Yes. You should always be called on your lame hot takez.

Why not both sides?

Toyota casually admitting they could have put a turbo in this car all along...

As much as I want to say these people got what they deserved, I know that at least some of them were just doing whatever they could to earn a buck.

“We need more space (us, kid, dog, and assorted life type stuff), want something that is FUN to drive, and has the ability to tow.”

One of my HS classmates owned a Plymouth TrailDuster, which was a badge engineered Dodge Ramcharger and Plymouth’s only ever SUV.

Suzuki Samurai/Jimny. Doesn’t even have to offer many upgrades, just bring it back to America.

Poor Financial Planning Totally Screws Man Over, And He’s Not The Only One

There, I fixed it.

the ultimate electric luxury muscle crossover

Yep, similar build materials for sure. But one looks like it was designed as well as they could. The other, I don’t even know if we can call it designed. Looks more like they just made it as they went and when they got to the end, called it good enough.

From X: That belongs to Dr. Unruh in castle rock CO. He’s the original owner and according to the autozone employees, he does some of his own maintenance on it. Drives it everywhere.

The Honest Ad About Vipers (I’m sure you’ve read it)

With these, it isn’t so much mechanical breakdown, but rather the probability of wrapping them around a tree. 

Verstappen needs some bitchslappen.

Y’all keep asking, but the answer is obvious:

It just seems to me like, the police could end this quickly. When there is a crime (and we get grainy surveillance videos), the public is asked to identify a certain car or suspect. In this case, they not only have both (on non-grainy video to boot), but they have licence plate info as well. This could be shut down,…

Yeah the dimensions weren’t in the materials that were given out under embargo. I just updated the story with a graf about the size and how it compares to Rivian/Tahoe/Lightning

Tesla recently released an updated version of the software called Actually Smart Summon or ASS

This is standard industry practice. Every new car review you’ve read happens this way, only we disclose it up front.

In my experience the only journalist I’ve seen on a press trip who paid for airfare and lodging was WSJ. We don’t have WSJ money, so we accept Audi’s invitation and disclose it up front.

I didn’t love…

Dude paid like $200k more than it was worth and then has only paid off $80k in 3 years? This is either fake or just hilariously bad.