You may not be familiar with Ohioans and how they feel about car plant closings.

Everyone here seems to think the Telluride is a great-looking SUV. Maybe I’m just old school, but the Pallisade actually seems to be easier on the eyes.

Nice Chevy-style taillamps, I’m sure Mercedes will conquer Traverse buyers by the taillights alone.

Sorry, but Mr. Marchionne passed away a few months back. If he’s still in the front office, it’s news to me.

Fiat Toro... FCA already sells this in South America, it’s based on the Cherokee, and I want one. Bring it on!

The only way this van could be any uglier is if it had a Chevy badge on it. CP

Dear Cadillac,

Chrysler Auto Renault... CAR for short.

We leased a Nissan Rogue Sport and so wound up with my our keyless ignition car. Had it about a week and we drove to see family in another state.

Who came up with this naming scheme at Volkswagen? Ugh. Yet another name we all have to struggle to pronounce and remember.

Not sure about that price now, as that lousy photo of the tonneau cover shows all of that black smoke in the trees. Engine trouble? Weather phenomenon? Don’t want us to recognize your neighborhood? Questions, questions...

Levorg? Japanese car names are almost always weird.

A Chery called Nova. Chery Nova? I was afraid it was getting to this.

Hellcat.

The American-made car buying experience is just awful, coming from someone who’s worked in auto sales.

Bring on the Tarok. But please, no more weird names, Volkswagen! Like Touareg, Eos, Vanagon, Routan...

I’ve wanted a Ram pickup based on the Jeep Cherokee. They sell it in South America, called the Fiat Toro. Please build it and sell it here.

The elephant in the room is that everyone wants 40-year-old nameplates to be (nearly) identical to their ancestors.

Wonder if this has anything to do with it? https://indianautosblog.com/ford-mahindra-sign-agreement-co-developed-c-suvs-p317052

This is what you get when you steal away all of the designers from European auto manufacturers.