I laughed way harder at this than I had any right to.
I laughed way harder at this than I had any right to.
“...we reached out to Scott, an automotive electrical systems engineer at a major automaker, and all I’ll reveal is that he does not work for Studebaker."
Star well earned
I am actually surprised to learn that “running for the hills” isn’t your main form of transportation.
You came for a Topaz and WEREN’T disappointed? That may be a first.
This one took me a second thinking that you had been Kinja’d until I realized it was a very good joke and lol’d.
I can’t even begin to express how disgusted this makes me, so I’ll have Shia LaBeouf do it for me:
This! I initially thought the article was commenting on how odd it was that Nissan didn’t have the subject anywhere close to the car before I even noticed the car was CG.
Hello, yes, how does the car move? I got the chance to look in the engine compartment of a C8 Corvette, but was met with only plastic.
Echoing the sentiments of other commenters, I’d be curious to see if the Gladiator’s sales are lagging compared to other mid-sized, 4x4 trucks.
I imagine this is the first and only time of someone using a Cavalier (or tarted up Cavalier, which your roomy having a Cimarron is a buried lede of in itself) as a means of increasing the reliability of your car.
I am just counting it as a win that someone on website for car enthusiasts is actually insisting they will purchase a new car that has no right to be built.
Did you really expect a large-ish sedan from a company that only sold 705k cars last year to be a volume seller?
Oof, that asymmetry is ruining me.