would make a great first car for someone

Rear end of the leaf springs are visible like that on each side. I assume that’s due to the lowering blocks mentioned. Doubtful that both sides would have failed in the same manner.

I was on the fence until I saw the duct-taped windshield. And after I voted CP, I noticed there are no wipers. What else is missing? I don’t know how hard it would be to source parts for this, but I have a feeling the buyer will find out.

Why don’t people understand this.. TAKE THE CRAP OUT OF YOUR BACK SEAT WHEN YOU PHOTOGRAPH IT FOR SALE!

Neutral: Redlights

It looks like a Jeep because it literally has been produced under license from Willys since 1947.

It just suddenly occurred to me is that what we are looking at is a leak of the new Bronco. I didn’t recognize it with it’s top off.

I think this all comes down to ‘there is no such thing as bad publicity’. If FCA didn’t sue Mahindra, less people would have heard of the Roxor. So far the only cost to Mahindra is for some lawyers. The FJ40-ish grill is to get Toyota to sue them next. I bet after that, they’ll do a Land Rover grill.

I know this will mostly be all jokes in the comments, but as someone who both works in, and lives close to Detroit, every article like this just creeps that doubt back into my mind that Detroit will never make it.  So many good things have happened in this city in the last few years, but shit like this and the murders…

How’s Michigan doing against Kentucky?   Last I read there was two C8s in the impound lot there.

Did he forget Elon is an African American?

PROTECT THE JOB CREATORS!

Trump will probably win 2020 again because of articles like these. No substance but it mentioned him a good 15 or so times. Very entertaining. GG.

I thought it was common knowledge that Edison didn’t invent the lightbulb, just came up with a better filament. 

Given the proximity of the Super Bowl, it’s probably some “faked death” brand stuff gimmick. Either that, or the Friends of Mr Peanut are going to go back in time, gather the Five Primordial Peanut Seeds from throughout history, and then use the power of the Peanut Cane to resurrect him in the final ad.

God, what I’d give to have sit in on this marketing agency meeting. I want so bad to meet the guy who first said “...what if we killed him?”.

Nissan are for people who look at a GM but want Japanese. Except GM can, at least, build a decent truck.

To be fair, you’d be pretty pissed too if you had to hang around Nissan’s current product lineup all day.

So Bloomberg wants to make the entire transportation sector battery operated, but also wants to cut emissions from the power sector.

It lacks traditional controls like pedals and a steering wheel, freeing up room for commuters who will share rides.