NP. All day. Because Manual and super clean.

And then there was another logistical problem we had to overcome: after watching a series of videos on the topic, all created by men who had consumed approximately six Busch Lights, it became very clear that crushing just one vehicle simply wouldn't work. If we went up with only one wheel, the Hummer would roll over.…

Oh God. FUCKING CUE!!!!! Kill it with fire!!!!

Dude. That was some sly shit right there. Took me at least 30 seconds to get the joke. And I had to read it out loud.

Holy shit I love this. Didn't know it existed.

The interiors are just better across the board at GM. Go sit in a new Tahoe and you'll feel the same way. That said, I'd take the Tahoe EVERY TIME over the Escalade simply because it does NOT have fucking CUE. Touch sensitive buttons and zero knobs are NOT the way you design an interface that someone is supposed to…

Ha! I use Waze and couldn't give less of a shit about the points. If they save me money on gas, I will care...otherwise...blah.

This is probably a matter of personal taste. This is often overlooked: Cadillac is the only full-line luxury brand that employs "cut-and-sew" interiors across the board. If you carefully study the execution of the interior fascia, you will indeed notice that in Cadillac models, only the highest grade of authentic…

Even my 2012 Suburban only has the basics. No TVs for the kids (we have cheap portable DVD players). Just 4WD, heated seats, and a radio that plays music for when we really need them to stop talking. Ha!

Exactly this. I only use nav on roadtrips or when going to unfamiliar places to meet with a client. I feel this is typical for most drivers. I am not a delivery driver, or a realtor. Those folks clearly need nav. But the other 95% of the public doesn't need a nav screen on all the time.

It all happened so fast, many 10-year-old cars seem like time capsules. Infotainment and safety features that are commonplace now were virtually nonexistent as recently as 2005. Less than a third of 2005 models had anti-skid technology and less than 12 percent had rear-view cameras, features found in almost all 2015…

Right front tire needs air so bad.

Le Ren-Oh Deez-Noof. Such power.

I think it's really easy to see why this truck is so hideous after you watch the video. Wow.

I disagree. Sofritas filling at Chipotle is a decent vegan option. That said, I just go full veggie and get the guac for free that way.

Good points. And the location of that screen in the photo is horrible. Talk about a non-glanceable location for a rear view "image". That's like looking down at the armrest which no one ever does!

Awww shit.

WTF Bears?

Alrighty then. I like what you're selling.

If the resolution is good (usable, unlike shitty rear-view cams), and the screen is in a logical place, then fine. I take GREAT issue with putting the "side view mirror" screen in the center of the dash on a giant Tesla display, for instance. The screen would need to be located very near where the current mirrors…