Plus, GM wasn’t really so much painting organized labor as the bad guy as accusing FCA (i.e. not organized labor) and UAW leaders, both of which have already been found guilty (well technically only FCA plead, but if they admitted to the bribery then somebody at UAW damn sure was guilty as well), of being shady.

As a reservation holder caught up in this mess I support this comment.

Nice. Only half a million orders to produce before they can start making these bad boys. Should start seeing them on the road around 2030.

^^^^^ this ^^^^^

I'm an empty nester that owns a minivan,  I get very defensive about them

“Avoid minivans” is terrible advice.

I sure as hell don’t have any sympathy for John Deere. Their anti-consumer practices have consistently been at the forefront of right-to-repair issues.

So dealers will not tell customers about the incentive, and take the extra $2k on top on the market adjustment? Got it. 

Judging by all the dents and creases, it just looks like it was restyled as Toyota.

This EV won’t work for me because the commute to my job is 20 miles each way and once I get there they don’t give me enough money to buy this car.

The Lyriq has CAPACITIVE BUTTONS.

Manual is great. Hatch or die though. 

“Get these amazingly crafted moving works of art out of there so that we can play an old rich person sport”

That’s the look of a guy who fucks up all the time, and this is just one more to add to the pile.

Particular emphasis on this delusional, elitist statement: “Also, if you live in New York City and you are fortunate enough to own a car and you don’t want your bumper to get nicked then you are probably also fortunate enough to rent a garage space.” Garage spaces run up to $800/month in the central city. And car…

Neutral: Really? Gotta say that’s a pretty shitty take for a car blog. It’s okay to do light damage to other vehicles when you’re parking because it’s crowded? If you own nice things, don’t leave them outside because they’re fair game? I live in an arguably equally crowded city and I’m routinely pissed off at the crowd…

The ’70s were definitely into some drugs. I’m sure it was approved by people who were thinking this usage of “Some” was really hip and happening among the swinging youths. Pass the ludes.

Most cars are boring and uninteresting (but you repeat yourself). Being cheaper is a major factor for those cars.

Good job once again Raph. Writing an article with zero research and then updating it with the correction hardly 10 minutes later.

Seems like you’ve misplaced the responsibility here. A requirement that is available to you for free and might save your life isn’t that much of a lift. If you don’t fulfil that requirement, then you are responsible for not having a job, not the government. Another way to look at it: the protection for renters is…