It’s simple math really. 

I love these cars, and really miss the whole segment today. I suppose it would be hard with all the 5000lb behemoths on the road now.

GAP might make sense for people that make bad financial decisions. It kinda counts on them to make money really.

just buy a motorbike, your life will be so much better.

You were better to just burn that $200.

Not yet anyway.  I do think that idea should be a part of the infrastructure solution, but we maybe need more chargers first and explore battery swap as a future extension.

Needs more stars.

I don’t think I’d agree with the assessment of current EVs. They’re not a lot different than any other ICE vehicle that has more efficient versions released. As long as the infrastructure remains and depreciation continues as is, I’d expect the current crop of EVs to stay on the road. It’s pretty much an economic…

The 124 isn’t bad looking… unless you’re behind it and see the hilariously out of proportion tail lights.  

This was the first thing I thought of too.

I’m assuming dealerships really got hit with “It won’t happen to me-itis”. They’d have to be completed idiots to…. Hmm…. Ok, so they probably knew… well…. Ok… so for most industries, consolidation in the companies that provide necessary services to an industry vertical is a known target for hackers, and some are even…

“Dashboard does not have no cracks”

All three man...

I know there was good stuff in this one... but that’s the comment that made me LOL. Then feel very self aware...

The biggest knock here is that this is a GM product of the 90's / early 00's. Great engines.. crappy everything else. Especially styling. When I think back to what Firebirds used to look like, these just make me mad. And there’s no way I’d pay actual money for one. ND.

It’s broken and ugly.

Oh... an actual answer too:

Meh... I helped a guy with his gap insurance company a few years ago. It’s a profit center. It’s sold to dealerships specifically to capture more money in the finance office.

I wish I could give this more than one star.  

That Saturn ran without complaint for 250,000 miles before dying an honorable death in a fuel pump explosion.