Good specs and all, but damn, that thing is hard on the eyes from every angle.

So, did no one mention jumper cables?

Winter tires are one thing, however, if you live in the land of potholes that could hide a basketball and 7 cats, you need to have a whole lot of sidewall between the wheel rim and the road.

I agree with your take on Rob’s writing. NPND is a gem.

“Communism is working well all over the world as we speak.”

I’m beginning to suspect you’re kinda delusional.

Don’t get me wrong, I love my Mopar muscle as much as anyone. I’m just really intrigued by the idea of seeing an EV with some swagger and a bit more character than the soulless appliances we have now.

Of course, all of these Last Call editions will sell out almost instantly.

So, are you making the argument that citizens of communist countries are happier than those of capitalist countries? Seriously?

I saw a lot of weird stuff over the years.

Counterpoint: Countries with a robust private sector combined with a strong, democratically elected central government seem to be in the sweet spot for a happy and prosperous citizenry. Countries without those elements, not so much.

Agree 100%. Anecdotally, I also recently went to an all Corvette show, and found most attendees to absolutely do look the part but honestly were quite friendly overall. Some of them do take themselves a bit too seriously, though.

Well, you have a point. Owning a Corvette isn't supposed to be a personality trait. And yet....

Corvettes, all of them.

So yes, detailing communism from spreading has been a thing since WWII. Unfortunately, the U.S. mistakenly assumes every country would embrace democracy too, although that’s not at all realistic considering how dramatically different other parts of the world are, economically, culturally, historically, etc.

The Commander was also patterned after the XJ, except much bigger..You're right about the original Patriot. I leased a couple for my kids during college. They had all the charm of a Lada.

XJ Jeep Cherokee. The world still needs a small, light, boxy, unibody SUV with solid axles and a big torque 6 cylinder.

Word.

Of course, you didn’t answer the question and walked right back into a steaming pile of “whataboutisms”, as seems to be your pattern.

Good dealers will generally post “in-transit”, or “coming soon” on their web tiles. Many of them are too lazy, unfortunately.