Most of this makes sense. A bunch of Toyotas and some GM trucks known for livery and fleet duty.

Call it Chevette 

It does say something that so many of them have M cars. That’s good marketing for the brand.

It’s not an M sport. It has the shifter, wheels and steering wheel badge but it’s just a 540i. The M sport has a different body kit and suspension among other things.

You’re correct, it’s a handsome and clean design from the front. Rear is a bit messy with the awkward C pillar but overall better than 90% of new SUVs 

I agree with your assessment of Fiat. There around millions of Fiat taxis running around Brazil and Turkey with high mileage to prove their reliability.

I think the great thing about EVs is we don’t need to rely on our crummy gas infrastructure. Nobody wants to spend time at a gas station (unless it’s a Wawa, maybe). We have to spend time there, so we made it a convenience store as well.

Malaise Muscle. Any and all of it. Overwrought styling with mediocre build quality and laughable performance from massive, gas guzzling engines.

Volvo XC60 or V60 plug in hybrid is the answer. Interior is a major upgrade from the 2017 X1

Obvious answers;

BMW N55

My favorite car is the M5. So that means the F10 generation is the worst, only because every other generation is so fantastic that this excellent car seems a bit dull and bloated in comparison. Ironic because I own this generation of 5 series and it’s an excellent car. The F10 M5 just isn’t as bonkers as the E60, as…

2002 to 2003 Silverado facelift. Also most of you clearly don’t know what a facelift is.

Disagree. The New Edge was the best looking mustang and the definition of a great facelift.

My dad’s RS7 was lost to Ian. Of course he would have liked to save it, but it wasn’t worth him flying to Florida, driving 14 hours out of the state (yes that’s how long it took the neighbors to drive from Naples to Atlanta in the crazy evacuation traffic), and putting himself at risk to save an insured car.

Print some stick on decals or buy some Amazon badges, and sell the trucks new with a TSB to replace all badges at dealer when Available. 

Seems very silly to put a bunch of world leaders on a single bus. That is how “fall of western democracy” dystopian films begin.

Sure, he used social engineering to get into the environment (which is how the vast majority of breaches go), but displayed massive technical skill in being able to take over the environment from the inside before getting caught.

Every cybersecurity company is waiting for this hacker to be identified... to offer him a half a million dollars a year job as a Penetration test expert.

That is what it means. Costs that have already been incurred (in this case, carbon emitted during construction) should NOT factor into the decision making going forward.