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So the design was made by telling Adobe’s AI to make a car that looks like a mashup of a Model 3 and a Cybertruck?  Cool.  Cool cool cool.

Why not under a flip-up license plate at the middle of the rear bumper like ye olden tymes?

Better not scratch it!  If ever there was a car to buy and park in a hermetically sealed garage....this is it.  lol

Cool. Another completely irrelevant (to me) car announcement. But I’ll still pay attention

Did he die from radiation poisoning?  <tin hat mode on>

This isn’t even a GOOD Jeep...why would anyone do this?

I’m on the fence with this one.  I see the rationale for keeping AM radio alive, but I don’t think it needs to be MANDATED in every new car.  Let people decide if they want that feature.  For me, I would opt out of the satellite radio receiver, as I’ve never subscribed, nor do I plan to.  It’s terrestrial FM and

Disagree on the F10 M5.  It’s probably the best BMW design *since* the E39 M5.

Instead of just fixing the 318ti...while you’re in there, spend the money to drop in a refreshed 6-cylinder (M52 perhaps) and a lower mileage 5-speed and renew your love for the E36/5.

Can someone explain why enjoyment of cars/car culture is a presumption of GOP status?  I am a democrat - all my voting years - but I’ve also loved cars since I can remember lining up Matchbox and Hot Wheels on my parents’ TV console when I was maybe 3-4 years old.  I am into all kinds of vehicles too; I don’t hate EVs

I think car manufacturers are frankly too insulated.  They design for themselves, and also for their reviewers, which is also a small sample set.  I don’t think they spend much of any time listening to what “average people” think about the cars they drive.  And if they offer features that people end up taking in their

I’m truly curious who they are marketing this to?  Is this specifically for parents that are stuck at a kid’s travel sport event and they just don’t want to be bothered to watch the game so they sit in their expensive-ass SUV with the engine idling so they can run the AC and get a massage and listen to a podcast while

Douchecanoe.

I agree with almost all the points except for the suggested solution of selling the vehicle. The better option is to sack up and pay off/down the debt. The owner has a nice hybrid Maverick...go drive for Uber/Lyft/Doordash/etc. and send in some extra payments to the lender and get this handled.  Selling at a loss is

Did you know that some older cities with well-established infrastructure actually custom-order smaller/narrower fire trucks to deal with narrow roads?  And tillers with crew at the rear to steer the rear of an articulating truck?  I find all of this fascinating, and agree that we should be more flexible in the US, but

So, 15 for the track and 54 for the street for a total of 69 cars?  lol

Needs bull bar, a lift kit, and 35" tires to really make me interested lol

First of all, your screen name is terrific, so you get a point for that. And then you’re completely right on about Saab...I came here to post exactly that, but you beat me to it. Nice. And yes, having as little light inside the cabin is the best possible situation for night driving. So, if the author is a city boy and

Whoever pays $6k for this car DESERVES to own and drive it.

The column shifter is still the best shifter for trucks.  I will die on this hill.  And a standard prindle in the center console is the most intuitive way for cars.  Column shifter allows for lots of room in the middle, and slide prindle is absolutely idiot-proof.  Rotary is annoying, and to safety proof it, they