It’s way more common than you think. Back in my riding days I had a CBR600RR, and I thought that was way more than enough. But all the cool kids had to have the shiny R1. The thinking with a lot of guys is “you’re just going to outgrow that small engine in a few months, get the 1000cc and keep it longer”

It’s almost as if MB sells ‘AMG Sport’ appearance package and BMW sells ‘M Sport’

My understanding was that OTAs have been slow to roll out from traditional manufacturers because of politics from dealerships. OTAs, although efficient, would cut into the profit from dealerships who make the bigger part of their cash from the service department. Is this inaccurate?

This... My parents are in their 60s and one of them has bad knees. Last year they sold their ‘02 Sentra for a slightly higher Buick Encore

I second this notion... Make the ATS-V the new Buick GNX

Newer GMs have an app where you can find your owners manual. Pretty easy to navigate, but I'm sure most people still wouldn't use them.

”General Motors has finally allowed Cadillac to build its own engines again”

It is easy and I started with them when they introduced WRC+ for $50 year, okay no biggie. But now for that price I only get WRC+ basic which is good for highlights and maybe an online map of the action unless I pay another $70 bucks for the live feed. So although easy, it can get expensive.

Supply and demand

Supply and demand

As someone who has driven a MB SLC with a mere 240hp. I can say 340hp is enough for a base model roadster. The little MB is quite quick and nimble.

Having owned an ‘07 Silverado with a fiberglass cover the previous owner had installed, 80% of the time I could have gotten away with a Camry. It was nice to leave stuff in the bed like a trunk. But when it came time to do home Depot trips and other miscellaneous construction related uses, this cover would have been…

Those would be really small exhaust pipes, and that's usually the spot for the backup lights on newer Cadillacs. Any possibility this could be EV?

Depends what size truck they make... Is it a Tacoma competitor? F-150? Heavy duty? Even at Tacoma size it would probably be at least $50k+ with all the features they asking for.

Isn’t a Fortuner basically a 4Runner?

A friend of mine had a Solara with 2 tone paint, black roof and red body. At first I thought he had gotten a late model 240sx but nope.

No ATS-V love?

They sell these abroad

Because rich people

You should be looking at the road, not staring at the cluster. It had big digital numbers that tell the speed so you can glance at it every now and again.