I want some other competitor to offer HotWheels cars or something like that and count them towards their sales volume.

Bs. Show us hundreds, even dozen of videos of regular cars flipping under similar condition and we might reconsider your point. 

This is only about the 1,000th video I’ve seen of an SUV flipping like an empty soda can. But please, SUV owners, tell me again how your car is “safer”.

The Yaris was on the brakes for 3-4 seconds before the Land Rover hit it. The Land Rover driver wasn’t remotely paying attention to anything going on around them. It’s 100% their fault, not 85%.

by the time the cybertruck comes to market

The Lightning has been shown in production form and will come to market. It’s not on the streets, but it’s very real.

Tesla no longer has the advantage of being the only real player in the market, and they can’t expect to stay competitive by dragging their feet on this. The R1T, F150 lightning, and Hummer EV are all real and will have their kinks sorted out by the time the cybertruck comes to market, making it obsolete. EV sports…

She told police she’s been going through some “trials and tribulations”

First, that front-end doesn’t flow with the rest of the car. It’s not a bad design, but it doesn’t seem to fit right. Like the profile and grill were designed separately by 2 different teams who were both told, “imagine an updated Audi ur-Quattro” but didn’t share ideas.

I don’t hate it, but I’m struck by how small they look as compared to the stock 18" wheels that come with the Mustang now.

While they could have mentioned it again here, they also did an article dedicated to the deaths when they happened.

My ‘84 Trans Am drove around with one headlight stuck up, which was not uncommon for those cars. I’d hope an electric motor would be more reliable but that just wasn’t the case. Would they be any better now? Dunno. 

I can see it. The Cybertruck looks like what the shady government agencies/megacorps would shuttle their goons around in to harass the good guys. The Genesis looks like hero car material.

Not long. Would be a take away from this video.

3) If Ford were to bring back a small or compact car to compete with Miata, it would be the EXP. Keep in mind Ford NEVER had a cart in the Miata’s space. and the EXP would be aimed more at the Civic Coupe, SI and CTR.

Can we just stop for a moment and reflect on what a tremendous loss it was for us all to lose the perfection that was the International Harvester symbol?  THE LETTERS MADE A TRACTOR.

I used to live in Ann Arbor in the early 2000s, and I am all but certain I saw the one functional prototype they built, driving on the street. 

The car Chrysler really should have built. Even if it was low volume, it would be the Ford GT for Chrysler. The looks still hold up to this day.

Is this a trick question?