Not knowing anything about these - $7k seems fair for a non-rusty trucklet that’s super unique in the US.

To be fair, they are best for hitting emergency vehicles if Tesla is making them.

Elmo is clearly on to his next distraction from pretending he cares about Tesla anymore. Maybe he’s figuring Tesla can survive without the credits and pickup some market share while others bow out of EVs. Or maybe he’s figuring he can manage to keep the credits for Tesla because they are special. Or maybe (and it…

All true. What I also got out of his statement is “it would be real real cool if the government gave us money to invest in renewables because even though we have a LOT of fucking money, and we’re going to invest in them anyway because that’s how we’re going to stay viable in 40 years, we really like it when the…

A dodge version (complete with SRT-4 trim) of the Jeep Renegade would have been great and probably made us forget about the Caliber. Slightly less boxy, and a little more street oriented (and by that I mean just painted fenders instead of black plastic).

1st Gear: No kidding. 

I recall when the Sienna took the crown of the #1 selling minivan. It was a big moment for Toyota, but if you looked behind the curtain you could see that Chrysler sold about 90% as many Caravans AND 90% as many T&Cs. Combined they were still the top dog. And then someone there presumably thought “hey, if we kill the…

I’m going to be optimistic and assume the dealer had a kid on the lot with spare time who gave this a really nice detail and not that they are trying to distract from any funny business.

Ignoring for a minute the wonderful job they’ve been doing recently of killing vehicles off before their replacements were ready and thus taking themselves out of buyers minds for entire segments....

My fault, I misunderstood.

I mean, it’s a good alternative to another M5, yes. But the at the price they are asking for that 2016, hard pass. A newer Cadillac would be a better alternative.

To be fair, Will Smith was using an aircraft that was specifically designed for the condition it was working in (earth’s atmosphere, gravity, etc), plus he presumably had some knowledge of the terrain he was working in. Poor alien had a lot working against him.

And KBB tends to be very aggressive on pricing for low mileage cars. Granted, some dealers do the same, but I just don’t understand who’d pay 80% more for a 20k miles car over a 70k mile car when they are both 5 years old.

Seems like a pretty basic recall. Obviously the worst case scenario of a lockup while driving is a big deal, and the volume of trucks is quite large, but I’d say you are probably still safe going with a Cheby (and insuring that the recall service was performed if it applies to the vehicle you are looking at).

Is it down to 6 million already? I thought JD said 30 million. Trump’s not even in office yet and he’s gotten rid of 24 million criminals and thugs!  Amazing!

When I was wandering my local dealer last year waiting for the service on my company car to be done I was scoping the lot. I’d say there were probably 20 on the front lot, but I wouldn’t doubt they had a big stock of base models and v6s hiding somewhere. Everything I saw was scat packs, hellcats, demons, etc. Even at…

Oh man, a brightly colored Challenger with a cream colored soft top. That just makes me want to pack an overnight bag and start driving to nowhere in particular.

I was shopping the more down to earth sportwagons when they were being killed off and getting big discounts. The manuals were surprisingly easy to find because they sat on the lots longer. I was really sure that a basic sportwagon with a stick for those bargain prices (I think something like $22-23k at the time) was…

For those of you that don’t remember the final days of the VW wagons, these were getting serious discounts. This clown probably paid this price for it new.

Impossible. Elon invented the electric car, and certainly electronic door latches.