It seems more like their attempt to market to relevant demographics which are increasingly becoming people who grew up with technology.

I am almost certain they are talking about the Chevy:

With the number of typos in the stories on this site, we could grant them a slightly larger Margin of Error, no?

I feel like this angle is the misleading one and the camera is very near or at the roof. There is nearly no way that in a normal seating position you will see over the center screen at this steep of an angle

I think your vocal switch from budlight to coors light should be more than enough.

Mid century GM. From the Technology Center to their cars and as far as being the era they perfected GM’s most prolific invention: planned obsolescence.

Isn’t China the largest buyer of EVs?

A HUMMER EV (which comes standard with forward collision alert with pedestrian detection) is no more dangerous in the situation that you described than any other brodozer (also none of these have any AEB standard).

I buy peanut butter for the sole purpose of PB&J midnight snacking. Ain’t no way I am buying crunch for that.

Somewhat OT, there is an iPhone widget called Formulify that shows a different radio quote every day.

Ah yes, you are right. I think that the guy who bought the trailblazer was talking about them making an I5 version of the same motor and over the past 18 years I melded those facts.

Agree, the first car I met with an I5 was the Trailblazer, definitely not a rare nor exotic car.

idk what you’re on about. It is Freddie. His clothing line is literally the Freddie Flintoff Collection. People are so weird about gendering things, but good on you for the confidence in thinking you are the only person to know how to spell his name, even more so than himself, his business, his employer and countless …

held to a standard to which most would not hold their politicians to.

I wonder how Houston Hobby would fare if they didn’t call it “regional” (even though it has international flights), with it being the only 5 Star airport in North America

except that is not how GAAP works.

I only came here to ensure DR3's wine were on the list, was not disappointed. Now we just need to get Total Wine & More to carry his Ric Red.

Yeah, the Challenger is doing so well in NASCAR...

Somehow this rabbit hole response got posted to the main article and not this thread, so now it is both.

The Challenger SRT Demon 170 is the first factory production car to run the quarter-mile under nine seconds with a National Hot Rod Association (NHRA)-certified 8.91-second ET at 151.17 mph.