True about the photo, but the headline is misleading. It implies the boat was previously NOT exposed, ie sunken. The low water levels only exposed the hull of the boat. 

Sigh.... another clickbait headline. I feel cheated.

“10 seconds of action between minutes of ads and replays.” is exactly why restaurants and bars love those sports. Lots of time to drink and talk between watching the screen.

“without   fugitive glue” I see what you did there. :)

Oh, the lips on that Packard! Talk about homely. But the schnoz on that Studebaker is ugly too.

Mitsubishi seems to be involved in some of the worst badge engineered cars. Somehow my parents bought a Plymouth Arrow.

Did you not see the opening of this story?

The whole point of General Motors is badge engineering. Same car or truck sold across many brands.

Is it the worst?
It was terrible for Cadillac, but it was in the GM family, so they can only blame themselves.
At least no other company was tarnished by a marketing folly.

Great point, except for the brands which don’t supply power to adjust seat positions. That pisses me off.

Isn’t that gonna be Oregon first?

Unfortunately, it was too little, too late.

Well Chrysler certainly misunderstood the market, regardless of what they intended. From what I can find out, they only sold about 11,000 units to those boomers over 8 years of production.

Prowler. The only ones that misunderstood that car were at Chrysler.

So, by ‘print money’, I assume you’re saying this $84K+ SUV, that’s not eligible for rebates, is going to sell in huge numbers such that Polestar will rake in the cash. All while getting less range than expected, and offering no substantive benefits over any other brand of electric SUV on the market.

Is it any worse now, compared to the 2-stroke years with 125's?

Invisible rain?

Conditions have to be pretty obvious to have a bearing on how you drive.

Hey, is that Lewis Hamilton in the top photo? ;)

What would America be like if 1/10th of that was invested into better driving training 10 years ago?