The trucking companies who can’t get enough drivers sure will be.

2017 Mustang Shelby GT350 R

Could have stopped after the fourth paragraph and first picture.....

Well stated. Wish I had more stars to give :)

Incremental profit. Helps keep that restaurant in business. It is horrendously difficult to succeed in that business. I believe the failure rate is well over 90%. The markup on that add-on may be padded with profit but the pizza place would go out of business just selling cheese pizzas at their current price.

Learning to say No was the biggest thing for me. Growing up has it’s perks.

I Googled it. It is....nsfw

Looks better than the 2-door (except for the wheels). Wonder what the power ball jackpot is this week?

I hope those that can afford this buy it. We complaints about the look of the original from day one, and the wagon concept from a few years ago only made the clamoring worse. Too bad for me and my bank account though..

Saw one on a freeway in CA years (and years) ago. Thought it was a unicorn even back then.

I agree. I see them as wagons really.

FWIW the current regular Prius is double-bagger ugly. Last one wasn’t too bad. The new Prime seems to dial back the ugly just a tad.

All the stars for you!

Their issue is they have built junk for so long that no one trusts them. They need to demonstrate for a long time (and they haven’t really started yet) that they build high quality reliable vehicles. Not just good looking well equipped stuff that will fall apart in 2 years.

To me that is what a “traditional” wagon is. The large Country Squire type wagons of decades past.

I don’t think traditional wagons got very good fuel economy or handled very well. Most wagons aren’t RS6 Avants.

The interweb says this motor made 215HP and 288ft. lbs of torque stock. Doubt it makes 300 now.

No particular order. Probably selling organs for speeding tickets and fuel :)

Not sure how many hoops you have to jump through to get these prices, but they have come down some. Edit: Should have cropped the 09

16 year old Tundra here, but I am leaning toward the same conclusion.