It’s called moving a narrative forward! Or what passes as a narrative, anyway. “Don’t give the Cyberman what he wants”... but it’s to save a single life instead of the billions that will die in the future! Now we get a two-part season finale trying to stop the Cybermen. Who wants to bet that more than one person dies…

Very vocal does not equal actual sales. Those very vocal few also whine about lack of manuals in lambos yet how many can actually afford a new one?

$50k Highlanders during the SUV craze when people are financing them into oblivion and most of the competition is similarly priced.

Stinger is a 4 door near-luxury performance sedan. It has direct competitors in relatively high selling segments, offers AWD, and wins a lot of features vs price comparisons.

This is flawed. People regularly spend a shit ton of money on large SUVs and finance them into oblivion. A sports car like this has a much more limited market from the beginning.

Except, you know, money. And lack of sales.

So... get a Golf R instead?

Who knew that a $50k sports car from a non-luxury brand wouldn’t sell well.

I agree. I also think classic cars are shit because they’re old and require too much maintenance, despite being slower and worse in just about every way than newer cars (aside from “feel” or whatever). 

Joke is on them! I have no soul.

Yep! In fact I would like to see how one of the lesser Taycans performs with a smaller price gap. Sure it’ll lose all of those races under perfect Tesla conditions - but real world and repeated runs I’m sure would swing back to the Taycan. THIS MATTERS, and definitely matters more than “hey the first time the Tesla…

I’m pretty sure these aren’t cross-shopped with the Crosstrek.

The C30 was gorgeous... on the outside. Inside it looked as if they gave up. Every time I get enticed by a blue Polestar version, I catch a glance of a picture of the interior and immediately remember why I never bought one.

So... what you want is an updated IS? 

And extremely on-brand for people who like money.

I'm getting tired of the preachiness of these episodes. 

Click bait. It’s the currency that blog writers deal in to generate clicks from Google and whatever else.

Counterpoint: Miatas are low volume and have less vehicles to spread development costs across on their unique platform. Mazda is not exactly swimming in cash. Miatas have no direct competition in the small RWD convertible department.

Honestly the different directors was a good idea. JJ did the boring thing but kicked it off, then TLJ was awesome and different, and duel of fates would have been a fascinating end.

Its the medium version of the car though. Not the hot one.