Not even executive compensation for a merger. This is how executive compensation works full stop. 

Great. Now I’ll have their crappy bloat ware in my (non-GM) cars too. Which will also raise the price of my car, because dev team hours integrating and testing all of this aren’t going to be free.

These are the same geniuses that brought you the cue infotainment platform.

This really seems like a dealership PR stunt than something manufacture sanctioned. Because floating around in an electric scooter totally fits the Benz target demographic.

Why do you hate your audience?

Best guess would be a malfunction in the morgue’s freezer. Just poor decision making, poor communication afterwards.

1990’s Toyota Camry.

Yes, and large vehicles are more dangerous for pedestrians, joggers, the elderly, and protesters too. I certainly hope my taxpayer dollars weren’t wasted to confirm basic high school physics.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinkel_Kabine

I hate to break this to you, but uh, that blue grey Jeep color? That’s nothing special. Literally every manufacturer has some variant of the blue grey right now. See it on Toyotas, Fords, Subarus. Jeep has some special colors. That isn’t one of them.

Do you trust your local jurisdiction to enforce this equitably? Because boy, I can see this being used selectively in my hometown.

One other highlight is lockers standard on the Willys (lower trim) models. No longer is that gate kept at the Rubicon or higher trims.

Not really a loophole if it is the common interpretation.

Still can’t believe this issue was discovered only after four million vehicles had been produced. That’s like GM levels of shared parts lineage.

That first image is photoshopped, right? Looks like a poster for an upcoming horror movie.

Here’s a crazy idea. Keep the Ford Ranger, and pocket the money selling the others. The hauling requirement is more of a need and more definable than “fun to drive”. Otherwise just keep the Miata.

Is this final final, or Dodge Durango Hellcat final?

When you were a kid? That car is just over ten years old. zllennialpinions.

Lots of factors. Climate, usage frequency, charging frequency, weather batteries were run until deletion versus ones constantly topped off, battery programming, design, and structure, battery load. Goes on and on.

Seriously? No Ford Bronco?