I mean, I kind of want to see the damage in question. What does a $50,388 repair look like?

I thought that was a Pittsburg left.

I was teaching my 5-year old daughter about crosswalks. Here we have a red person silhouette for stop and a white person silhouette for walk. I told her it was safe to walk after she looks both ways and sees the “little white man”.

We have the “diverging diamond” in Orlando.

That’s what I was thinking. A zero % APR loan? Sign me up.

I know journalism is hard, but:

It’s like cars of the 1950s: You are the crumple zone.

I’m all about the Weber swap.

Smashed the living shit out of the NP button.

According to Toyota, that’s by design. It can reportedly build six RAV4 Prime plug-in hybrids with the same number of materials it takes to build one bZ4X. And if we’re talking Priuses, that number rises to 90. Because of that, Toyota would rather focus on hybrids over EVs.

Hyundai and Kia.

I’m too used to older German cars I guess, because when I hear “touring” I expect to see a station wagon. This car as a wagon would rule. Can probably get one in Europe.

Nissan Rogue.

My girlfriend has a 2019 Honda Pilot and the 6-speed automatic transmission fucking sucks. Always hunting for a gear and is jerky going up hills or slight inclines. Totally ruins the car for me. Hopefully they fixed it for this model.

Oh my, the Ford is so much better looking. Like not even close.

Perfect for my 80's John Hughes-movie cosplay.

This is a bummer of a car. It’s too nice to restomod, and too crappy to enjoy as as-is. Stick it in a museum, I guess.

Sure, it looks cool. But all I can see is that “roll bar” limiting my getting a sheet of plywood or drywall in the bed. Maybe it’s just me, but that is my criteria of what makes a pickup useful or not.

I got spaghetti and meatballs on a date. Not a very good idea.

The first new car I will eventually buy.