Weird, upthread people are complaining about how cramped they were for a car so big...

Some of them, yes. Most of them turned it into stadium rock.

But, still, Boomers invented rock and roll.

Yes, but no one under 60 uses AOL, so their days are numbered.

Screw all of you guys, I like this, and the X4 (but not the X6, that’s too big). I will never understand the Jalop fetish with 2-box longroof designs.

ONLY if we can get the 508 Fastback as well.  Not all of us care for wagons, or even 2-box designs in general.

I’ll just copypasta what I wrote over at Allpar:

Wrong French company.  That ship sailed.

“Waah!! My better life makes others’ worse!! Waah!!”

Ungray-ing you so people can have some context...

The problem with electric airliners is the weight of the batteries needed to provide enough power for a transcontinental flight would be so heavy the plane’s range would suffer. So unless we can do something like hydrogen fuel cells, electric airliners aren’t coming without a massive breakthrough in battery tech that…

That looks better.

Because if they waited until “the market is ready”, the car companies would be losing sales to boat companies for anyone living within 150 miles of a current coastline.

Came here for this...

“No, I don’t want to think about the impact my pursuit of wealth has on everyone else!”

GM doesn’t care about any of their brands beyond Chevrolet and Cadillac.  The rest are just there to get foreign market share (Buick, Holden) or fool snobs into thinking they have something better than the average Joe (GMC).

If more crossovers looked like that, I’d hate them less.

Just read through that article, which meant unfortunately I had to give a click to The Sun (although I found the article with Ecosia, which is a search engine run by an organization that plants a tree for every search you do, so win some lose some I guess). All I have to say is, “No, Jeremy, her parents aren’t going…

Sounds like a low quality recording. I’d have to hear it in person to really judge.

No, that’ll just encourage them to make more of them.