Jalopnik adding more and more content channels without the ability to filter out the ones you don’t like. A true Jalop should not be asked to scroll through all of the Toyland and Jezibel to get their fix.

This dumbass commenting system where plenty of people spent another 12 months in the grays.

The comments section.

People who comment on jalopnik

Airing of Grievances was yesterday.

I had an 05 Tundra. Bought it for 14k in 2009 with 120k miles. Used the everliving crap out of it. Sold it in 2014 for 11k with 230k miles. Only lost 3k for 5 years and 110k miles. And it still ran great when I sold it.

I’ve got a ‘03 Tundra that is kind of hard to replace. First, I’m able to garage it every night, something I can’t say of any other full size truck. Second, it really does kind of hit the sweet-spot as far as size is concerned. Third, in the 12 years that I’ve owned it, it’s been in the shop for 2 factory recalls at…

I have an ‘02 and love it! Looking forward to further writings about your new project...

I drive a 2001 Tundra that has been back to the dealership once for a battery change. It is the absolutely perfect truck and it's still just a pup at 170,000 miles

I think that’s the option they’re going for, but if they say that up front they sound greedy. Which they are.

Someone made a mistake, quick everyone, SUE!

Thanks for your assessment of a car built 28 years ago.

Element of stupidity... Have you seen the size of some people keychains?

Tell that to my aunt who died of an asthma attack in smog-filled LA in the ‘90s.

Cost cutting, trying to work the system. They only expected the crew cab to get tested. No reason to put in extra resources and money for the other configurations if nobody notices. Just imagine the backlash if someone noticed the lesser structured versions had a higher share of traffic deaths because of this.

$594 Million in settlements - Still cheaper than a recall? Genuinely curious.

Wow. Way to phone it in.

Why did he even bother posting this? No pictures of the interior or the “already dated” rear end. When I have to click over to Car & Driver or Autoblog to find out actual information on what’s posted here that’s pretty sad. But herp derp it’s a Buick so clearly no one on Jalopnik must care.

Awful, just awful... reporting. Not to mention it was officially unveiled yesterday morning (IIRC) and it takes a day-plus to find it on Jalopnik.

Despite your negativity, it looks better than the new Civic and better than the new MKZ. Inside, it wipes the floor with the MKZ.