I think that was partially Lucas’ ego and desire for complete control over his “baby”.

Lost Stars had Wedge working undercover as a freighter captain recruiting pilots for the Rebellion between the Battle of Yavin and the Battle of Hoth. Aftermath reveals that Ahsoka Tano was the one who recruited him into the Rebellion and he meets “Snap” Wexley one of Poe’s fellow pilots in TFA.

Pistons in regular engines have metal rings that make sure that there’s a good seal between the top of the piston and the air-fuel mixture. Better seal = more compression = cleaner burn and more power from the engine.

They have good names too. I’d buy a US version of the Skoda Yeti, that’s a good name for an SUV.

I like it, it’s clean and simple. I’m not so sure what it would be like to drive with a TV bolted to the dash, but I’d have to try it.

But, it only weighs 2100 pounds. It’s a CUV that weighs about 200 pounds less than the current Miata.

They’ve introduced quest lines with a little bit of story. Going through the instanced dungeons have gotten better since they introduced new enemies, environments, an melee combo system, and Zone of the Enders-style space combat sections.

The Adam’s wheelbase is only slightly smaller than the Chevy Bolts (91 inches vs. 102.4 inches on the Bolt).

Part of the reason why they don’t discontinue Buick here is because the Chinese market likes them because of the “American” image they promote. It has more to do with the older, actually upscale Buicks that were in pre-Communist China, but discontinuing them here would hurt the brand image over there.

That scene with the bomb is pretty much the ending scene of The Dark Knight Rises in a nutshell.

I’m not huge on the the Leaf’s looks, but I do like having the hatchback simply for the utility and storage space.

It could have competed against the Maserati Kubang, a car named after the noise it makes when it inevitably breaks down.

I believe it has the 1.4L Multiair engine used in the Dart, 500, and Renegade.

The Sedan looks like someone shrunk a Chevy SS.

I’ve got a 2014 Jetta Hybrid and it’s been a pretty reliable daily driver. Gets pretty good fuel economy versus the TDI, but the current version is pretty expensive when compared to a standard Jetta.

He looks a little like General Kota from The Force Unleashed

GOG has the game Final Liberation. It’s based off of the older Epic 40k rules that simulates huge battles but it's as close to the tabletop that I've played.

In the crossover/SUV front the problem is that the Tiguan is too small and the Toureag is too expensive. They’ve already got the MQB platform with the Audi Q7, they could build a new body and interior for a new VW SUV.

Which is the problem, VW needs products that the US market wants to buy. At least attempting to understand what the customer wants is important, and attempting to tell them what they want doesn’t really work out.

That is pretty much the entire last scene in The Dark Knight Rises.