The flipper is now going to have to keep his car because by the time his replacement arrives, they won’t be that special anymore

Didn’t you already post this article? good job Jalopnik

They wanted something between the Traverse and Equinox/Terrain. So they made the Acadia smaller for those people, but then stepped on their own toes by releasing the Blazer (which only had two rows instead of 3 but was the same size). They should have just made a GMC version of the Blazer/XT5 to fill that space

The Traverse didn’t get smaller, just the Acadia

fair

Both of those pictures are the outgoing design. Not sure if you were just showing two different colors, or trying to show a before and after together

There are many more places without snow chain requirements than there are with. So that’s a concern for very few of us

I see BMW is paying Jalopnik to do market research now

The first 4 comments on the list are GM vehicles, which makes me sad being a GM guy.

Looking up the price, I wanted to say this was too expensive, but at anywhere from $37k - $50k depending on how it’s optioned, it actually seem competitive compared to the rest of the offerings across the market

Maybe this doesn’t look good, but the factory coupe version sure does

GM made a coupe version that was essentially a shooting brake already. Or a fastback. whatever you want to call it

Your list says Evo VII and IX. That’s 7 and 9. Not 8 and 9.

I tell people I’m taking a loss anytime I sell something as well. It’s not true, but that makes the buyer feel better about their purchase

Only reason I could buy that Ford should reimburse him is because it was stolen from the plant, not a dealership. So Ford got an insurance payout on the vehicle, and now that the police have taken the vehicle for investigation, the car is paid for and probably going back to Ford since it never had an owner. So Ford…

Only reason I could buy that Ford should reimburse him is because it was stolen from the plant, not a dealership. So Ford got an insurance payout on the vehicle, and now that the police have taken the vehicle for investigation, the car is paid for and probably going back to Ford since it never had an owner. So Ford…

Bronco Sport

Essentially the Blazer competitor. A larger 2 row CUV.

gmt800. It’s also the perfect car for rich people too

Driving GMT800's. I’ve spent maybe $500 on repairs in the last 8 years