I don’t really want to kill the 4-series as much as I want to end the naked mole rat front end. The 4 is probably the most egregious in the grill to car ratio and it just needs to stop.

Not a manual and has too many digits in the price.  I think we are at about a $7500 for this even in top shape.

My uncle has an Austin-Healey Bug-Eyed Sprite. It is truly matchbox size. You can reach your hand over the door and touch the ground.

Must be very small people if they are driving matchbox cars.

Ute is just what they call younger people in South Jersey.

Parts for the drivetrain shouldn’t be that bad as the M30 came in just about everything and was around for 27 years.  The manual trans that’s in this was also pretty ubiquitous.  Interior bits will probably be a bit more difficult but they did produce enough 7-series that you should be able to source them.  I went NP…

Nikola made a truck that could only dry coast.

Nikola built a truck that could only dry coast.

With a nicer interior.  Also both the Prius and this come in AWD which is pretty cool.

I looked around to see what other El Camino’s were selling for and believe it or not this is actually a pretty reasonable price.  Drive as is or LS swap it and it’d be a perfect cruiser.  NP

There’s also a story about him throwing a geisha from a 3rd story window that would need to be in the movie.

See, you get it.

That could be Cadillac, and they’ve tried especially with recent EV models but it still doesn’t seem like GM can reach buyers of the upper luxury vehicles.

Right, I’m reading it more as the dealers knowing their customers instead of “betting on the failure of EV’s”. A dealer can’t strong arm their customers into EV’s and its not a failure of the dealer to respond to customer preference.  Also, they literally do not sell a single EV yet.

Totally agree, they barely made it out of the blood bath that was the GM purge of the 2000's.  I am still surprised they held onto Buick instead of Pontiac or Saturn.

You’re supposed to use a laundry mat.  That’s why it is called laundering.

“They may be betting on the failure of EVs, but that’s a bet against an entire industry and its regulatory apparatus. Not a bet I’d make”

Soichiro Honda- because he was a drunk maniac.

Sure, probably a step down transformer or two to get the power down from 1.21 gigawatts to something more usable.

Nice Office Space reference there