The darkened lights could certainly be considered a contributing factor, but it wouldn’t transfer all responsibility of the crash to the driver of the darkened car. Of course he should still be penalized for the lighting equipment failure, as well as any road ragey behavior (such as brake-checking) that he may have…

Wait. What. Sorry i’m stuck on this comment “My 3-year lease is up in January. In a normal world, I would just get a new 3-year lease of the same model vehicle.”

I forget the exact number from the US Census Bureau but 60ish % of Americans live in single family homes.   That is a huge market.

If you experience an EV lasting more than four hours, seek mechanical assistance.

Do not take Ultium if you’re also taking Stellantis, as dangerous interactions could occur.

Side effects include: depreciation, catastrophic failure, and the addition of Q to the end of names of certain models. If any of these side effects occur, stop using Ultium immedately and consult your doctor. 

OK, me first. Do not take Ultium if you are allergic to Ultium. If you have had problems tolerating  Stellantis, consult your health care professional prior to beginning Ultium.

If 1 in 4 cars are old enough to drive themselves then why aren’t there more autonomous cars?

Yeah, won’t be long before auto manufacturer puts four wheels and a windshield on one of those houses they drag onto lakes in Minnesota in the winter for luxury ice-fishing. Just you wait.

Are they killing them off globally? Or just in the US? Because at this point, Americans don’t deserve nice things anyway.

Have a “shrinking” problem? Then talk to your doctor to see if Stellantis® is right for you.

We have a Volt now. Its getting close to 10 years, 150,000. I would seriously also wait for a plugin bronco because compared to the Rav4 this looks pretty awesome.

I get the idea behind not wanting to “dilute” the roll out with too much stuff, and holding a little back for the next model year or two isn’t a bad idea (unless you’re Toyota and it’s the Supra), but I think they’re missing out.

Side effects include constipation, high blood pressure, cataracts, enlarged prostate, crew socks, arthritis, susceptibility to telemarketing scams, and a general distrust of young adults.

Neutral: I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Caddy won’t be Caddy until they remember this

If Stellantis isn’t right for you, ask your doctor about Celestiq.

Geriatriq.

Dude, I'm getting ads on top of your screenshot! Jalopnik is ad hell now!

C’mon Jalopnik, I know that ads are how you stay in business, but it’s getting to the point that the site is becoming completely unreadable without an ad blocker.

Exactly. It’s a Tahoe with a nicer interior for 50% less money that drives like a sedan, which is exactly what people want.