Maybe. Doesn’t seem as sporty, and I much prefer the looks of this over the Volvo.

Man, I truly am “disappointed”.  I’d buy the shit out of this, the second it landed here.  I’m in the market for a “dad car” now and I’ve considered a G70, but the wagon...damn.  I want.

There’s a subdivision near my house that literally uses Papyrus as their font for the sign at the front of the neighborhood. I facepalm every time I see it.

The picture in the article makes it look like an open-face helmet, if you don’t look closely.  That’s where you’re getting these comments from.

How am I the only one to notice that Accord ad is absolutely a scam?  KBB on something like that is ~$11k, not ~$4k.  Come on Tom, you of all people should know that?

Man, I fought a hard battle with my wife to keep my 2-door when our child was born, but I lost.  Safety and the ability to get a carseat out of the back during an accident was her concern, and it’s honestly pretty reasonable.  Still hurts though.

Wrong:

Pretty sure

You been under a rock for a while there guy? Like COMTNDRVR says, Lincoln has had the Corsair/Nautilus/Navigator/Aviator for a while now...might wanna catch up with the times before you get too snarky.

Bought a Palisade in TX 4 months ago, and the experience was great *except* for the smarmy fucking F&I guy begging me to let him take his mask off. “I just can’t talk with these things on, and we’re all healthy here, right?”

Fuck off, Tim, I don’t give 2 shits about you or your TruCoat.  Give me my damn papers to sign.

The *buyer* lives nearby, dummy. Tom is the buyer’s agent, and is in SC, but his location isn’t relevant. This dealer is close to the buyer, and I’m sure there are 500 other used Tahoes for sale in the Houston area, at least a few of which have similar age/spec/mileage/history.

“Brand new” with 7k miles.  It’s mislabeled, likely a loaner or demo car.

Oh, and your name is misspelled in each of the photo credits.

I want to get out of my own way first by saying I like the SQ7’s interior, with its red leather seats, slick digital layout surround the driver that’s easy to navigate and read after just a few minutes, and giant glass roof (with a gracious shade).

I readily admit that my complaints about the quality of writing on this site are petty and small as compared to actual, real-world problems. 100%.

I want Jalopnik to succeed, and the overall content of the article is good, so I don’t have a problem with supporting it with clicks. My beef is more of a personal one-even…

It’s possible to be both entertaining *and* correct, though.  I don’t see that as too much to ask.

And he’s an automotive journalist paid for his writing, no?  I don’t see why it’s wrong to expect a modicum of effort.

I mean, I passed AP English with a 5 back in high school. I write technical papers and proposals at work that don’t contain embarrassing errors.

It’s not even honest mistakes I’m bitching about-it’s just laziness and blatant factual errors that seem to be so frequent, and so flippantly dismissed.  Rubs me the wrong way…

Hot take

I’m 32 years old.  You?