That’s fine until your beta vehicle crashes into mine.  Or hits a pedestrian.  

Why spend $15,000 on something that doesn’t work as advertised?

My biggest gripe doesn’t really have to do with this truck.

When teenagers (or anyone else for that matter) learns to drive, it should be on a manual transmission vehicle. Drive that for a year, then you get an auto.

Any car can be driven in the snow provided the driver is competent and driving in said snow.

Tom Brady got a CTS-V after being named MVP.  2004 or 2005?  I’m not sure which year.

Sounds like we need to raise taxes and do away with most traffic stops.

Don’t forget to wear your tinfoil hat.

I used to think the EVs were the future. I’m starting to have second thoughts.

That is the dumbest thing I’ve heard in a long time. Berry Hill is in the middle of nowhere and have voted for conservatives forever. They need the jobs there.

If there were more white people living in DC, you can bet that DC would have voting representation in Congress.

EVs are the future. Write all the bills you want and waste all the time you like, but the fact remains that EVs are the future of personal transport.

I don’t get it. Selling used cars can’t be this difficult.

Any “luxury” suv is a waste. Too big, too heavy...how many people need luxury seating for 8 on a regular basis?

It’s trying to look like a race car but does it in all the wrong ways.

Fuel cells are great. No more range anxiety, lighter than a battery, etc.

Whatever was driving, pulling into the left lane and then coming to a not slow stop will cause an accident.

Yeah, and so much more power.

I’m with you on this one but Jimjamjojo is right. Until the legal landscape changes, for is stuck with dealership.

Sorry, Nascar is the wrong example to follow.