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The IDX never made it this far.

This is one of the most captivating designs floating around the industry right now, in my humble opinion.

Needs more Saab 9-5

I will certainly grant you that basically everything looks better with gulf livery :P. Here’s one in silver.

I dunno, in the 60s they made the G4 which I always thought was pretty cute.

Idk, the G40R was a pretty restrained and handsome sports car:

Red velour for me!!!

If I saw this truck driving down the street, I would have no reason not to believe it is a Ford test mule. They did a good job grafting the body on. I would be fooled by this.

Yeah but,

I wonder what the rules are for disclosing something like this, particularly in light of rumors that Ford is pursuing electrification of their F150s.

No offense, but this is kind of old news. It also doesn’t really fit the F150 perfectly as they had to use an extended cab with a 5.5 foot bed, which you can only get that combo from Ford as a Raptor.

One car plus another car equals another car. Well, they do all have wheels and all. 

the charging infrastructure race is under-reported.

They’re not “options” if it’s the only way you can buy the car.

I agree with everything except that Polestars should always be blue.

 I assume that this is aimed at the Chinese market. The pole star/Polaris is significant, culturally speaking. It would make sense as a way for this to bridge things from a corporate and marketing identity since ultimately Volvo is now a Chinese company.

The “stuck on” screen makes it easier for automakers to upgrade the size in future mid cycle updates, or offer multiple sizes for different trims, without having to redo the entire dashboard or putting huge “you should have gotten the larger screen” penalty bezels. 

Am I the only one confused as to why Volvo would spend half a decade defining the “Thor’s Hammer” headlight as new Volvo design language, only for it to now be used on a brand they’ve gone out of the way to differentiate as non-Volvo?

Whew the hatchback looks sooooo much better. It’s not even close.

Not the first time Toyota makes a better Prius