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Unless they reversed that and, in order to bring down the cost of Cadillac-quality parts, they shared them with lesser vehicles, like how you’ll sometimes find Lexus parts in a Toyota.

Confirmed: Cadillac Lyriq is the next Hitler.

Why not? They put out what some would consider a mediocre product with the Cadillac badge on it. 

I don’t use mine often, but it’s useful when there’s a light sprinkle and the rear window becomes opaque.

Yes, that is true.

That’s almost always been the epitome of Volkswagen styling. More Armani and less Elton John. Twenty year old VWs, if they’re still running, still look contemporary. Twenty year old look-at-me cars? Not so much.

SUVs are starting to become more popular in Europe and China, too.

I think there’s a few Range Rover PHEVs, and the Jeep Grand Wagoneer is supposed to get a 4XE version.

I forgot about that potential trim line. 500+ HP in a sandwich box sounds fun.

VW only sold something like 100 Alltracks the final year they were offered in the US.

Fortunately, wheels are the easiest part of a car to customize! (just bring $$).

The Electrify America network is better than it was last year. They seem to have a decent number of locations. The only drawback is many of the more remote locations only have four charging cabinets, which could be an issue during peak travel times.

The rear seat even moves about six inches forward and back!

It’s roughly the same size (except height) as its contemporaries such as the VW ID.4, Mustang Mach-e, and gas vehicles like the Rav4 and CR-V. Only its wheelbase is ginormous, which, admittedly, could hamper maneuverability in close quarters.

That’s true of most modern EVs.

Weird for the US, but it was just an electric kei-car.

Close. The right way is to burn your dirty clothes and buy new clothes at the local Nordstrom’s, then expense it to the company.

$7-a-gallon gas is probably enough whip to get more buyers interested regardless of purchase incentives.

I’m not an airline expert, so that may all be true. However, there are other costs associated with a plane, including pilots, gate fees, takeoff fees, etc. And if there’s enough demand from location A to location B, it might make more sense to use an A380.

Rivian R1S and Hummer SUV coming soon. Kia EV9 and the related Hyundai vehicles are also on their way, though their off-road credentials will probably not be as good as the former two.