I didn’t even realize Volkswagen had any electrics in showrooms at this point.

$100b in lost revenue, but how much of that will be covered by not having to produce cars? They will survive by passing the savings losses to the consumer employees

Impressive that you got “Rogue” right and wrong in the same sentence.

Guess what. People do not like electric cars. The will not buy what they do not like. VW can build millions of new electrics but if people don’t like them they have wasted time and more importantly, money.

“At this time, our new model launch programs for the U.S. are on track. The all-new Nissan Rogue will be in U.S. showrooms this fall, and in true Nissan fashion will be absolutely indistinguishable from the 2007 Rouge.”

Not quite...but I heard if you offer them a case of toilet paper they will call it a deal. :D

Who the hell has a mechanical issue at 165,000 (!) miles and expects the manufacturer to fix it for them?

1st Gear: You get a bailout! You get a bailout! Everybody gets a bailout!!

A fine of $100 per day, up to $1000. So the fines don’t accumulate beyond ten days’ worth?

“This looks like a Mercedes ventilator” - the next 5 years of Chevy Malibu ventilator ads

We asked these REAL PEOPl..

Jeep released a ventilator, but it was immediately taken back to the shop because of 45 critical recalls. 

They are already on the Hertz lots.

JD Power Award for Best Initial Quality for any Ventilator and Motor Trend Ventilator of the Year

1st: More #OrangeManBad. I’m sure Jalopnik will find a way to blame Trump for the slow pace at which GM will be making ventilators.

They could narrow GameStop’s ridiculous used game buy/sell arbitrage and still turn a nice profit. And it would go a long way to the overdue concept that digital distribution should be cheaper to the consumer than physical.

The sincere part of me also is sorry people will lose their jobs. The sarcastic part of me wonders where people will possibly make up 4 lost hours a week.

Surprised the title didn’t say “Yay! GameStop will close over 300 stores this year.”

Nope, janitors on the Death Star as far as I care. They know exactly who they work for, better than most.

Sony and Microsoft could have put GameStop out of business seven years ago with one simple policy: