It’s the same as the demographic for people who own a dozen AR-15's and variants but never served in the military.

Chevy needs to support these models well into the future to avoid the fiasco that occurred recently when a Volt owner was quoted $30,000 to replace his battery because Chevrolet no longer makes them or has any in stock. No one is going to buy a Chevy EV if they think they’ll get burned like that because Chevrolet…

Buddy of mine has one and loves it. He’s got a solar roof and practically lives off the grid thanks to the combination.

Yeah, I mean... I wouldn’t turn down either one.

If I were a corrupt, sociopathic industrialist and wanted to create a group of fake environmental activists whose goal was to discredit the environmental movement, I would create a group that operated just like Last Generation... just sayin’

The Emira looks better, too, IMHO.

This is the car I would take if a genie popped out of a bottle and offered me any car in the world. It’s a super fun, two-seat, mid-engined sports car with a manual transmission that I could afford to insure and service and keep for a long time.

I think “Bring a Trailer” did a whole lot more to kill the cheap enthusiast car market than DeMuro ever did.

customers will have a choice of one color, Antimatter Blue

If the Chinese do decide to enter the American market soon, they will de doing so at a fortuitous time... when American car manufacturers have decided to switch to a business model where they are producing less, more expensive cars in the pursuit of higher profits. This is a situation tailor made for the Chinese who…

I’m imagining this scenario in my head, and the pron music keeps kicking in...

I think Doug DeMuro was singlehandedly responsible for CarMax changing their warranty policies. This couldn’t happen today.

They are gorgeous cars. Just a shame they’re auto only... or maybe that’s for the best, as it makes it easier for me to avoid the temptation.

Not enough, obviously. 

The hardtop makes this a deal. 

On vacation in Cancun in March I rented an MG for the week. Basically a subcompact sedan like a Kia Forte or a Nissan Sentra.

The 2002-205 Hyundai Grandeur was basically a carbon copy of the 2000-2002 Lincoln LS (Lincoln on left, Hyundai on right):

Yup...

Kind’a curious what new euphemism for the 1% Republicans will come up with once the “job creators” are just buying more machines instead of hiring workers.

When you perouse the ads in Cars.com (my favorite leisure time activity) and click the “Make” drop down, Porsche appears in the “Popular Makes” section, and not the “All Makes” below. First time I saw that was when I realized that Porsche’s SUVs must be doing killer business.