An STI engine swap would, of course, be neat but I’m just happy with the blue lighting if I’m honest.

Yes, on the Mazda 6 since 2014. As I stated in the article. 

Segways have always had two wheels. 

IDK, if you ride a cool motorcycle and drive cool old cars, you might actually just be a cool person and not a poser at all.

Very impressed by the fact that they didn’t take a short cut and just rebadge a Palisade, like GM or Volkswagen would’ve done.

The article presupposes it’s for emissions. But what specifically do they do to help meet emissions requirements?

*Grammar

Cool

I actually think Rivian’s concepts are pretty attractive as far as the plug-in-electric space is concerned.

That’s awesome. What’s not awesome is the new layout. I know you probably had nothing to do with it... but... it’s bad.

Full size, 3 row crossovers are more expensive than other, smaller cars, news at 11...

I’m not sure why you would pick a Hyundai or a Mazda over a Toyota, especially a Mazda, considering the interior space and poor resale value of the CX-9.

So, who ever is currently in charge of Chevrolet’s design team (I suspect Michael bay) needs to be fired and has no business doing this.

Congrats on the most stupid post on Jalopnik today.

Now I’m questioning if you actually speak English or if you’re just good at faking it. The very first sentence in the story says:

They’re automating most things, putting them on the steering wheel, and implementing voice controls. This along with built in active safety features means this isn’t as big of an issue as you’re making it out to be, just because you don’t like the trend. 

It’s getting old. There’s no novelty left in that joke. Yes, it’s a BMW. And it wouldn’t exist any other way. Get used to cobranded sports cars, because it's the only way they make financial sense to produce 

my issue on this article is that the author says $60k = $3700 take home. LOL. maybe if you don’t have insurance or contribute to retirement. 

Chonk-E