Hopefully it’s an ecoboost 4 banger with head gasket issues.  Fingers crossed!

That camo pattern works far too well. The biggest downside I see is the single exhaust which to me says ecoboost 4 banger. 

Some cars that we had are in one picture:

“Back in the ‘70s, waiting for gas wasn’t an uncommon experience, from what I understand.”

The 508GT will instantly become the nicest Chrysler when it gets its new badges. 

Electrical gremlins from hell!

“So let’s see. Italian electronics are notoriously unreliable. Sooooo let’s make the whole car out of them! Then our mechanics can make even more money! Brilliant! Lay out the lines of coke guys, we’ve got this!”

Maserat-E

My beef with the speed limit thing is that it will less and less tied to emissions as EVs and hybrids take over the motoring pool. The few sections of unrestricted autobahn do not contribute a meaningful amount of pollution to Germany’s carbon impact - they’re just easy to pick on by environmentalists. The real way to…

And a CVT, because Nissan

I missed the part where it’s going to be an active lifestyle crossover with an available EV version.

Why the Honda I-4? Because of the car it was in?

Although a good drivetrain, it’s a motor, not an engine.

I like the SS, but there are newer examples with a lot fewer miles for not much more coin. The bling mods cement the CP. 

Yeah you left that take in the oven a bit too long there buddy.

I can’t help but think this is a step backward styling-wise. The AT4 trim actually looks decent, but that Denali is uggo compared to the current one if you ask me. I hate the headlights, I don’t like the grille, and I really don’t like how the GMC badge appears to now be a rectangular piece of plastic or how it’s…

It’s probably in Skype, Teams, Slack etc.

It costs more for Ford and Chevy to make each vehicle than the other companies, even though they are using cheaper components, mainly because the employee costs are 44% higher.

Capitalism is killing the car industry? Capitalism created the car industry and all the other industries including Jalopnik and the device you’re using to read this. If an industry is not profitable then it should die, that’s exactly what capitalism is. It kills what there isn’t a demamd for and that’s good. A better…

I just want to understand the causes of the crashes. If speed isn’t the primary driver then correlating a speed increase to a crash increase is bad statistics.