The sound.
The sound.
As someone who had never voted for a non-Republican prior to 2016, my perspective on media these days is sort of like sports.
This monstrosity is a non turbo. Florida.
It is available in brown, however.
That is not the Aerovette, it’s someone’s attempt to update the original and failing miserably. Kind of like those kits that put 1950's Corvette bodies onto new chassis. It does not work.
Jackie Daytona has entered the chat.
Returned my wife’s Durango to a Chevy dealer. They dropped it off at the CDJR dealer.
“Not wanting to be seen driving this...thing” = low mileage!
It’s pretty good at being a 4 door convertible that will be good in snow, but from what I’ve read, it’s got a bit of new competition in town.
Or maybe the baggie, which contained green specs of what could be considered marijuana, was recently full of that mysterious substance and when the officer pulled over the car for going 63 in a 45, there was a distinct odor, which prompted a search of the vehicle. Too many missing details in this story.
Or a lot of people being told “F science”.
Not all of us were thinking that all along, thank you very much.
Will they still sound like vacuum cleaners? Shit.
Look, I think so much of the Cybertruck sucks, but agree about taking risks and doing something different . I’m sure someone else will correct me on the specifics, but Bob Lutz wrote about the focus groups for the first Ram back in the late ‘80s/early ‘90s with the big (at the time) grille.
Our roads here in Michigan are in great shape.
So...a Maverick?
My dad used to work for a company that published car magazines, he would occasionally get to drive test cars. He brought home a Z06 (the notchback first new generation, so 385 hp). He said “that’s almost too much power for the street”.
“Getting the work done” does not equal innovation.
Ok, come with me down the rabbit hole.
I’m not overly concerned that a speaker fits in cupholders for road trips. My fancy car came equipped with speakers and a radio. It even plays audio via bluetooth.