Yep. On many cars. I test-drove a Turbo Lancer back then, and as much as I’d like to claim it was horrible, by standards of the day, it was pretty competent. It was the perfect sized vehicle; lots of room, great gas mileage, very peaky though.

Ah I stand corrected. It sure looks like it’s based on a K-car though.

I had to think: wait- Dodge made a Charger in 1985? And then I realized it was a K-Car, and then it all made sense.

Thanks for introducing me to the oldcarbrochures.com site! Would be cool to find a similar site that had imports as well; does anyone know of one?  Thanks!

At approximately 1:19 in the video, you can see a few engineers sitting on what looks to be slightly more comfortable than a park bench. In the background, you can see this:

Minor demerit to you Mr Rodriguez for not including a screenshot of the scene in question so we don’t all have to watch the promotional video to see what you’re talking about.

Fantastic failures. Better now than when lives are at stake. In software development, despite the somewhat acrimonious relationship between dev and QA, I used to love it when QA found a “really good bug.” Every bug found during QA is one less fire I would have to fight when the product was live and I had angry…

We’ve all been there. Cheers.

I ain’t mad at ya’.

I’m sure Jason from Engineering Explained is happier than a crow in a cornfield at this article.  Skimmed for now; can’t wait to read the rest later.

I don’t like the thing’s face.

Good heavens. I feel the loved ones that those have departed have left behind. Death is a trickster; it can be hardest on those left behind to grieve.

Not at all surprising that they’ve scaled back their engineering resources as they recover from the mismanagement by Carlos Goon.

There’s no such thing as a “Good Old Boys Network.” There are just altruistic pPatriots who are out fighting the good fight, trying to make sure that anyone associated with “hate groups” such as BLM and Antifa do not have any means whatsoever to speak such that they are heard. That’s right; send the army after those…

Man, does it have to be just one? In no particular order:

Now if the driver in front of me wants to yo-yo between 5 under and 5 over because they refuse to use their cruise control, it doesn’t spike my temper

No.

Especially one that has the safety rating of this CUV.

I get it form over function and everything, but that looks dopey.

Probably the same thing they do with every other big building: turn it into an Amazon distribution center.