To be fair, it’s half-price if you only get one Kick.

Nobody mentioned the Will Vi?

I love seeing green come back as an automotive color on more affordable cars. 

But remember, he gets that big paycheck because he takes on all the ‘risk’.

“virtue signaling”

The Rogue reviewed today is $45,000! $45,000 for a 3-cylinder shitty Rogue.

See, this is why we can’t have nice things.

First car was a 1973 Celica

Not going to lie, I’m pretty disappointed in the Jalop community on this one.

Maybe they’re not trying to compensate for something and they’re just buying it because its genuinely a good, fun drive for not a lot of money. 

You may be overestimating the amount of average buyers who even care about a V-8, and underestimating the draw of the Mustang nameplate.

Bad take.

Why do car designers insist on putting more lights inside the car? On the dash, on the door, in the footwells, on the wheel...

Yep. I would have never looked at one as a younger person, but now that I’m older, it’s like, hey a four seat convertible that you can get basic GM parts for, everything works, it’s clean, was kept in climate controlled storage for a decade, and a low price for all of that? NP for sure!

It’s funny, in their latter days Oldsmobiles were watchwords for generic, uninteresting design, but that broad, simplistic styling has made them age into pretty solid examples of 90s/early aughts design. I like this.

I too feel as though I got rear-ended by the government just last night.

I felt the same when I read that section.  I don't recall the MazdaSpeed 6 being controversial.  

I have this pipe dream where sustainable fuel production grows to the point where it is cheaper to create it instead of pulling oil out of the ground.

first it was sportswashing, now it’s the car wash.

One heck of ad campaign if we’re still talking about their spokeman decades later.