I don't get the ranger and S10 love at all. They were perfectly good but nothing to write home about. Looking back on to the 90s, Toyota and Nissan easily beat out any American made small/mid size truck, as far as I'm concerned.

ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I'll stick with the Nissan Frontier for now.

God damn that is an ugly little guy.

The not-the one pictured above Tacom is a pretty great size for people who could use a truck but don't "need" a truck and simply do not want some giant F-something50 or RamX500.

That thing is gigantic and oh god that MPG.

The Orlando looks like the bastard child of the Pontiac Aztec and Kia Soul. Also, they would need to re-brand it, because nobody wants to say they "drive an Orlando".

They look like sexy cartoon eyes, or something. It's nonsense.

You need to just let things go.

Give it time.

I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks it's turned into a broken hunk of shit.

Yeah, the price points look pretty crazy. I doubt I would be able to afford one even if they were available.

How to get VW going again in the US?

I have an idea:

Is anyone else surprised that none of them shouted "Roll Damn Tide!"?

Ahhh. The incompetent hack of a CEO's bulky black shit box of choice. Now with more chrome!

If the inclusion of those stats were meant to alarm, they failed — at least for me. Those stats actually did the opposite, though more context would be helpful.

Well... Technically, yes.

I love my MKV Rabbit but, until VW brings the Amarok to the US, I'm not interested in what they are selling.

This is the best joke on the internet today.

You should have all of the internets.

I clicked that star pretty hard. Fine work, sir.

Pure nonsense. We're not British so don't boil meat (that's a thing they do right?).

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