Yeah I don’t know about servicing that at a local Chevy dealership. In theory you could, but I don’t know that I’d want to.

I prefer my Corvettes with engines from Mercury Marine and tuning from Lotus, thank you very much.

All four wheels off the track.

Chevy SS, it has 430 hp and it flys under the radar. The police would be looking for a Malibu.

Might as well be Casey Anthony for giving up on the one thing he was supposed to protect.

Yep, I’m sure Mack is strong, but Fisher is undoubtedly much stronger.

He’s strong, no doubt, but you could write a Nobel prize winning dissertation on Newtonian physics using that play.

Strong move, but poor footwork and hand positioning by Fisher. Can’t allow full extension like that.

This is dumb. +1

Don’t make this [redacted] any more rich than he already is.

The figure you’re not seeing is 325 ft/lb of torque which isn’t too shabby for 1995. Mustang of the same year had 215 hp/285 ft lb.

Excellent points, all. The electric drivetrain is delightfully simple and small. I’ve always been amazed how Tesla was able to easily get AWD by just adding another motor and diff at the front axle. There’s maintenance benefits as well: No oil changes (engine + trans), longer brake life. Give me a 500 mile range…

did they spot one mystery car, or two?

I really don’t get the hate in this article. You can drop boatloads of money on a black-on-black Tahoe and it’s just being luxurious, but shame on you for wanting to drop an extra $600 on a minivan so that it’s aesthetically pleasing. Personally, I like the idea that they’re trying to give the thing some character. I…

I’d take this over a crossover any day.

Am I the only one who is bothered by the Equinox in the picture seemingly parked on a pothole????

More stylish too.

for 50 grand, you can get an R/T and spend 15 k supercharging it yourself and know it hasn’t been fucked around with, so CP.

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