I want to know what he ends up with.  Because if it’s a Honda Pilot, he has to trade in his Jalop card with his SS.

absolutely, a price premium doesn’t matter much if your trading one thing for another both of which are equally as effected.

it’s now on an Alfa platform, whereas the current Durango still uses that Mercedes chassis from the Daimler Days

People are funny.

And those lights make it look even more like an undercover cop car.

Applying the same logic this site uses with Tesla, the headline should be;

1936 isn't the 30's? 

And I absolutely hate when you need one and the intersection doesn’t have it. Invariably the lights are also timed such that you have to go through a first cycle to make the first left and then second one for the second left.

My wife’s aunt leased a car for what was to be the anticipated length of her terminal cancer. Unfortunately, she died half way through the lease. The lessor’s remedy for terminating the lease early was for her sons to return the car immediately and pay the remaining months.

Yeah, and having just gone through this with someone given 6 months but actually gone in 3, you have to assume time is not on your side.

I agree! If this had the motor to go with it. This would have been a hell of a car. But for just looks this car hit the spot.

Driving a stick doesn’t make you hard. 

ah, yes, i much preferred having to peer into the depths of the center console while doing 80 down the motorway to see anything

Yeah, exactly. “Our summer getaway cabin is 3km down a dirt road”, “we get a lot of snow in this part of the country”, ... 

I dig it. It’s 80's future retro done well in my eyes.

Not to mention that Rivian already has a number of their Amazon delivery vans on the streets. No, they don't have any consumer vehicles on the roads yet, but honestly, the Polestar 2 is one of very few EVs I haven't seen yet as well. It's not like they've been pumping out their own EVs by the hundreds of thousands. 

It’s absolutely the outgoing model; I don’t think any 2022s are in stock yet. But, the revised Bolt doesn’t have any better range than the existing model so new Bolts are really a heck of a deal right now.

He MAY have meant CarMax, which would be better.  I will stick to CarFax telling me if the thing MAY have been hit, but certainly not their pricing.

Exactly. The Audi A4 is an amazing sedan. They sold the fewest in history in 2020. Around 18,000. In 2006 they were selling nearly 50,000. Compare that to the Q5. They sold 50,000 last year and sold a record 69,000 in 2018. (that same year the A4 sold 34,000 and it’s been in massive decline ever since.)