Maybe the knife was a built-in “Easter Egg” from the company that made the gaming laptop? Like it’s a “special ops” edition or something. I can’t tell how the knife is attached, but it looks like a real PITA to get the thing out. 

22 combined is good mpg?

Will this be like sitting on the ground?

Dayum, who peed in your cheerios this morning?

“If you have even just 2 kids, a Prius isn’t likely a great fit for you as a primary vehicle.”

“Which part of it looks good to you?”

Agreed, the requirements were vast, especially considering a narrow body, and right hand drive versions. Job well done, other than that massive windscreen which I would guess must cost $2000 to replace.

The Prime is definitely the killer one to get. Surprised that the upgrade to AWD was only $1,400 so maybe they’ll also be reasonable about what the Prime cost will be

His voice is a big annoying, but far worse is how many words he uses to convey simple concepts.

Honestly, I would love to see this to be the local delivery mail truck,

Port Authority police should deploy officers to hand out tickets to vehicles hiding their plates. Just station them at the Manhattan portals in teams of two to read the registration, print the ticket, and hand them to the drivers. The rest of us are paying for these free trips, just like the rest of us paying for the…

Doug’s is a voice best suited to silent film. 

I can never manage to get far in his videos. That voice is simply too annoying

About 70 years too late for Sonny Corleone.

I have always loved built for a purpose vehicles. This thing has one job for one customer and it is optimized for it. I love it.

This is nuts. Someone needs to be sacked.

Have you seen all the repeater hacks to ping your keyless fob from 100' away inside your house so punks can drive off with your vehicle? It’s a $35 box from china. I’ll take that physical ignition key thank you very much.

No, you re-read pal.

That's a lot of $$, which exceeds my tolerance for car payments and makes a full sized 1/2 ton more sensible 

I think they’ll go the route they do with the Silverado and the 6.2: recommend 91 but not require it. Having this thing run premium fuel only would turn off too many buyers, especially fleet.