A good reason to buy a slow, boring, shitty car, just park next to one of these Infiniti's and your car is safe.

They make sense for tighter spaces on the sides but a sliding would be more practical (and easier as powered sliding doors are fairly common now) for that purpose on a vehicle intended to be cab. His first idea was probably. Falcon Wing dihedral doors but nixed them after several decapitations.

A deceptive Tesla stunt? Never.

A colored interior can be interesting if it’s done right, this era did them wrong, really, really wrong.

Had a Sundance with that interior color, woof.

So many I can’t just pick one.

I like the Gladiator but I am 100% aware of the compromises after spending a week in one. Loud, rough riding, long to park, loud, and pretty expensive for what you get.

Ford Escape, so many people I know with the current generation have had incessant issues with them, a lot of gremlins, plus add a cheap feeling interior below par for the class and it is a why as it isn’t cheap. There are just so many far more stable and/or nicer and better options in that class.

Elon dog and pony show.

If he delivers on a single one of the promises made it will be a miracle, and doubtful it’ll be as presented if delivered. The most likely aspect I see is inductive charging (and not as a standalone method as presented). Robotaxi is not happening in given timeline, price, or form as presented (Dihedral doors? Tesla…

A reasonable price for what it is, so long as a buyer is ready for the German maintenance and repair bills it’s a NP.

First generation Chevrolet Trax, boring inside and out, one of the most depressing cars to see. Its Encore sibling was at least quirky and tried to have some design as well as fit and finish, the Trax said let me just be a cheap pile of shit, and it was.

Have a soft spot for the Sundance as my first car was one, it wasn’t good but it got me from A to B and survived my teenage driving (it didn’t survive someone at my school smashing into it playing with their fast new car, it still even managed to limp home but theirs was obliterated).

Fuck yeah! That's how you do it people.

It was Spann in Rolling Stone, know it is for sale, I hope someone keeps the legacy alive.

I can handle some decent turbulence on a flight no sweat but that right there would be a full on shit my pants ride. Glad there are those able to do it as they are doing truly important work.

The dumb is astounding, good article by Rolling Stone about the nutjobs and meteorologists having to deal with conspiracy bullshit in the middle of major weather events. One of them is local to me and he had to broadcast during a series of tornado warnings and he had to take a quick break to make sure his family was…

They aren’t happy with the FEMA response to Helene under Biden, guess the Katrina response under W was great to them*.

AutoNation did that with high-end cars in Fort Lauderdale for a storm, filled up the corporate deck downtown with their expensive inventory to keep it safe.

I discovered the one here driving by it randomly one day, no clue they had gone in. Was a used dealer that used to be a Mercury dealership.