I wonder if GM can claim they already own that nomenclature because of the EV-1. 

Every quarter my publicly traded company does an earnings call.

Thats how Kansas felt for me driving back from Denver when I flew up to buy my Cherokee. I70 feels like it takes way longer than it should to get to I35

I had a similar issue to the first question years back, when buying an 03 Mustang GT. I wanted Dark Shadow Grey. Found a GT Premium in DSG, test drove it, loved it, went inside.

Of course it happened in Scotland.

Definitely gonna try this. Might get crazy and try for two eggs in one ramekin.

C’s earn degrees.

Explains why its so delicious 

Uber and Lyft don’t own the assets that make them money though, so their cost to stay afloat is pretty low.  The drivers on the other hand... 

I’ve only had it in airports since there isn’t a Wendys close enough to me to be worth going to for breakfast (seriously I want something as fast as possible if I’m not cooking myself) but its pretty decent. 

I honestly kind of want to get another one because they’re so cheap now

my first thought

Man it would suck to re-route all your wiring for that. 

If you think 160 was scary in that, try 140 in a New Edge era Mustang GT.  I’ve eaten overcooked pasta with more rigidity 

Were  you talking to me? 

Tony Roma huh?  So these cars are gonna be ribbed? 

GMC would take issue with it being too close to Canyon. 

I know it was a trim on the full size Cherokees as well (same as the Wagoneer, just downmarket) 

Weird that I can reply on this article but not post my own comment. Only problem with Laredo is now they’re renaming a trim level on the Grand too.

How many times does it say Shelby on it though?  Thats what you’re really paying for.