Is this some kind of joke that was made with Doug Demuro during his exit interview along the lines of “Later guys, I won’t be doing any more articles for you anymore” only to be turned into “Doug Demuro, reporting live from a land barge on the river asphalt”?

Do not cheap out on the little pine tree air freshener. Your car will be super stinky if you do.

If it’s a 48V or HV system, then I think that counts as a hybrid. If it’s just a super needy 12V system, then it’s not a hybrid.

That’s because it is. That’s the real news here. This might be a hybrid system.

Belt starter generator systems are typically light hybrid systems. Why is that not the news?

They were the first against the wall when the revolution came...

Elio TBD-mobile

Which is a totally different burn Than you get from buying a Lamborghini or Ferrari

You are correct.

Because diesel doesn’t require a spark plug, right?

Soo saint marie. As a non native Michigander, it still blows my mind.

And to jump on the NPR bandwagon there, on point is a winner that has a shelf life several weeks after the shows first air.

I had a sarcastic comment to make when I saw the title, referencing a recent Tom article... blah, blah, blah, too bad it’s got 67 miles on it now, that’s really high for a Corvette... blah, blah, blah, it’s the fastest Corvette to run Pikes Peak because all of the others are still in garages...

I’d say quality control, but comparing the worst of American car quality to British car quality is a losing proposition for everyone.

It doesn’t look like a Buick.

I’ll concede for the abarth. That is the only acceptable FIAT.

So this guy decided that his decision was to have Safety alerts or drive a FIAT? And he chose the FIAT?

I was really impressed when I though this was about a Subaru flexing.

Is that because just like a Mustang at cars and coffee, Donald is super pumped to crash into some innocent bystanders?

What happened to that VW that was given away last year. Any updates?