The fact that it’s been modded and tracked and still on the road is a credit to you and the car. I stopped seeing any Neon on the road in the past 5 yrs. Once in a great while I’ll see a true fright-pig rattle down the street looking very ready for the happy hunting grounds.

Are there any still running?

Are you a breeder, or foster?

Those that profit will just raise the prices to make up the difference. If it’s not addressed on both ends, it could just make things worse. And, since politicians are quite literally bought by those same people, in short: We’re screwed.

They all fell apart

Because it would be 6x the price.

There’s already some consternation around the F-150 launch.

I have my reservation in as well, looking at the Black Diamond, also in Velocity Blue. Hoping it’s not a long delay for the color. 

I still have the powered pop-outs on my last gen T&C. Very useful as fart vents.

Ford’s doing that stuff, too

#1 - Not on Dealer stock, once that is a thing. But there are some dealerships looking to make hay on volume for reservations, to the tune of $1k+ below invoice.

They aren’t (as of yet). Sasquatch would be 35" MTs. That could be close to the Badlands or Widtrak trim. Though nothing out in the wild really conforms to specific trims exactly. Looks like they’re just testing different combinations of equipment and tires.

You’re right. Somehow I missed “not” in your sentence. My bad. I just thought you worked for MS ;)

You mean DEV and TEST environments? Production is Live.

For those that have not had the pleasure of watching this childhood nightmare-fuel

Former Tiburon and Genesis Coupe owner, both with stick. Hyundai has always struggled to provide a good manual experience. They were both muddy and uninspiring. However, after test-driving a Veloster N, I can say it is a positive diversion from that path..  

“Mitsubishi sales have increased for seven straight years in North America”

Come to think of it, since the doors have frame-less windows, leave the doors on the bed. Resolve some of the ever-growing load-height issue. 

That’s where the wheel is on the 4-door chassis. It just looks bizarre without the rear doors. 

1st: It at least has current/former Jeep Owners interested enough to get in line