Man, that’s what I want, a big tub of lead oxide and sulphuric acid right inside the passenger compartment! Seriously, how do they vent that thing? I had Miatas with the batteries in the trunk, and they had a tube for a vent to the outside, so gases wouldn’t accumulate in the trunk.

Hopefully not based on reasons such as this. The power companies are just as susceptible to attacks like the one that hit Colonial.

I don’t expect a New York blogger to know anything about what the manufacturers are up to.

I haven’t said anything about the negative tone for months, but finally, you’ve lost me here — disappointing, lazy writing, with no reasoning to support:

Can we just have fun car articles and not this political bullcrap. Some of us come here to escape all that and articles like these ruin my day because now one of the only escapes is just like the rest of media these days.

They should've made different parking spots based off of driver skill. If you could make it to the top everyone know you're cool pants mcgee in your bronco while regular ol jones in his Chevy trailblazer can barely make it into the first parking lot. 

Search “Hummer” Replace all “Bronco”

It was a little weirder than that. I showed up in a Bolt and left in the Camaro. There’s a long drawn out explanation that can basically be summed up as, basically, YOLO.

The rails are more or less at capacity.  Moving goods in a timely fashion means trucks, or laying new cross country rail lines.

Can you buy any new vehicle for $15-16k anymore?

3rd Gear: I don’t think anyone realizes how FedEx actually works. They don’t own the majority of the vehicles in their “fleet”. They use independent contractors/owners for all of the customer pickups and deliveries, as well as for the intrastate and interstate pickups and deliveries between hubs and terminals. This…

He still pretends California could ban gas powered car sales tomorrow and not cause the collapse of the state’s economy. 

Anyone complaining about the Mach-E is clearly trying to short Ford stock. 

They are doing better. They’re holding the cars back for quality checks instead of letting them out the door with parts from Home Depot while developing a solution for later cars.

FedEx also has the benefit of choosing where they operate. It’s a lot easier to go EV and make those promises when you can just give your product to the USPS anywhere that an EV isn’t feasible or profitable

It’s rude to stare

And then everyone clapped.

I REALLY need to see a full track of cars doing this. Sure the race would only be 30 seconds long and might conclude without a winner, but it would be HIGHLY entertaining.

I love this truck and I do love Jalopnik, I’ve been a follower since 2008.  But for the love of god, can you guys just write automotive articles without predicating them on heated and politically debated topics.  Just providing a hyperlink doesn’t add to any credibility and it takes away from the actual content at…

It’s hard to imagine this is an unbiased and accurate review, unfortunately. When you start off flaming on this truck and trucks in general, etc, the rest of it kind of gets tainted. I bet it’s really good on the road, isn’t it? Minus the gas mileage...