I've expected for a while to see Mitsubishi and Toast in the same headline.

Yes but it’ll be named the 5TC-v SC

A manual seems very fitting in an interior that looks like it’s from 2008.

I’m sure the 5 people who end up buying them will love them very much.

In about 15 years, or two-ish product cycles, folks of a certain age will claim that the outgoing M2, which was decried by folks of a different age as a bloated successor to the last “real” M car, the 1 series M, will claim that THIS was the last “real" M car and the cycle will repeat anew.

Chevrolet Express;

This is completely pointless. Part of my family runs a big greenhouse business in Maine, and they have had a bunch of vans, which I have borrowed on numerous occasions when things needed to be moved. Even the ‘90s version of these with whatever wheezy V8 was standard at the time would basically smoke the tires for as…

You know, I enjoy the motorsport for what it is. But I really hate that they glamorize the wrecks in this. They show them in the previews. They highlight them in the marketing. The announcers even say “if you’re looking for big wrecks, you’re in the right spot.”

If COVID-19 has it’s way and cancels all races, these will be the only forms of racing left.

How did you write an entire post about this car, and all of its insane specifications, and not even mention the Freevalve technology it will be using?!

Consider, in the meantime, the Chevy Corvette Stingray, which is also mid-engined, makes only 80 horsepower less than the current 911 Turbo, and starts at about a third of the price ($55,900).

Brown? The Caddy is not remotely brown. it’s a warm, metallic gray.

Quite a few reasons:

Why would you want to do this?  Why does it please you to make someone else’s day more difficult?

I say hold out for more off if you’re interested in the Escalade. Let GM eat the costs. They need to learn how to properly transition old to new product.

last Domestic wagon

i mean isn’t it perfectly normal for the boomer to keep his partner separated as such?

Next, they will make an endurance racer, but it will be backwards! It will win by going slower than the opposition and completing less laps.

Darek went to the Chicago Auto Show because, duh, cars, and spotted the striking blue GT-R—a rare 50th Anniversary Edition— at the Nissan booth.

It not just that the stopped developing their product. Every single Nissan advertisement in every single medium I’ve seen them over at least the past 10 years has been the opposite of effective. The Star Wars edition Rogue? It seems like management at every level of the company was actively tanking the bitch.