The cavalier wasn’t a great car by any measure, but was it really a “bad” car? They rusted away remarkably quick, and the I’ve never been in one that didn’t sound like the suspension was going to fall out, but they always started, ran, and drove. Seemed like you couldn’t kill the things

The Echo and it’s not even close

why would they build a two door and a four door vehicle and call it the same thing? They had massive success for close to 15 years with the charger and challenger. They’re “the same car” essentially, but two different vehicles built on the same platform. They’ll just have different names. Adding tooling for another…

One person had to be the pinecone and hit nice price. ONE PERSON.

They’re looking for a used car anyways, so that doesn’t matter

Doesn’t want RWD, didn’t say anything about 4WD. Kodiak is always the answer

What are you talking about? Most vehicles share platforms with other vehicles, just with different bodies/lengths/options, Pickup trucks, CUVs, and cars alike. Why would this platform be any different? It would actually make less sense to just build one vehicle, when you could maximize profits and build options for…

Nissans with 8year/22% loans

As someone that’s never particularly liked the Charger or Challenger, I’ll say, it will be a sad day for enthusiasts when these are gone

Completely agree with you on the iPad dash. When did we start thinking that infotainment systems and user interfaces that aren’t integrated were futuristic or desirable?

I swear I’ve read articles of this same headline from this same site for the last 4+ years

you’re right, David Tracy definitely wouldn’t travel great distances to get a jeep...

As a singleton with no kids that drives a Suburban, I have hobbies

yet

Okay, well until they do that, they’re still a car company.

If your highways have stop lights, assume it doesn’t work there at all at the moment

You’re right, they’re really more of a lifestyle brand

going to make*. They haven’t delivered any, so you can’t count them towards sales

Announced. Meaning they’ve sold and delivered zero SUVs

which isn’t out yet.