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I was a fly on the wall during a software contract renewal negotiation. My boss underbid the contract by an amount I thought they'd laugh at. It was a super awkward conversation and yet he got them to agree. What you're ignoring is leverage. The dealer in your example loses nothing by rejecting...

I'm generally a function over form kinda person and I prefer the placement over the typical ditch lights but fuck me those hurt to look at.

Do those ugly mirror lights work well?

It's called a starting point. Negotiation 101. Aim for the moon and then meet somewhere in the middle

Thanks! These are also the updated steps and I agree that their customer service great. I'm only selling these because I've decided to replace my OEM sliders with sliders that also double as steps.

It seems like they're keying off of the folks who are off-roading the Palisade/Telluride. It'll be interesting to see if any of the more extreme off-road concepts make it to market

Most people are moving because of cheap housing. End of story.

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Brand new IAG v2 steps. Still in the box. They retail for $550 https://iagoffroad.com/iag-v2-ez-step-add-on-for-2021-2023-ford-bronco Asking $500 OBO Local pickup only.

Yup, the folks who work at major car companies were like "hey we could make way more money by offering bare bone vehicles......nah let's make less money..." If there was a market for the non-creature comfort vehicles you want then somebody would've stepped up to fill it.

If you don't want one, don't buy one. Why would you want to prevent others from having a choice?

This is exactly why I'd buy one.

The threat to the environment isn't as bad as ICE. China controls the majority of rare earths which is why other countries have been investing in finding other sources of rare earths, especially since they used rare earths as an economic weapon against Japan. This is an area where the US should...

Focusing specifically on emissions, they attempt to create doubt in reports about about ev efficiency, specifically the IEA report, by focusing only on a few elements in the report. They also mention things like issues with mining that realistically apply to just about all forms of mining, such...

I like to keep an open mind but it's hard when the thing I'm reading is an obvious hit piece. Before I read the article I was curious about the source since I've never heard of the Manhattan Institute. Heavily, funded by the Koch brothers who obviously have a large interest in oil and other...

Do you have a link to any of those studies?

Talk about off the beaten path!