The earth’s climate is always changing. Who gives a fuck about a trace gas? Our tax money is better spent preventing actual environmental pollution problems.

That’s the only reason I need really.  I don’t buy ugly cars.  Also prefer naturally aspirated engines over bland turbo mills.

Yeah, the 991.2 was really pushing the limits back there.  The 992 is an Olympic running long jump leap past the limit.  Ugh.

Classy looking cars aren’t for everyone.

???

Yeah, just the rod bearing problem.

Except that engine won’t even be sold in the US.

It’s been less than a decade, so not really that long.

I’ll take this Mazda 100 out of 100 times over the hot mess that is the Civic hatchback.

I love Mazda so much.  Hey look, proof that a modern economy car can handle well, get great gas mileage AND LOOK AMAZING.  Take note...basically everyone else (but especially Honda).

I hate it.  Bulky as hell.

Looks the same? Have you seen that (fat) ass? The taillights have been raised up significantly, which has the effect of squaring off a very large section of the back, instead of formerly being quite tapered. It now looks the same as the back of a Panamera, which is not a good thing.  Probably means its noticeably…

Some of it I get.  But the Volt and the CT6, I do not.  If Cadillac wants to achieve parity (or at least perception of it) with Benz and BMW it needs that car.  At a minimum, keep the CT6 and ditch the CTS.

From a stylistic POV, I already hate the new 911 (992?). They raised the taillight height by at least 6 inches and the rear end no longer droops down elegantly. It’s now more like a traditional trunk with a vertical drop that’s quite chunky looking.

Let’s just quietly ignore how horrible for the environment solar panel production in China is.

It’s hilarious how many people are unaware of this.  They’ve bought into the media propaganda hook line and sinker.

“Those people will all choke to death if internal combustion is the primary power source of nearly a billion cars.”

It’s hilarious to see your bias in believing the best way forward, even with current tech, is through EVs.  Guess what, if they were so amazing they wouldn’t be such a hard sell with consumers.

You’d have to be a freaking idiot to shell out that kind of money for a Nissan engine.  Regardless of how great the R32-34s are/were.

It’s refreshing to see the EPA actually take action on harmful gas emissions (NOx), instead of wasting it’s time on a harmless one (CO2).