Meh, this is nothing more than another adaptation of natural selection

Lizzo is gross. Change my mind

This is genuinely disappointing. The current Cadillac Escalade is one of my favorite SUVs on the road aesthetically. Its very sleek and classy looking, while not being too flashy with the luxury bits. Plus having twin light sabers on the rear is always a plus

I literally laughed out loud at this and then tried to imitate it out loud

Been so long I forgot the name of it so I ended up having to google some pretty creative things to find it

“roughly 30 percent of drivers are distracted at least some of the time, and a small minority of drivers are distracted about half the time they’re on the road”

“runs out at what we call Ferrari revs, so around 9500 rpm.”

Any time, I have been fortunate and I know you’ll get your seat time in an F car at some point. I appreciate the good conversation and kind words

How in the hell do they sound appalling at a .0002 percent rate? How hard did you fail math

These are all the correct takes

Im going to try to respond to both your replies in this one but,

I hate Steven Universe so much and don’t really know why. That is all

“I would argue the C8 2.8 second 0-60 (which is really a 3.0 when you add the rollout) seems entirely plausible considering 7.4 lbs. per HP” - right there is where my problem begins.... a 650s and a 488, which both have a massively better power to weight ratios (5.5lbs per hp), and more rear weight bias, dont claim…

I totally agree, I’m just saying this next car should easily be able to get to the 2 and under club since their current cars with minimal mods are already hitting that while only driving 2 wheels, instead of all 4 like this next model

Just like Motortrend “accidentally” reported higher dyno power numbers... dont be naive. C&D, like Motortrend, are American publications, theres always been some handshaking going on

Plenty

You very clearly have a lack of understanding of how important, amazing, and drastic every tenth of a second off 0-60 still is with these cars

It will be much closer to 4 seconds than 3. American manufacturers love to overestimate

Honestly... they should be able to do better...

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