The grille and the colour make me it look like a Fallout mole rat:

Just a picture to remind everyone that BMW used to make beautiful automobiles.

“The front end looks nice...”

It still boggles my mind that I can’t just go to a manufacturer’s car configurator, spec out a car the way I want it, and then order one to be delivered to my door. The dealership model is absolutely insane and serves the interests of no-one but a bunch of predatory middle-men. Car shopping absolutely sucks, and…

I’ve been in lots of vehicles with systems called “auto pilot”. Airplanes, sail boats, and more recently cars. Not a single one of them has been a fully automated drive system. Every single one of them is a driver assistance system. They maintain speed and direction, and altitude if applicable. They do not prevent…

if it was a Tesla it’d be front page news

“...create an SUV nobody wants...”

The details are that they’re entitled assholes

Entitled asshole car company that makes cars for entitled assholes, acts like an entitled asshole. Details at 11

I always call every Tesla model a Tesla. And every Fiat a POS.

What’s funny is,from that angle,I was like “wow,that’s awesome!!’

Yep.  Elon Musk initially wanted to make it a more radical change, like the Model X compared to the Model S. The team convinced him it would be better to keep it more similar to reduce costs and get it to market faster. Something like 70% of the parts are shared between Model 3 and Model Y.

And my road trips are 950 miles and I stop only for gas and don’t let anyone pee. 310 miles range is shit

“Yeah but my commute is 316 miles”

I don’t know if it’s perspective but it looks like the Y is actually gonna be a good bit bigger. Here’s a Y next to a 3 (with a Versa in between for scale):

So like every other company doing crossovers. Shocking!

You’ve just described every crossover on the planet. 

Holy crap - EPA mileage was upgraded from 280 to 315 miles for the AWD version. That’s huge. Excited to be able to afford something like this in 5ish years.

Yeah, no thanks.

Companies generally don’t like being associated with killing their customers.