didn’t you hear? $60k is the new $19,999

“The only vehicles on its upcoming docket right now are the Semi, Cybertruck, and Roadster.”

The second they went public everyone knew this would happen. You can only be a trailblazer for so long, then you have to compete. Turns out legacy automakers actually know what they’re doing.

I mean, your first mistake was trying to drive your playstation 2.

Its even better! In billions of years when the sun is running out of energy and it wants to expand into a nova and destroy the Earth, we can use the bidirectional charging and re-charge the Sun!

A lot of people are going to deservedly knock this car on looks and the range being capped at less than 200 miles. The price, however, for a basic commuter car is fantastic. At 150 miles of charge a week from the solar panels, my commute would be free. As a European immigrant to the US, I’d absolutely purchase one of…

Unfortunate brand naming clash though.

I was thinking Starlet as well. I always thought a performance build on one of those would be a hoot!

I came into this article “wait, the first gen Tercel was RWD” and realized, no, it was the Starlet, an even smaller Toy(ota) that was RWD.

A lighter/smaller truck with 400hp sounds a lot more fun than gigantic truck with 700hp IMO

Would help if the IRS didn’t incentivize the purchase of large truck and SUVs. Under rule 179 business can deduct up to $25,000 of a vehicle of over 6000 pounds gross vehicle weight on their tax returns, even if the “commercial vehicle” is an Escalade they take the kids to soccer practice in.

I’d love for you to list off all of the EVs that are actually off-road capable for those of us not living in the big city who actually want to go enjoy the outdoors once in a while. The Ford Lightning - expensive and barely available. Rivian - more expensive and less available. Cybertruck - nonexistent. Tesla’s SUVs -…

Or CAFE rules make light trucks (crossovers and trucks) more attractive for manufacturers and consumers leading to their adoption along with the benefits of their size.

Americans: buy huge trucks and SUVs.

Too many guy’s masculinity hinges on whether they have a gas guzzling (or coal-rolling) pickup truck. It’s pathetic, and I don’t see that changing any time soon.

They should limit the speedo to 85mph with the 55mph orange line on it for maximum realism.

Not familiar with sportscar racing?

The stock motor is the worst part of a 308. I’m 100% fine with this. Unless it’s a 12 cylinder manual from the 70s or earlier, a 288 or F40, hack the fuck away.

I’m shocked: the sub $40K model that got promoted everywhere no longer exists. I wonder how many of the “pro” models actually got built... 200? 1000?

This = star