla's general maintenance guidelines. There are many reasons why it wouldn't be. Either way it's basic sense to do it like in any other car for cheap preventative maintenance. I know the Tesla service centers do it but it's easy to do yourself too.
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  6900.  @TedwardDrives  He was adding a model that was available since you said all you could really get before was a 2002 or 3 series before BMW had their own US dealerships.
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  6901. Well, the US was absolutely peak in the 50s to 60s. The height of an Empire
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  6902. Oh Hi Charlie.
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  6903.  @stevemorris270  It's called a Doug score for a reason. He just assigns whatever he wants
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  6904.  @Ahria256  If you can't dedicate about 30 minutes of your time to show up in-person then you don't really care about voting or democratic values anyway
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  6905. Original Audi R8 is the most timeless car of the 2000s and the best iteration to me
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  6906. gm paid them.........again.
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  6907. With their combined forces and investment they will (definitely) eventually surpass Tesla. It will be a while though. Now we'll see if the American (well, FCA is American, British, French, and Italian now) automakers will take on a similar scheme. Ford and Rivian may already be collaborating here.
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  6908. What a load of ignorance in this thread. Shot placement = what matters in firearms. That's what you all need to understand.
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  6909. A few boutique manufacturers still offer the recipe. The SCG 004S will also be very desirable.
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  6910. Their first instinct was to lie because it was a fellow black man
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  6911. I would certainly just wait for the LT version of the 720S.
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  6912.  @calawamleh  That's not even as bad as this considering the extra suffering that goes along here. But, yes, I am well aware.
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  6913. Same thing happening with historical American figures being cancelled (statues removed).
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  6914.  @closet__optimist  How can a person think this a logical response? You either have no idea why statute of limitations was introduced or are just being willfully ignorant. They are historical figures (and I'm specifically referring to the previously-respected figures). It was so long ago. History cannot be interpreted within the context of modern society.
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  6915.  @rz1974  Hahaha! You think they're just taking down Confederate memorial statues? Think again. There is no justification for removal for either. You clearly don't understand that many lives were lost on the CSA side. People died and the statues and carvings (like the amazing Stone Mountain) were not necessarily put up to glorify the southern cause. They were put up as historical memorials. History must NOT be censored. Enjoy whatever brainwashing you're receiving.
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  6916.  @MDavidG1  Outdated advice. The age of the internet has made OE and OEM parts attainable and cheap for them, honestly. Any vehicle listed too far below average is going to probably need expensive work.
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  6917.  @dave6429  Yeah, except the Trump admin also supports it.
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  6918.  @jellybiscuit  Sure, blame the company for the wrongdoings of one stupid engineer.
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  6919. So did you get any flyby footage?
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  6920. I prefer the V8 as well.
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  6921. Women are not as physically capable to be officers
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  6922. Import India? Become India, filth and all!
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  6923. What the news claims? What? The news media isn't even touching it with a long pole. There are many primary sources for this event.
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  6924. Don't encourage that. It'll end up like the M4
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  6925. The huge weight imbalance is the best part about it. Forget a perfect weight distribution. That's boring!
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  6926. "N"s and their wreckless disregard for life are a bane of humanity. Various stats would be on par with Switzerland without them.
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  6927. None of the political elite have ever actually cared about "protecting democracy"
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  6928. It makes you appreciate Toyota's contribution to modern manufacturing and QC.
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  6929.  @cgatito3528  Overcompensation
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  6930.  @Alan-wj5zc  As sort of a TL;DR, btw: That "guideline" you described is not for self defense situations. In most states it just needs to be genuine and reasonable given circumstances to not be aggravated assault.
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  6931. Touchscreens in cars suck so that's one more aspect that blows the bulbous Civic out.
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  6932. People are bribed to delete or destroy footage... to say the least.
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  6933. Wouldn't be surprised if the Mexican factory used locally-sourced brake pads (perhaps the Bosch Quietcast Ceramics).
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  6934. >What is inflation?
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  6935.  @VicioTHEdriver  That has to be the least statistical survey I've ever seen and shoddy journalism. Reads more like a paid advert against MB. No sample size data. Likely only a few Giulias included versus hundreds of C-Classes. Wait for something like the 2019 JD Power study that's coming out soon.
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  6936.  @JK061996  Nice elaboration. At least it's one of the statistically sound studies. Don't tell me... you're an FCA fanboy? Then you must not care about facts.
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  6937.  Béla Bá  That's not difficult. The G70 3.3t usurps everything about it. Undercuts it as well because of Hyundai Group's vertical supply chain.
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  6938.  @paulj9821  Get your head checked? At least you're somewhat on the right track with the second comment. A G70 is a better car in just about every single way compared to the Giulia. I do not hold bias and would love to praise Alfa products but they have a long way to go. Yes, EU's Euro 6 standards have caused some issues. The credit system encourages the automakers to consolidate engines into as few options as possible and become more modular. It is limiting potential longevity of the engines in order to meet the emissions standards.
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  6939.  @paulj9821  I've already alluded to why, but: 1.) About $5,000 less 2.) The G70 is available with a superior engine option within trim level that costs about same as equivalent I4 Giulia 3.) The G70 is available with a manual transmission 4.) The G70 has more structural rigidity thanks to cheap vertically-integrated Hyundai steel 5.) Better interior materials 6.) Better NVH standards The Giulia has a better I4 than the G70 but that's all you get without paying $30k more for a Quadrifoglio.
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  6940. There's this little concept called statistics... So yes
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  6941. Yep. Full Tony Soprano spec
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  6942.  @alexcarter8807  Weren't in wars in the 90s? Yeah, ok.
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  6943. The S160 design is great so that's a complement but there is no Accent in this.
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  6944. Definitely a shame that the thing was totaled.
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  6945. Nothing of value was really lost, honestly
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  6946.  @brandonwright6544  Oh here we go with the moral superiority bullshit. Everything you said here is highly speculative, emotionally charged, word diarrhea. You clearly don't know the facts. Of course you have no actual evidence to back up your Trudeau-like claims. No, you are not morally superior because you militantly assume the motivation and beliefs of someone like me based on a few comments. I suggest you review the actual evidence surrounding Hillary's closet server. And you know the WikiLeaks CEO is a Trump supporter? Sure ya do. Enjoy Justin, gullible chump.
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  6947.  @brandonwright6544  I didn't make a long-winded reply full of multiple speculative and emotional grievances and then try to pass them off as authoritative fact.
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  6948.  @brandonwright6544  I don't need a source for the corporate tax rate. That's not anything speculative that you said. Speaking for other peoples' motives, beliefs, and intentions, however, is. You also cannot find a source providing any declaration by Assange of being a Trump supporter, because he has never stated such. Consequently, both of these sources are worthless and do not cite the opinions you gave. What that I said requires a source?
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  6949.  @brandonwright6544  I don't need to interpret it any way I want. You state your perceived motives, beliefs, and intentions of others as if they are a fact. Yes, Trump has the government shut down. But, guess what? Just as all media is biased, as you said, Congress and presidents will often cause government shutdowns. The record has been 25 days. Schumer and Pelosi, the figureheads of the "Trump resistance" farce, are the pair who refuse to budge in negotiation for a wall. What's odd is that usually the parties all come to a middle ground or bipartisan agreement, something Trump has expressed intent of but has not been reciprocated. Let me remind you, now, that both Schumer and Pelosi, along with most of their fellow party members, all openly supported and voted for funding of high security border fences and other high border security while both are on video speaking about the problems of illegal immigration and drug trafficking issues (and recently). Their voting record doesn't lie. Now with Trump in office, it's all just politics for them. They likely aren't budging because of posturing for the 2020 election and are masking this with simple and easily defeatable lies related to border security (multiple videos you can see of their own words before Trump became president). Also, you need to research the amount of drugs coming through the southern border and the associated drug cartels, like the Sinaloa, that have territory just below the border. They can't even bury the dead fast enough from the cartel wars occurring (https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/second-mexican-official-fired-after-over-200-bodies-found-stored-in-truck-1919337). Why do you think ICE wants controlled ports of entry along a barrier? Government officials will get back pay and I am perfectly fine with the government shutdown until the Democrats decide to make a deal. $5.7 billion is nothing compared to the damage done by allowing even a few more criminals to go in undetected, or the damage caused to hundreds of thousands of Americans by drugs taken over unenforced areas of the border. Why should we allow those who force their way to the front of the line skip all those who are applying legally and not cause more labor black markets? The benefits far outweigh the cost. Let traffic flow through controlled gates.
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  6950.  @brandonwright6544  Not true at all. Look at the proposal. It isn't the 1950s. We have modern technology. Sensors and cameras would allow a fast interception. Yes, you really don't know much on the need for a barrier. It's clear. Yes, it would be a long term solution.
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  6951.  @brandonwright6544  It's a good thing technology evolves, right? The point is, if we can even save a few of our own citizens from overdosing or prevent killings by cartel/gang members, etc., it's worth the price. Can't put values on a human life. It will also allow us to focus more on stopping anything coming in through means other than direct border crossings. There isn't a thing wrong with it. The Mexican people are great people as long as they aren't part of organized crime. And it's the latter it needs to prevent.
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  6952.  @brandonwright6544  There aren't other ways to smuggle from Mexico that are as effective. And it would, in the least, allow them to focus on other methods of smuggling. Wall itself is definitely long term. I'd estimate the electronic equipment would just need replaced every 7-10 years or so.
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  6953. I don't think it's close to the Chrysler ME-412 or Cadillac Cien, but neither of those made it to production.
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  6954. She It was a female with mental illness
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  6955. Airmatic lasts just as long as conventional suspension before wearing out in my opinion. And the struts are actually easier to replace. One thing to be sure to maintain is the air compressor filter. Keep it clean and changed. Big mistake by people.
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  6956. Not very many 221 S65s out there. Would love to find a nice one myself.
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  6957. Basically VW's take for the Bolt audience.
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  6958. People never believed me when I told them the Cobra R and Ford GT were modified versions of the first-gen Navigator 5.4 InTech
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  6959. The media is complicit: Stochastic terrorism by definition
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  6960. ​ @Adam-y3w5o Seethe more
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  6961. Pre-war cars are so much more interesting as content than modern cars. I seldom bother with anything made recently regardless
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  6962. More of a hoarding habit than a "collection". The person just let them sit and collect dust: Not even enjoyment of presentation. He just wanted to pack as many into the space as possible.
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  6963. All they had to do was keep the formula... Sad
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  6964. Model 3 exterior more futuristic? Is that a bad joke? Bolt is better in that regard.
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  6965. ​ @marcellofrisina6460 No, even this XGA resolution DLP projector is technically superior to mini LED in luminance mapping. Much more resolution. And if you use WXGA or native 1080p DLP projectors it's even better.
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  6966. I'm sorry but it's just repulsive looking to me. Glad he likes it, though
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  6967. Looks like a lot of fun! Not many can say they've done that
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  6968. Hell yes! THE guest.
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  6969. Might I suggest 10mm instead?
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  6970. Females resort to lethal force way more quickly than males
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  6971. ​ Who cries for Biden Not me  If you believe all the leftist-funded research claiming to prove that female LEOs resort to violence left often, you are believing activist propaganda with the goal of increasing diversity in departments (anything other than white male). When you adjust for the amount of female police officers and compare specific situations where the officer is alone and threatened in manners like this one, the data is clear: Females are less hesitant to use lethal force when they are physically outmatched because the criminals either see them as an easier target, or the female doesn't risk an alternative method because they know the odds of anything other than lethal are never in their favor in these situations.
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  6972. Now I want to see the footage of the other shooters
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  6973. People should be blaming the leadership after the USSR's collapse instead of the man who discontinued the nutty regime.
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  6974. Yes, exactly. Because it is a biased hitpiece that isn't presenting the facts. Insiders know that Ghosn was corrupt and he just happened to be ruining the company (regardless of his success earlier efforts many years ago). It was logical to do. They are trying to white knight for the non-Japanese as if it's just from identity-based discrimination against foreigners. Nonsense.
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  6975. ​ @rych2703 No, the issue is they shouldn't be in European countries and, even if they did want to work, they shouldn't be given work if it means a native European loses an opportunity
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  6976. Hilarious dismissal of people with a valid point. I don't think many people said Sandy doesn't understand engineering to begin with.
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  6977. It is the Quoris in many markets. Market research said it's too odd to pronounce for many I'm sure. Names are great but numbers are easy.
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  6978. These modern lanterns are not real Dietz lanterns. They just acquired the name. They are made terribly. Get a Feuerhand lantern made in Germany or a real vintage one in good condition. Some Japanese ones are also nice. Infinitely higher quality.
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  6979. Chinese government lends like crazy to "private" Chinese companies. Most of them are indebted to the government and many have been legally taken over by the government. Just have to be careful
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  6980. CONTENT. He is a YouTuber who does better with more things to do!
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  6981.  @mikeb53  They're clearly going for the market of those who aspire to own a Gelandewagen but can't (at least with the flashy model).
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  6982. Of course employees and ex-employees have tried to sabotage
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  6983.  @SirPhillyLeong  Don't try to ration with the American radical leftists. They are... special... to say the least.
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  6984. 14:00 Great summary of its portrayal.
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  6985. The 2013 model adds 15hp to the 2012's 530hp.
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  6986. Have always had aspirations of putting a K20 variant in an Elise or Exige. If I bought one I'd do it immediately.
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  6987. Can't be certain they are shots fired in anger
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  6988. Media personalities are pathological liars. They have to be to avoid being cancelled themselves by their masters
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  6989. Madness
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  6990. Not even close
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  6991. Seems like organized crime. Definitely intent to steal packages.
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  6992. It's fairly simple for US enthusiasts: Really trashy manual transmissions with terrible long throws and CVTs are bottom tier. Automatics are mid tier. Very high quality and enjoyable manuals are the best. (These often sell for more over an automatic and retain value much better because they are made in smaller numbers for the US.)
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  6993. I still can't get over the I4. It is just more unrefined than competitors. I'd rather have an I5 or above in this vehicle.
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  6994. Acceleration should have been a 2 at least. Many cars are over 10 seconds.
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  6995. There is little subjectivity to obvious safety issues created by a yoke without stalks for signals, etc., and additional surface area. Yes, it increases time needed to activate. It is simply a greater distraction. Capacitive sensors are not as reliably activated without developing accurate muscle memory (not something that should be needed on a car that needs standardization). There is no reason to abandon stalks and circular wheels that the entire world has already adapted to, is reliable, and ergonomic
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  6996. Volvo, bring back I5 engines!
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  6997. Same classic formula. Corrupt officers want money for their department and a job for their towing buddies (where they also probably get a commission from). In this case, maybe the chief wanted some joyrides. Disgusting.
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  6998. I was having Bald withdrawals
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  6999.  @IReahpZz  The interior is a massive improvement over the last lineup, materials-wise. Yes, it's just as shitty to drive as any car with a numb electric rack. The interior tech is great but that's not what I care about either. Every BMW simply needs to be 1,000 lbs lighter. At the end of the day, if I had to choose between an M2 Comp and a Model 3, the M2 would always win me over.
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  7000.  @IReahpZz  You care so much about acceleration? I can tell you one thing: The M2 Comp is more fun than any other BMW. It's far more fun than a Stinger and G70 and especially any Infiniti. You must live in Florida because you clearly can't use great roads. Decent acceleration is a snore fest compared to a massively rewarding car in the corners.
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  7001.  @IReahpZz  Sorry, bud. I've driven a GT350 and Camaro with the 1LE package. Even the ZL1 doesn't give you as many smiles on the road or the track as an M2 Comp. Maybe yours had shitty tires but I'm starting to think you've never actually driven one. In fact, I'd wager it.
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  7002. Just get a Grand Cherokee Limited with the 5.7L Hemi and all off-road options for $40k.
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  7003. What's also ridiculous is the degeneracy exhibited at the RNC that would've been seen as left wing just 10 years ago
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  7004. Make no mistake. They planned to use the columns on paved roads. They knew the Ukrainian military excel at guerilla tactics and intended to bypass that style of fighting by quickly moving between major cities. I think the bottlenecks got to them
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  7005.  @shartingfish5761  The new K900 rides much more like a luxury car than the new LS500. That I can tell you.
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  7006. The US let tens of thousands of VW diesels rot in lots for years before VW "fixed" them for resale eligibility
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  7007. Oh, quit your fanboyism.
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  7008. 5 years isn't enough
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  7009. Oh no! I also made one of those at Disney Quest with the same cover design!
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  7010. Gurosama Bltch But he likes fish sticks! Fish sticks are good mayn! What is this joke you talkin about?
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  7011. Tritons were not the best engines. The InTechs should've continued to be made instead.
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  7012. Farhan Chowdhury Yes, of course but, with Quattro, it is a true AWD system. All the other systems like Haldex are FWD biased heavily... which is even worse on a car that would still understeer even if it were RWD.
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  7013. Farhan Chowdhury He was talking about the power distribution which is still wrong. Most Audis can put about 30% of the power to rear wheels without Quattro.
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  7014. How can Charlie possibly give it a 70%...?
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  7015. Brime is not viable but Trovo certainly is. Chinese money, baby! Tencent!
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  7016. By far the most reliable S-Class ever mechanically (with M112 or M113 engine and Airmatic)
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  7017. A goblin on wheels.
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  7018. They will objectively be better in all metrics when battery energy density doubles. Just not the same potential for pleasuring the senses
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  7019. Diversity hires abound at Tesla Fremont
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  7020. The audio wasn't mixed the best (voice overpowered by effects/music) but hopefully will be better in the future.
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  7021. German government is occupied by people who hate Germans and have brainwashed a few generations of people to hate themselves
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  7022.  @Jessica-si9ng  Communism is a form of socialism...
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  7023. tavuk döner I know it's Turkish. I said I'd like to learn the language.
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  7024.  @jochemjurgens7997  You don't have/can't form an argument in response to the other comment so you tell them "it's better not to display your apparently general displeasure about life on the internet"? And you have no problem with this? This shows you have a significant disability to carry on a dialogue...
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  7025.  @DiscoFang  Deconstructionists always struggle in logical debate. No exception here
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  7026. Hope it wasn't raw pork, lol. Talk about dangerous.
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  7027. This is what a prick with no training gets. Nothing to do with 2A. An idiot in a car can do worse damage.
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  7028. You should do a Fiat 500 Abarth vs. Mini Cooper JCW POV video.
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  7029. No risk, no reward
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  7030.  @iogas7317  He's absolutely correct. They are inferior to the competition. If only you knew the structural technology used in this compared to cheaper competitors...
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  7031. Michael Cohen Sure, but we need a Cayman-sized rear engine Porsche.
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  7032. I would honestly give them 100 max for the phone.
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  7033. Kimmel is simply a salty little troll.
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  7034. That would-be automaker Elio tried using a modified variant of this engine in their car
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  7035. Very unpopular opinion
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  7036. We aren't immune because it's novel... And the vaccine won't be distributed until next year after testing.
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  7037. The data shows that, yes, the white US violent crime rate is at parity with Europe even though we have firearms
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  7038. Based W140. But obviously all the windows had double panes for noise reduction. They did make variants with true bullet resistant glass
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  7039. Repair costs? Parts were high quality and quality parts never get much cheaper but they are extremely reliable. Easy 400k miles.
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  7040. It's so nice you have a proper mic these days. Such a difference
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  7041. Small Arms Humane Society Exactly.
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  7042.  @torchandhammer  You're very ignorant. Go back to Jalopnik or something.
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  7043. I just don't think a DCT would better this car. The single clutch simulates a manual transmission better and adds to the character.
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  7044. evilution It doesn't do nothing. It almost shot peens the cylinder walls over time and you're certainly not going to immediately see results of it. Its affects are long term.
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  7045. Yeah, and the Infiniti system was terrible and plagued with issues
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  7046. Great color for the SLS!
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  7047. To prevent the new government using the existing assets and make their Zionist expansionism easier
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  7048. The neighbors said something about that? Not very typical
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  7049. Sony systems were awful. JBL in a 15 year old Toyota sounds better.
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  7050.  @e70_x5_guy4  With the amount of time they supposedly took developing this pig, the flaws are inexcusable
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  7051. The oil coolers in between the valley were notoriously poorly designed for this engine and failures cause... issues. Best to address them before the rubber fails. Wouldn't put one back together without a new one.
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  7052. illkyum Even the established "right" in the UK would be considered left by American standards and as they keep getting more extreme.
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  7053. Trump destabilizing everything? Hahaha, good one. You know nothing of how the CCP works if you believe this.
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  7054.  @anthonywong9810  I found another who is employed by their lovely CPC! It's quite a thing with these 50 cent party members or CPC sympathizers: They always try to disqualify your arguments simply because you are subscribed to, or watch, opposing viewpoints to their authoritarian overlords.
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  7055.  @anthonywong9810  I'm so used to being attacked by the 50 cent army on YouTube by people that say the exact thing. How could I not think it was in a negative connotation? 99% of replies on YouTube are negative anyway.
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  7056. Previous Sequoia interior design was way more pleasant to look at. The blockiness is dull
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  7057. Aww. That's cute.
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  7058.  @busterscrugs  It's not there "regardless". Are you kidding? If this had been painted by someone with no experience it would be several thousand less. As that's what it would take to do a Ferrari job in labor. And this can be further corrected.
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  7059. Their entire influence is for the purpose of ideological subversion: Changing into a Marxist system that would be sympathetic to theirs.
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  7060. Renault-esque garbage relative to the competition. Nissan is an undead zombie to me.
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  7061.  @devandrasimanjuntak1646  Cancel culture at work: Revolting human beings tend to subscribe to every bit of it.
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  7062.  @EBMproductions1  Yeah, bud. Having immense doubt (as I do) and cancelling a man and his company are very different things.
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  7063. The W223 definitely has a mediocre and incoherent design. The interior is just trying to be progressive over any of the great S-Class traditional interior luxuries.
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  7064. There is no serviceability. Though, for extra cost and being more sustainable, they could've allowed replacement of individual cells
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  7065. Yet Byton is probably closer to production with this than the Tesla Model Y. They have already shown the updated, production ready, interior of the M-Byte that you can see on YouTube with a quick search.
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  7066.  @Censoredbyfscists  The most appealing ideas win. Humor wins. The left cannot win without censorship
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  7067. Yeah, another laundering operation
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  7068. That would be amazing! Exige S is a beautiful car.
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  7069.  @jasonk9779  It is on the RS5.
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  7070.  @jasonk9779  It's not exactly the same design afaik. The product differentiation for an RS5 should warrant the investment in a motorized display for more focused driving.
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  7071.  @jasonk9779  Yes, and if you know anything about manufacturing IP, it wouldn't be expensive to have it changed to retractable... assuming they use same motor and drivetrain for it. They could do it on facelift variants when they change out the molds, etc., for everything.
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  7072.  @lyricalmajesty2821  I'd add Mercedes in their dual screen layout, Kia K900, Genesis G90, Infiniti (even though just outdated), etc.
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  7073.  @jasonk9779  I'm not a fan of the lower display either because, for the driver, research shows it is safer to have any display in the their line of sight. No looking any farther down. That's why the MB dual display concept, Genesis G90, KIA K900, Lexus LS, are all doing it correctly. Audi may say all the info needed is in the virtual cockpit but it won't stop a driver from looking down to press it.
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  7074. Seagulls btfo
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  7075. It's not even leftist economics. But programs for your own native people is based anyway. Remove the American perspective
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  7076. Curious if the government messed this place up 5 years later. Hopefully not.
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  7077. The John Wick team is extremely based
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  7078. Definitely not accurate acceleration. Start in 1st.
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  7079. 23:00 W220 had air bladder seats standard in the US.
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  7080. Best 6 cylinder setup in general? I'm voting M1 Procar.
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  7081. I just can't be impressed when it's still outrun and less fun than something like a 20 year old Lexus. Wish VW brought the W8 back too and made it reliable.
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  7082. 2013 Ford Mustang GT Premium Coupe 6MT
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  7083. Don't trust anything from the Pentagon
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  7084. Buddy. The US military has enough evidence already and the literal state ownership and state infiltration of the company is public information. They have discovered plenty of backdoors in their products.
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  7085.  @iansuderman  It's not just the US military that has this info. And Huawei doesn't just make Android phones and tablets. Why don't you educate yourself on what products they provide (in the least) before militantly defended a wing of the CCP like Huawei or Oppo.
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  7086. Is their desire for your total replacement not obvious yet, white man?
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  7087. Don't think so. Solid, heavy duty, axles are what you want in this class of vehicle. They disavowed their enthusiast base.
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  7088. Just one more hint?
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  7089. Try reading some.
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  7090. I'll take a 456 or 612 over this any day.
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  7091. They really need to upgrade their display graphics, use newer display tech (lose the bezel), and use OLED displays!
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  7092. Absolute nonsense. There are just as many government areas (streets, parks, rivers, counties, etc.) named for abolitionists and various others against what you say as there are famous people who were leaders within the CSA, for example. You are cherry-picking to promote a ridiculous narrative of victimhood. Guess what? Historical names can be represented and memorialized without endorsing the actions of the person (and rarely, if ever, has a person had something named after them simply for owning slaves - that's dishonest framing). If you don't understand the importance of this, you're probably an authoritarian tyrant who desires to censor history and free speech.
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  7093.  @Marc2ThaJ  That is hilariously uneducated
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  7094.  @Wonderingax  It is extremely useful to be reminded of tragic events in history, especially when people like you desire to erase it from the public eye to prevent people from being offended. Sickening.
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  7095.  @QBert904  In no universe is US history anywhere near as violent and oppressive as that under the USSR. There are objective numbers to look at here...
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  7096. Elon is a mega simp. This is known.
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  7097. Looks like part of the engine block (and maybe transaxle) landed next to his body on the sidewalk
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  7098. ImStricken06 If you know about the leaks that occur in these struts, you'll know you don't have to replace the entire strut. People also fail to replace the filter in the compressor, etc., or let the compressor run too much with a leak and it overheats.
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  7099. In South Africa the propaganda is for majority rights because whites are the minority. They only care about minority rights when they're the minority.
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  7100. Shell Casing Mistaken by who? Some random idiot in a parking lot? The design is closer to Audi and Bentley for a reason. Peter Schreyer. Now they have Donkerwolke too.
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  7101. There's plenty to roast FCA about regardless of ignorant YouTube commenters.
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  7102. Beyond Fables That's exactly what the North Koreans thought when them and their brainwashed-by-Communists selves invaded South Korea. Overthrowing.
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  7103. Definitely LS-based.
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  7104. Graphics were better on COMAND 2.5 in 1998.
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  7105. He is wrong dragging on about Western "colonialism" and the "Nazis" they're fighting today. Total nonsense
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  7106. I imagine the Smart was quite a lot of fun too
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  7107. JC Staff is certainly not a bad studio, just not as good.
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  7108. Bono. The world's second largest piece of shit.
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  7109. I went to Honda dealership when they had both the S2000 CR and Mugen Civic Si nose-to-nose in front of the showroom. The CR was expensive.
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  7110. Hope they actually fix the issues and read owner feedback
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  7111. Fake engine noise in a luxury SUV is ridiculous
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  7112. András Bíró It was too early. Being that early was a mistake. All the additional R&D other companies put in their products and manufacturing over about 4 years is what makes a massive difference. Would have been more refined and have more thoughtful features.
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  7113. Karl P You are spot on. They are a bunch of cultists. One look at the InsideEVs comment section and you'll see hundreds sucking down every last word of Elon Musk and Tesla's HR. Daimler and VW AG will obliterate Tesla. I'm sure even Cadillac will.
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  7114. Can't be many left.
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  7115. Yeeees. Keep consooming the soystenance
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  7116. Nearly every time I've driven to Florida in the summer there has been torrential rainfall
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  7117. The dash really is a waste of space that could otherwise be used for storage. Maybe some way to put storage in eventually
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  7118. Cope
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  7119.  @kolinstallman3788  They did fix the corrosion issues sometime in 2003. Any car with steel will rust away if you're in Canada. It's just that the car would likely be much worse if it was made before 2003
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  7120. 12:40 Also a very Japanese prank. カンチョー！
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  7121. Something should eat HIS sick ass.
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  7122.  @stevenlarratt3638  No. Our eyes can not "only take in info" at 30 fps. Show your sources for this.
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  7123. Twitter is a bane of humanity.
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  7124.  @jamesengland7461  Which transmissions are you referring to? A good example is Mercedes-Benz claiming their transmissions were "sealed" for years, despite having an easily replaceable filter under the bottom access cover (and many circuit issues resulting from poor oil condition). It's nonsense. The life of these motors is also much longer than the average transmission before any rebuild. Of course it will be necessary eventually to extend the life. The average torque converter transmission is usually temperature regulated too with own cooler circuit. Do you know how hot the gear oil gets on Teslas when driven harshly?
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  7125.  @jamesengland7461  How do you think NVH and jarring (be more specific by what you mean here) have any effect on the lubricant in a transmission?
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  7126. With a Honda K20 or K24 it would be a lot more fun. But, of course, they wanted to cut costs.
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  7127. Cloth seats aren't as big of a deal in cold weather
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  7128. Did his lawyers really muzzle him that much?
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  7129. The Subaru display is ridiculously cool. New tech like that should be used more by others.
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  7130. ​ @MaximumDIYGarage When brake fluid is changed on time they last longer
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  7131. ​ @clvnblnkee I'm sure they have multiple failures at 25 years old. I thought it was usually the hydraulic booster motor brushes wearing rather than the accumulator itself failing. Should've used a traditional vacuum booster
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  7132. Well, women are known for all types of crazy paraphilias like hybristophilia so not surprised
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  7133. Justin S Talking about people like Soros.
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  7134. The progressive left: Cuts off heads to stand taller. Based center/right: Red pills to stand taller.
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  7135.  @jdarst100  That argument is simplistic and falls flat. Oligopolistic social media platforms are the modern "public square" and even more so with the virus (the public square is covered by your Bill of Rights). If section 230 was edited to prevent from removing what they consider is "otherwise objectionable" content, then it would be a good start.
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  7136.  @pierre.a.larsen  Nice fellatio you're giving Tesla there. Are you justifying your ownership? This reads like any other cope of a cult. The 911 may look similar, but it is entirely redesigned from scratch every time. The Model S has not been, in favor of iterative improvement. Iteration is fine, but not when the product has the same exact exterior design for 5.5 years, and is still the same 2012 design (apart from front fascia). The truth is the Model S is going to be eaten alive by the superior Lucid Air (which was also done by Rawlinson), the Cadillac Lyriq, etc., if it doesn't get a full 911-esque redesign.
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  7137.  @TheEvilmooseofdoom  Someone dares have an opinion on an objectively old design and it's jealousy? Interesting
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  7138. The V70 and V70R look so much better to me. I'm a wagon person. This V70 gen is absolutely timeless.
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  7139. Sanctimonious ad hominems from leftist Klein as expected. No arguments
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  7140. A nice, reliable, choice. It doesn't drive any better than a C6 Z06 Corvette yet is much more expensive. Ferrari parts are insane. The design is great. A 599 with a manual is the pinnacle FR Ferrari to me. Too bad they didn't make enough.
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  7141. This is what it's all about
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  7142. Already bringing in the lobbyists and corporatists as expected.
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  7143. Looking for wives in Ukrainian villages better be a new miniseries. I'm hooked
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  7144. "Conveys information the person knows to be false." This is almost impossible to prove without mind reading
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  7145. Japanese people are well aware that black tourists commit inordinate crime in Japan.
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  7146. Hatchback looks far better to me and I've seen both.
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  7147. Where is the evidence the intent was carjacking? Anyway, sad that non-blacks are using such terms as "baby daddy" these days
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  7148.  @Wrthwry  This, ladies and gentlemen, is an example of an arrogant prick dismissing and belittling others because he can't argue like an adult.
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  7149. Porsche might as well sell the RS models with the manual. Wouldn't be much work.
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  7150. The Aisin transmission is the most reliable thing in this vehicle.
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  7151. If I was building an engine without cost limitations it would be the F20
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  7152.  @siamean1  No thanks. I'd rather have the 1UR-FSE again or detuned 2UR-GSE to return to the ideology of the V8 GS.
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  7153. The title of a generation.
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  7154. I love Steve's channel too. I always find you in the comments of my favorite channels. Good taste. Wouldn't trust a Chinese ration.😂
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  7155. Schumer is a bastard.
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  7156.  @calebsimmons4987  Officer Joe Buck, the last few seconds of the video. This isn't very difficult to see. It's one minute!
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  7157.  @robertcoffee9512  Only bootlickers aren't homos? You really want to stick with that ideology?
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  7158.  @entireglxy4338  I made absolutely nothing up. Read again and point out the falsity.
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  7159. I wouldn't eat it even without covid.
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  7160. ​ @robanson32 Like I said, they are using them as fodder to deplete each other's more expensive munitions. However, Russia has many more dilapidated tanks that can still be transported out there to accomplish the same task. Even if it fools them half the time that's significant
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  7161. Wheel arches are atrocious
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  7162. That guy is only worried about his ability to buy a sixth or seventh house somewhere
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  7163. Fantastic wheel designs. So much better than others including busy BMW wheel designs.
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  7164.  @MiGujack  If they didn't care they wouldn't have an entire American subsidiary with local employees
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  7165. Same thing that makes the Lexus V8s so great. The max torque is very low and is fairly wide.
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  7166.  @moroit1  It's the condition that matters. Yes, they are collectible in pristine condition.
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  7167.  @LeeGHThomas  You're an idiot, buddy, for authoritatively speaking on behalf of people's motives and beliefs as if you have a clue. I bet I could obliterate your knowledge of MB.
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  7168.  @LeeGHThomas  You're the man child using ad hominems against people using factually sound statements like mine. Get help if you vent on YouTube like that.
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  7169.  @alexbedel6320  Fairly obvious who the person with an egotistical superiority complex is.
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  7170. NYC is nasty as fuck. Like the plague doctor is just gonna come out any second and fuck you up.
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  7171. ​ @T3t4nu5  Is it also not their fault that they are 2% of the population and are found guilty for over 30% of the antitrust and securities fraud cases?
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  7172. Not a fan of the vents without manual controls in Teslas and not a fan of it here. Complication that does NOT better the usability.
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  7173. Police are too busy pursuing "hate speech" offenses
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  7174. Brilliant comment. The beer halls of today are isolated, separate, platforms.
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  7175. Trump can unilaterally declare de facto war by using 6 B2 bombers to take out the highest level government facilities of a country... for Israel, but he can't unilaterally deport people at higher rates than the Biden administration... unless it's for Israel, of course. Seeing a theme yet?
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  7176. I wish we had thin steering wheels again, too.
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  7177. What she calls them? She doesn't even realize they're imaginary.
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  7178. That's why the US needs utes again
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  7179. M340i is more fun? Uh, when is the last time you drove one? It's extremely ambiguous in its driving dynamics. There is hardly any feedback. This IS500 isn't trying to be a performance car and luxury sedan simultaneously, at least. That automatically makes it more comfortable for driving on public roads.
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  7180.  @windingroadmagazine  So it's realistically half a second slower probably. The magazine numbers are always optimistic with their rollout testing.
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  7181. The luxury truck fad is even worse.
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  7182. Buy a Caterham kit and build it on your channel (or buy one completed)!
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  7183. Comparing apples to oranges, Doug. Euro passenger shuttle compared to American family minivans? Makes for a fun video but you know the truth.
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  7184. Imagine not understanding the point of comedy in times like this.
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  7185. Was hoping you would test the Icon from Harbor Freight too
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  7186. ​ @christopherbowen1836  My larger GMC/Buick/Pontiac dealer had several G8 GT and two G8 GXP left: One silver with an automatic and one white with the manual and red interior accents. The silver already sold but the white was still available. This was June 2009.
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  7187. I guarantee you GTA 6 will paint white men as villains and right wing ideas as evil. Also look at how whites have almost no white partners in the trailer.
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  7188.  Radix Malorum  The CCP leadership has loyalty to its own citizens? I'm so curious: Where did you get so brainwashed? Do you have family that rubbed bullshit in your face while raising you?
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  7189. Yeah, they weren't trying to be PC to begin with. They probably wrote the whole episode in 2 days.
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  7190. Yeah. Not a 95 to me but it may go up if the subsequent episodes hit the mark.
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  7191. Because Israel would have bombed it easily regardless of uranium enrichment. Israel doesn't want that government becoming a super power. China just completed a railway to open up trade to Iran. This is no coincidence. Nuclear weapons are a pretext just like the Iraqi WMD scare
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  7192. Skinny Animus This is an amazingly high quality vehicle. Can you not see beyond the measly badge?
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  7193. Skinny Animus That is insanely pedantic. Use your hands. Don't need motors in everything. Motor goes out = can't adjust it at all.
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  7194. Skinny Animus Well, similarly, if I was in the market for a long luxury sedan, say in the limo service, I'd want this Kia as well because the maintenance is more straightforward.
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  7195. Alex Jones is insane but this man, Kulinski, is almost equally as cringeworthy and insane. Epitomizes the idiocy of the modern left.
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  7196. Michael 마익흘 Aronson The mannerisms, language, and extreme determination can compare to Jones's demeanor.
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  7197. Michael 마익흘 Aronson I don't know if he has or not, but he's equally as neurotic.
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  7198. Absolute insanity to pay the asking price for the Dream variants.
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  7199. The sound effects absolutely ruin anything "scary".
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  7200. Yep. Make no mistake
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  7201. No mention of the car running him over in description
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  7202. Carbon fiber was used a decade before then in automotive but not in many things that price in the 90s.
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  7203. Fantastic vehicle but I absolutely detest extending the Mustang brand for it
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  7204. He wuz a good boy
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  7205. The system clearly needs a better GPU because it's RIDICULOUSLY laggy.
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  7206. Who is saying this? What people? Go ahead... And yes the game will peddle leftist dogma, as the leaks proved
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  7207. Not an argument in good faith yourself. Read the valid criticism.
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  7208. It's called deicer. And northerners can't drive on any road above 10 mph without it.
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  7209.  @davidc8735  There are a few out there. I found one and it now has 88k miles. Staying with me indefinitely.
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  7210.  @nyc4233  Weak and pathetic.
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  7211. Not sure why they'd pay to put a supercharger on but just not use any tape when painting.
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  7212. The disturbing truth is that he is treated with a double standard because he is a white male.
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  7213.  @02Shockwave21  It was an option for S500 and below and standard on S600.
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  7214. Going to be a fun and high quality little cabrio! Great choice.
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  7215. A great candidate for immediate execution
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  7216. Sony and all its divisions are pretty shitty but it takes two here.
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  7217. If that's the case then the German party is intentionally designed to gatekeep and is essentially fake. The Republicans and Democrats in the USA are largely the same career politician swamp. Just in it for a cozy career.
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  7218. Flip the races and it would be dwelled on until BLM destroyed Miami
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  7219.  @leon-cf8zg  Off with you, wumao.
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  7220. Sharia law is pure evil. Just a reminder.
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  7221. I think you should absolutely take at least a few professional photos during your recording, if not simply for future usage in your books.
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  7222. Physical dictionaries are better.
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  7223. $63k versus more than double that cost.
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  7224.  @ThatGotDaymBoogie  That's why people keep their money in the Cayman Islands. You don't have to hold it in your home...
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  7225. The French don't go out of their way to pronounce English properly. Who cares?
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  7226. Cruz/Pompeo 2024.
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  7227.  @carholic-sz3qv  Exactly. He's acting like it's new. Even Tesla has used it for years.
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  7228. Not a fan. I don't think of digital displays and gimmicky lights when I think of luxury or Mercedes-Benz. Total inversion of what made them so great in the past
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  7229. Most of this car was engineered by LG in Korea.
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  7230. Haha, you have a "spaghetti" junction over there, but there's also one in Atlanta
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  7231. Clearly a future NASA engineer
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  7232. Suburbans and Tahoes last several hundreds of thousands of miles and, even if they need a new engine or transmission, are cheap to keep going (at least in the US where GM small block V8s are plentiful).
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  7233. Congrats for 1M!
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  7234. The modernist gulag is coming.
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  7235. A $200k car at most with a $150k brand premium.
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  7236. It was still way too risky. Jury should've been sequestered at least.
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  7237. Another day, another 2 lost cylinders. If only they went with a turbo flat 6...
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  7238. Even with Airmatic, maintaining it is as simple as popping in a new air filter for the compressor. The shocks themselves last just as long as conventional shocks and are far easier to replace (yes, more expensive but a better riding car)
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  7239. turbomopie It is.
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  7240. Imagine buying this and thinking it's a good decision in the middle of a massive recession.
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  7241. The LC-F was supposedly nearly completed. I don't believe that info. I believe it was simply postponed.
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  7242.  @HughRussell06  That never applied to the LC-F. It leaked that they would stop production for the V8 shortly but it also leaked that LC-F was halted because of the virus.
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  7243.  @jacksonelh  There is a MASSIVE difference between the type of censorship the CCP does and prohibiting a Chinese app to give all your data to the CCP upon request (CCP National Security Law: The same draconian law that is instituting repression in Hong Kong).
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  7244.  @goldsilvervscrisiscollapse4320  But yet that's the same logic the corrupt CCP uses to conduct more "reclamation" of territory. The "this belong to China since ancient times" nonsense. The current CCP has been in power a very short time and they are not synonymous with China and the Chinese people (but they've convinced their own nationalists that they are).
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  7245. Another melanin-enhanced person, of course
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  7246.  @brianmarshall30  I can agree with this, but I still think the NSDAP policy varied enough to drop the term "fascism".
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  7247. Noticed that too.
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  7248.  @rappingramen  Interesting mental gymnastics.
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  7249.  @baotutubenbenxiong  I'm not sure you understand. The Hongqi CA7465 and CA7460 were rebranded Lincoln Town Cars (hilarious that they'd do that and slap such a nationalist name on it) and they sold them for years as the flagship product until around 2006. The also rebadged the Audi 100 around the same time. The HQ3 was a Toyota Crown Majesta. Currently they continue to put the "Red Flag" name on Japanese and German cars. The H7 is a Crown Majesta. LS5 is a Land Cruiser. H5 is a Mazda. And the HS7 and H9 are really Audis with new interiors and sheet metal. Hongqi doesn't care though. They've probably fooled many gullible CCP members into thinking they're genuine Chinese products. Or they know they're not and still want to fool the Chinese populace into believing they can design such cars.
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  7250. Casting call for this ad: In need of anyone. Autism preferred.
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  7251. The market didn't choose it. Removable batteries disappeared about the same time and there are many variables involved
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  7252. Nope. That's Fisker. Lucid actually has a good product compared to Fisker
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  7253. The wood touches were very tasteful.
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  7254. Ok, Peter. You're certainly not deluded at all. Simply showing what these people say and do is why people are here. Stirring the pot, by the way: You must mean these specimens in the video
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  7255. Just don't take it on a highway or you'll shit yourself
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  7256.  @scruggs6633  Plenty of DAO and hammerless designs in autoloaders do just as fine. Depends on space for ejection for sure.
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  7257. It's a better experience in every way. You want extremely light cars again? Lobby against the continuous regulations. This is still the best drive in the class, guaranteed.
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  7258.  @jjlad5037  "Nonsense"... how? I've personally experienced the new 3 and it is more enjoyable than many FWD luxury cars. If you want the shoddiness and lightness Mazda once had with the Protege, you can always get a Mirage or a Yaris. I don't see SUV anywhere in this. It even has a lower driving position than the competition.
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  7259.  @jjlad5037  A WRX is not the same price at all. Used, sure. I agree the Corolla is certainly a better product in many ways, but the new 3 still drives best in the segment over the new Corolla. In the end, I'd personally take used Lexus because I don't subscribe to new cars anyway.
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  7260.  @jjlad5037  You're wrong. A WRX starts at $26k USD in Canada.
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  7261.  @jjlad5037  You may have bought one for under MSRP, but base MSRP is $34,500 CAD. End of story. It's on their website and the current exchange rate is on Google. If you got the same off MSRP with the Mazda 3 it would be an even better deal too, wouldn't it? One-sided logic.
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  7262. The people who facilitated their importation put everyone in danger. The judges and police are just system enforcers. Now research which organizations (both governmental and non-governmental) facilitated it
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  7263.  @afcgeo882  V70 2.5T is 9/10 the experience, especially after mods. Same block.
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  7264. Rafael_Santos It's part of Lexus' product channel strategy they launched a few years back. They want to retain their Boomer demographic, while also gaining Millennials' and Gen X' business. They make their vehicles multi-role now... like Genesis.
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  7265. Lord of the Kangs
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  7266. Can't wait to see a bunch of terrible people driving these half way into the opposing lane
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  7267. Sweden still claims to "assimilate" the other migrants which is STILL totally delusional. Assimilation with such different people is not possible
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  7268. Just name who they are at this point
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  7269. Exactly. And intel confirmed he was planning direct attacks.
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  7270. ​ @Aryanthakur-yt9bc  The good parts are so rare that it's hard to find it even if you wanted to
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  7271. Pontiac GrandPrix73 E53 now.
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  7272. Don Jr. gets it. The left would want a war to make his father look bad.
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  7273. ​ @IamJay02 "Muh marginal efficiency and low-end torque gains are so worth the multiple turbocharger replacements and turbo circuit issues, like failed oil and coolant seals that are impossible to access." No
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  7274. And the Saudis have enough wealth to keep them afloat. Would you rather they be doing more nefarious things with that money?
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  7275. I think most people could see through the smoke and mirrors of this terrible program
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