GM doesn’t have to do a thing for now. The Silverado was released in 2014 and although it’s aging faster than usual, sales are increasing despite Ford having a much more advanced truck in this segment.

So do unsecured personal loans intended for car buying use, which you can get at rates about the same or lower than a HEL, but without, you know, risking your house on a depreciating asset. And I’d hardly call “there is no insurance requirement” a plus when you’ve leveraged your house against the asset you’re deciding…

I sold VW a few years ago and the system for ordering and tracking cars is baffling at best. I could never get a straight answer, but it seems VW builds what ever they want to based on their supply chain.

You were just following orders, Patrick.

After 14 years, you believe your mustang will really be worth more than 20k? Unless Caroll Shelby himself left a DNA-verifiable snot rocket on your dash, I'm thinking this is impossible.

Kotaku Alpha

I feel like the two of us are biased.

You just opened up Jalopnik’s single most fervent debate.

Oh boy...an “is AWD necessary” article.

To get a well-optioned car, Ford forces you to upgrade to the EcoBoost. We are taking adifferent tact, allowing customers to build a well-equipped Camaro with their choice of engines.

‘You heard ‘GM is the best; GM is world- class,’

The youths will love this design! Get Ocean Pacific on the line, we’ll do a special edition!

Or this if you’re on a budget:

This one:

That was my first bike. Years later it’s still a great bike to ride. Very forgiving but plenty of power. Really really great. Do it.

Suzuki SV650

That’s my thought. Cops need to be held accountable.

+1000 Jalop points!

I’m doing my part. Got the wife a new 3-er wagon a few months ago. Shame they only make them AWD and auto, but it truly is a great auto.

I have the ever so slightest feeling that Subaru is getting ready to wash it’s hands of performance models within the next 1 or 2 generations of WRX and BR-Z. They really seem to be taking a back burner to the organic Whole foods models. I really hope I’m wrong.