Most EVs are super fast off of the line but my turbo’d Subaru feels so much faster cause it’s so tricked out with suspension and hearing the turbo and engine scream just adds to it.

I don’t want four doors, I *want* the longer bed, but it’s criminally stupid to lose the jump seats. You need SOMEWHERE to stow groceries out of the rain, and having at least some space behind the front seats— ideally accessible by suicide doors— makes just too much sense.

Honda has had a semi-similar push/pull situation for its gear selector for years now. I don’t really see why this is controversial?

I was thinking regular gondola based on the terrain (per google maps).

2021 Caterham Super Seven.

I can only ever see that scene from The Matrix where Agent Smith seals up Neo’s mouth when I look at the Model 3 front end.

It’s been working long enough.

Simple yet sophisticated, just right size-wise and it doesn’t hurt that it’s attached to a good looking wagon

Although you’re not wrong, the effect of the change in unsprung weight in a vehicle of this type and size is negligible. If we were talking about a performance vehicle, then I’d be right there with you, but for a large truck or commercial vehicle, the change in suspension dynamics wouldn’t matter.

What DOES matter is…

That may have been the case but the German brands are trying their hardest to get away from any sort of elegance they used to have. They are still popular because name recognition. I also have to give them credit for being better at attention to smaller details in terms of gaps and things not rattling, or window tint…

Bernhard Gothic is your huckleberry.

If we boycott the questions he won’t have content to put in a slideshow. That’s the way to speak to them. 

To me the obvious answer is for Volkswagen to bring back the Beetle as an EV, but this time as an entry-level model instead of as purely a nostalgic trip for Boomers and Boomer wannabes.

Why answer so Mr. Hodge can turn it into a slideshow of AOTD

same lol

That thing is gonna Toppola over if you aren’t careful in the corners...

This is the most top-gear-ass thing I’ve ever seen, doubly so with the trailer made of the back of a second car.

I personally like to click on a thing exactly one time so you won’t see slideshows from me unless I get yelled at for not doing it.

Look how great this worked without damned slideshow.

Seriously, no more of that crap.

The Tesla camping in the left lane immediately removes all credibility they had.