Glad to see Hyundai is taking the Mazda approach of keeping the screen out of reach, instead of expecting people to interact “safely” with a touchscreen at 70 mph.

Strong argument.

I’m surprised by how much I like that interior.

Yup. They came so close. On the other hand, the GMC Motorhome absolutely nailed it. As far as I’m concerned, it’s the prettiest RV ever made.

Such a shame, when you look back at how RVs used to be.

I’m slightly concerned about one of the S-Pod’s features that the Daily Mirror has revealed. Is that why it’s called the S-Pod?

Also effective: “The Bottle”

The Oldsmobile Cutlass, which included the Rallye 350, the 442, and don’t forget the first turbocharged production car, the Cutlass Jetfire

There’s no reason to assume Baby Yoda isn’t about 5 years old in human terms, making the comparison a nice round 1 to 10 ratio. Yoda developmental milestones aren’t going to be the same as human ones.

Can we get a list of all the cars David Tracy could buy instead of one jacket from Walmart?

25 year old Nivas are still plentiful and cheap in Europe. The question is, should I bring one over here?

Thank you! I just filled out the poll. Great choices!

10 year old Volvo SUV is the answer.

There is literally no comment a person can make that’s less original, or more boring than “some people have too much time on their hands.”

The character animation looks so, so bad. Like they just grabbed Generic 3D Facial Expressions 417B and Awkwardly Wooden Body Movement 29/M and said “yeah, good enough, ship it.”

Good lord, that is a beautiful machine.

I think that’s one of the things that makes it so attractive. Creases are garbage, they’re the last resort of designers who have run out of ideas.

I don’t know what it is about the last Dodge Dart, but it’s always eye-catching in person. It doesn’t stand out that much in a photo, so it’s got to be something subtle about the dimensions and the lines. It just looks clean and solid, in a way other small cars often don’t.

Another snarky opinion article that could have been a tweet.

It says a lot about how Jalopnik has grown when you look back at James Glickenhaus commenting on an article about the Baja Boot in 2011 and it’s only got nine stars.