How is it possible Land Rover didn’t make this list?  Did they break down on the way?

Lexus = Toyota and Honda = Acura.

Surprised not to see Nissan make an appearance in the bottom half of the field.

Cool and all. But this car just never made any sense to me. All the gorgeous looks of a Mark 4 Jetta with the anonymity of it too. Paired with an overly complex but not all that powerful engine. For way too much money. I mean, as a technical exercise it’s cool and all. But man, I wouldn’t touch that thing with a 10…

Of course Trump hates Musk. Musk is the exact same kind of grifter Trump is but he is orders of magnitude better at it then Trump.

Still shocked that they renewed Sargent for 2024.

All I can say is....what took them so long?

The easiest way to show this is to get a piece of flat bar steel and flat bar aluminum and bend both back and forth.  The steel will do it for quite a while before snapping.  The aluminum will snap on about the 2nd try.

I am guessing the laminated glass used on the door windows allows the “peeling.” If it were tempered glass like most cars, they would have just popped it with a spring punch.

Sleeping on the tracks??? I’m going to go out on a limb here (pun intended) and say that drugs and/or alcohol were involved.

first time i’ve found myself wanting to see train/pedestrian accident photos

I’ve never seen a story with so much “yeah that makes sense” to it.  Altima?  Check.  Cybertruck failing a basic function?  Check.

But the subscription fees provide a decade of income.

That would be an extremely Musky approach.

as long as trucks get special exemptions from Cafe automakers will sell luxury versions of them to rich people. you can keep redefining what a “truck” is but whatever is left there will be a luxury version for sale.

Exactly. I am already paying for data for my phone, and it has a perfectly lovely gigantic screen on it. I don’t need it connected to the car, and I certainly don’t need to pay for yet another data plan.

Sure I can. I have this little thing in my pocket called a “smartphone”, which lets me use those features anytime I want.

The Maverick hasn’t been touted as an apocalypse-ready vehicle, and a “beast”, by a raving lunatic bent on selling an over-hyped toy as a serious vehicle. 

The Mavericks unibody ain’t brittle aluminum.

Does Ford market the Maverick as a truck that can go anywhere, do anything, and survive the apocalypse?