I’m guessing you are in RVA as I’ve also seen the black CT.

Every car is a race car if you DGAF.

They dropped the V6 and now the Camry is hybird I4 only.  No more race Camrys.

The back of this car looks like the front of a BMW

2008 Caliber SRT-4. I was going to say Neon but it was at least an ok car before being SRT’d. The Caliber is absolutely a bad car before SRT got their hands on it. This thing did 0-60 in under 6 seconds and pulled .84g’s on the skid pad. It could beat a lot of much more expensive cars around a track and really didn’t…

Kind of the same for the Typhoon/Cyclone.

The ND came out in 2015 in the US and hasn’t really changed much since the big 2018 upgrade (it now makes 1998 Integra GS-R numbers!).  I think it is time for a full new model.

I don’t really think Nissan can afford the Z to be honest.

If you have a hole on your property you have to cover it. That’s the law. It really doesn’t matter where it is or if you consider it “remote”-which is a vague and not legal term. Was there any signage indicating there was a hole there? Was there any no trespassing signs indicating that section of the property was off…

I know this dude wasn’t an employee but what the hell is the company doing with an uncovered 8' hole.  Like the fact that you can’t leave a hole uncovered should be obvious.  There are also pretty clear OSHA regulations about it:

I don’t know I wouldn’t call a 6 month trend in stock price of -21.36% “doing well”.

Weirdly enough the buildup of inventory might help them as there is about to be some serious supply chain problems due to dock worker strikes.  Similar to how Toyota came out on top of the chip shortage.

I don’t know the Mustang Mach-E sells pretty well and the F150 Lighting sells much better than GM’s offerings in the very limited EV truck segment. The Ford E-transit is pretty much the only EV van and they moved over 6,000 units of that this year which is more than I thought. So I wouldn’t say Ford got caught flat foo…

In the first paragraph the “U.S.” is used in two different ways making it confusing to the reader.  The initial cost of $2 billion for EV tax credits is talking about the U.S. federal government.  The $820 billion quoted in the embedded link is more of a direct cost to U.S. citizens.  It also was kind of a sketchy…

Wait until you hear about the metric system in the U.S.

That’s fair. They do get terrible gas mileage. The charms are they are 1. bulletproof reliable 2. cheap/easy to work on 3. Hold their value exceedingly well. 4. great off road 5. that back window!

What if they made some alliance with other manufacturers that weren’t doing well, maybe Renault and Mitsubishi for example?

Hmm, have you heard of the 5th gen 4Runner? It is like your old 4Runner in every way just new and, depending on your definition of ancient, possibly the same car.

“Other updates the Cybertruck’s FSD system gets are:

The Dodge Rampage is wayyy uglier than several of these: