Maybe if we had either decent public transit systems or some sort of decent socialized system of free driver education, that would be an option. Oh noes, there’s that “s” word.

“It can be parked anywhere.”

2nd Gear:

Oh well played. 

They could merge it into Cadillac pretty easily under the new naming scheme; just call it “Buiq.”

Buick is a zombie that refuses to die.

honestly Buick is living on borrowed time. I am actually surprised GM has not made it the Asia only brand considering China saved it from near certain demise.

Its not the market stopping them, its GM punching itself in the face with stupid and inefficient management.

I don’t see how you lump Tesla in with the vaporware. There’s plenty of true vaporware money to criticize: old Fisker, new Fisker, Dyson, Lucid, Faraday Future, Nikola, Canoo, EVelozcity (gag).

eh, what in the last few decades points to GM being able to do anything like this competently? The smoke and mirror here is that GM knows that there is so much VC money sloshing around that they hope to fool some rich idiots into giving them more money.

That’s quite the interesting concept for a Cadillac grille slapped onto yet another generic CSW (chunky station wagon)—even if this time the wagon is electric.

The interior looks really good, but what in the hell and all things unholy is going on in the back.

Front looks pretty cool and I like it!

Large Cat > Horse

Tom, you sonofabitch. I’m mentally preparing myself for dropping $45k on a new bronco when it comes out, and here you are dropping that BEAUTIFUL Jaaaaaaaag in front of my face.  This will keep me up at night.  I hate you.

David is right on. I just bought a TT last month and it’s easily been one of the most fun cars I’ve ever owned. The design’s aged well, the engine’s reasonable to work on, it gets good economy for a sporty car, and you can have some fun if you step on it. Got mine for $1500 because the previous owner thought it was…

Here you go. $25k, just under 80,000 miles, a manual, and you’re welcome.

His stage name wasn’t Eddie Creative Commons...

Massively important point that is often overlooked when it’s convenient. The strike was an illegal action under law. I’m no Reagan fan, but the controllers forced his hand and got the predictable results.

I don’t get why everyone hates on Reagan for enforcing the FSLMRS that was signed by Carter about 3 years before Reagan fired everyone. The damage was done when FSLMRS was passed, not when it was enforced.