The 2nd-gen Fusion. This unmistakable, gaping maw of a grille was suddenly everywhere in the mid-10's.

Eh, the publicity is fine. Now that I know about it, it will just help me identify racists when I hear them playing it or singling along with the lyrics.

Looked kinda interesting until I hit the cheap-ass shaky/twitchy cuts at 1:35. Nah.

It’s a great selling point if they ever put it on the market, though.

How about Subaru’s weird, lackluster attempt at copying Lexus?

They all have something the United States doesn’t: functioning governments capable of intervening when the market fails to deliver desired outcomes.

Yeah, it doesn’t seem like like a good idea if the audience thinks, “hmmm, maybe those fascists were right...”

So... does anyone else have a problem with the overall theme of “immigrants are literally replacing us?” This whole story line seems like something Richard Spencer could nod his head along to and say, “See, Marvel gets it!” It just seems weird that a show with a central premise that runs so closely to neo-nazi…

Don’t forget his Mason lawn tractor, arguably at least as important and special to him as the truck.

Okay, but how many innocent drivers have been identified and targeted by this system?

Yeah, but it’s a half-serious attempt at entering the EV market that seems more like a compliance car than anything else.

Looks kind of like a brewing tank.

F*ck that f*cking bird.

“Dimensional gateway”? I assume the premise will be these characters getting magically transported to the present day/time/universe. A reverse comedic isekai for the American audience.

...protecting him and his stunt performer.

Nobody outside of the top brass of Tesla and the other manufacturers seems to know what sort of deals have been made, though. And I find it difficult to believe that Tesla would compromise their exclusive access to the supercharger network - arguably the single biggest selling point of their vehicles - without…

Nope, 100% Brockport.

Lockport (where the tour boat capsized) is about 50 miles away from Brockport (where the picture of the lift bridge is from). Aside from them both being places on the Eerie Canal in NY, they’re not really related. You should probably swap in a photo of Lockport Cave.

Cool story, terrible video.

It looks like the door itself extends past the paint line, all the way back to the rear fender cladding.