Yes. This type of display is still called heads-up. Here’s how it looks on my Mazda3:

I don’t know if they’re anywhere near Utica, but this AWD Taurus looks like a steal at $1,600. Should be comfy for the commute.

Slide 9 is a Gen 1 Aurora, not the Gen 2 mentioned in the comment. The Gen 1 had a relatively flat dashboard and was comfortable all around.

Sheesh, I knew Cybertruck represented a pessimistic view of the future (vs. the optimism of other Teslas), but damn.

The etched roundels in the rear window are a reference to the M1:

The Ultimate Dogging Machine

Itty bitty cc committee!

I agree with #4 unironically.

Ya gotta get Giardiniera on yer 500, an’ tell em’ ya want yers dipped!

Burstwell LeaQ-E QV

Do 19% of consumers think the Prius is an EV? Ironic that people think Toyota is the EV innovator and Chevy is lagging, instead of the opposite.

Agreed, as long as there are still physical stores. This is too much for me, but I don’t want a fully online experience for something as expensive as a car.

The expensive car is some Mercedes-ass looking shit.

Who says German luxury cars have no sole?

Psychedelic harlequin. I dig it.

We need MORE foolishness! EV drivetrains are going to move towards the one-size-fits-all skateboard that means different cars in the same category will have the same performance and range. Let’s start making crazier bodies to slap on those skateboards!

I was going to comment on the pic, I can’t imagine sharing a pic of a park job like that. Have some pride!

South Africa, maybe? Not Australia, wrong side and wrong brand (RIP Holden).

Neeeum White also wins for best name. Neeeum!

No joke. A Sienna version of these would sell out instantly.