You pretty much summed it up. My favorite part was this:
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OK, just let me get this straight. GM is selling cheap EV’s in China, made for China, in China and couldn’t possibly sell them in America do to pretty much everything from regulations, cost, and and actual market segment that doesn’t exist in America, so fuck them for not doing this. GM then makes partnerships with…
The term “generic” springs to mind
Plastic is “rugged” for some reason.
You’re being too kind Dave, it has no original lines, whatsoever. It mimics the looks of a 5 year old Tahoe. Nothing “Grand” here to see, keep on moving folks.
Why not? A fully-loaded Yukon Denali is $86K. A Ford Expedition Platinum is $82K. And neither have nearly as much tech and luxury on display as this concept.
No Chrysler apologist here, but I think you whiffed on the context of where Chrysler was in the early-to-mid-90's when this was designed and rolled out:
Jalopnik writer when they see a underpowered, weird, limited edition and unreliable car only available overseas:
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Ford will sell tons of F150 trucks even if a drunk three-toed inbred blind buck toothed monkey from the local zoo was responsible for the launch. It’s a pickup truck, they sell no matter what.
Not sure how familiar you are with the area, but that does not tell the story whatsoever. It is an incredibly popular tourist spot in the summer, and I’m sure the daytime summer population exceeds that by many multiples. The bridge is also part of I-75, a major north/south highway.
While we’re at it, is it illegal for me to be typing this with my penis?
Tony did not kill anybody a “stoned” spoiled punk kid got out of his Race Car walked on the racing surface towards the race cars to flip Tony the Bird... Every racer in the world know keep you belts on wait for the safety crew. Only time to get out of your race car is if on fire.
“...what has brought them out?”
I forget, how long did Colin Kaepernick have to wait before he got his NFL job back?
I mean...we all know what brought them out...
NASCAR will decide if they’ll let Kyle Larson back into a car, but sponsors will ultimately decide whether he gets a ride.
Fuck, Mike, this didn’t trend the way you wanted it to, did it?