I think the problem here is that you can’t actually market this thing to people who don’t know about cars. There’s no wool-pulling. It’s not like the Urus (I finally have an excuse to drive a Lambo!) or some heritage-laden tweedmobile (Careful with the Jag, darling).

Lots of car names became famous to normies for…

Want to talk about shitty F1 trophy? You really want to go there?

Chevrolet will continue to dominate the Premier League

And yet...

No worries, the average Corvette buyer’s cataracts make the GM visibility problem moot. 

It’s always the same story isn’t it? They were “innocently” looking through their partner’s history, looking for evidence of... something, anything. Because they either have a “good” reason to suspect something, or have a hard time believing that anyone could not have some illicit something in there.

Possibly a more pressing question: what are you doing snooping on your partner's phone?

To be fair....its much more attractive than the Model 3.

Oh, I was totally on your side until you said you needed to go and grab your other bag. If you’re going to get up immediately and get your stuff without following the general front to back etiquette, you better make sure you have everything so you can just go and avoid the angry looks.

Disappointing, but not surprising.

300 is not a “one off”. Still a production vehicle.

Is 6 seconds bigger than this gap?

2019 Mazda MX-5 Miata top speed: 135 MPH = $222.22 per MPH

Calling this a hybrid is like calling yourself a vegetarian even though you eat Five Guys once a month.

What the everliving fuck is this shit.

It's an easy shot to criticize these people, but who amongst us, if we’re being honest with ourselves, wouldn’t fly private rather than commercial if we had the option? The onus is on the aircraft industry to come up with fuel efficient (or electric) planes.

It is identical to the evoque convertible.

I’m surprised it doesn’t look more like this:

For the time being, you actually can. Assuming this is protected NLRA Section 7 activity (which is very debatable but still a color able argument), Purple Communications, Inc., 361 NLRB 1050 (2014), held that employees who have been granted access to work electronic communication methods (mainly e-mail, but Slack…