They killed Pontiac and saved Buick. F*ck GM.

You’re right, there’s no room for a front axle or a turbo, but there is plenty of room in that car for T-tops and a rear hatch.

I’m sorry, I could not consider something that minimalist “premium”. Price tag alone does not make one premium.

Only 5% of buyers want wagons - kill the wagon

1st gear: Well many so-called ‘trucks’ they’re making are unibody vehicles that are basically tall hatchbacks and wagons. So it’s not necessarily as bad as it sounds.

True, but until people buying too many sports cars or sporty sedans affects the offerings of trucks, truck guys are just going to have to deal with the bitching. Take comfort in the fact that you all are getting what you want while everyone else gets screwed despite it. No one is simply going to respect the choice to…

Yes and no. Sedans are just not selling in America, ignoring the sunk platform costs of development. Also, specifically Ford will still develop and sell the most popular cars in Europe, so they’ll continue to have platforms with broad sales to spread costs around.

Nah. It’s ridiculous. Trucks are tools for a purpose. It’s like taking an adjustable wrench making it twice as big as it needs to be, polishing it up, painting it metallic fleck red, and bringing it on a date to eat dinner with because you might need to fix a sink twice a year. Sure, it might work and yeah, it’s a…

Saw a few of these in Iceland recently. Totally looked the business. Just can not figure out this lemminglike push to small crossovers. We are reduced as a world because of this.

A 9-3 electric convertible would be an interesting niche model. 

In this case, the F stands for “Fucked”.

Support public transit.

Jeep used the same peripheral lighting design with the first generation XJ Cherokee. I wish they would have channeled 60's Chrysler/Dodge designs with the beautiful electro-luminescent gauge meters. Why did these not become the norm? The garbage EL meters that became popular in the 90's aren’t as tasteful.

Ford is making a monumental mistake in ceding sedans and small cars to other manufacturers.

In what world was Trump ever a good business leader?

Exactly who, among the employees, does Hackett blame for a mediocre year?

Rossion Q1. I guarantee you won’t see another one for a long time.

“The debates killed that many people? Jesus.”