“...women seeking family adventures to balance the stress of their overprogrammed lives.”

I’ve been to the Formula E race in NYC twice. Brooklyn, and adjacent Manhattan, are full of stuff to do.  Although the track is less than inspiring, the racing is usually good.  Still...it’s just Formula E.  

I’ve got an original CTS V (2005). GM was on the right track with that car and it seems like they have just kept refining it.

I totally agree. What will happen when a Chinese made car get hit with a %35 tariff to deal with CCP subsidies.

I’m not sure any bad guys will be afraid of a robot dog walking the perimeter of the factory.

This kind of crap is exactly the reason that my next car will likely be from Tesla.

The real secret to Germany’s driving situation is the driving etiquette.  I drove around Germany for 2 weeks and never ran into a$$hole driver.  Maybe I just lucky.

Is the balance good for a CUV?

Sounds like a great off road vehicle.  Unfortunately, it will be treated as a lifestyle vehicle.  90% will never be taken off road.  

15% of F1 drivers are pay drivers.  Maybe the budget cap can help eliminate that and make way for more talented drivers.

If that passes, I’ll use it to buy an EV.

Any news on a new STi?

How soon before trucks become autonomous?  Seems like “truck driver” is a job that may not exist in the future.  I wonder how the Teamsters feel about that.

I’m up for the ID Buzz.  You know, the electric VW bus.  But I’ll take mine painted like the Mystery Machine from Scooby Doo.

The cost of EVs is a scale thing.  The more you make, the cheaper each unit is.  OEMs are not making enough EVs to see that savings. 

It’s just a matter of time before he does something that he can’t sweep under the rug.

This looks great but they need to make a version that is a regular saloon/sedan.  Crossovers suck...you don’t extra ground clearance.  No one is going off road and there are no oils to change!

Might it help to have an American OEM involved?

What other GM product will have the engine from this vette?

Showing the car is fine. But the context is important.