It also has a dog who GETS IN THE FUCKING WAY EVERY TIME YOU GET IN A VEHICLE, and only 1 (and a half) petting animations.

But, but, but the Jalopnik commentariat said that Crossover drivers didn’t care about speed and horsepower numbers?????????????????????????????????

Konishi also added that the engine and shift speeds have been synchronized

If it’s got that same doggy 140 HP engine, they can keep the shit.

Yes, that’s exactly what I’m pointing out. The author portrayed this as a very “weird” and “strange” move, when it’s exactly anything but either of those things. Momentum wins out a lot of the time, and especially when we’re talking the advent of technology. Look at Blu-Ray and HD-DVD, or USB C and Lightning, hell -…

wowo so meta wow amazing wow

Somewhere, Jenna Fischer just got even thirstier.

Uh, yeah, I’m gonna go out on a limb and say the first model year of the first car to get it isn’t going to “Make Or Break” a technology that’s been 20 years in development. Not by a longshot. Hell, it’s not likely to even be a solid indicator of the future of the technology.

Yeah, it can be pretty sloppy. Not nearly as bad as the lites, but still pretty bad. However, when it’s good, it’s really good.

yeah man nobody who wants a crossover looks at power or speed

Is that enough? Should I keep going?

I think the problem is that they don’t have competitive deals atm. Hopefully, they’ll fix that before they shut down production and maybe get even a lil bit of scarcity going, just to bring those Honda Accord folks back, and they’re still out there, believe it.

Last time I watched this series in the rain, people were stuffing the cars allll over Canadian Tire, and somebody missed slamming into bare concrete by thismuch coming out of Moss

Indeed who could know how standardized technologies start? That stuff just happens by magic, far as I can tell.

I honestly do not believe that Bentley and Cadillac are competitors in any way.

I honestly doubt it. You watch this attack vector be some low-tech shit that was patched 3-7 years ago. You just watch.

That’s not really a viable solution.

Just like your house, no computer is 100 percent secure.

Am I the only one who thinks this “twist” is incredibly predictable and washed? Literally fighting is cool though, that I cannot deny.

Then as a fan of history, you’ll know that comparing the American revolution and an (entirely thoretical) uprising in this century is comparing apples to Apple.