I think this strategy would work best if Cadillac went away for a couple of years and came back with an EV lineup. Mixing them in with what they have now, ehhhhhhhh

Seems familiar but different 

Que everyone saying how dumb this is because of their biases, anecdotes, and contrary data on LONG TERM quality.

I think this highlights the need for a modern cheap mid/rear engine car. The number of oddities the Fiero is transformed into is endlessly entertaining, but 30 years from now, what’s there going to be to do similar projects? Smart cars?

Detroit has the best car culture. This is a hill I’m willing to die on.

A/C condensers will need a grille or scoop of some sort for years to come

Ferrari knows they don’t have to try. They can sell anything by putting their badge/name on it.

The article is referring to all cars on the road not new cars sold. Considering the average age of a car on the road is about 12 years, 20 years or more isn’t unreasonable for the average person to enter the electric vehicle market

This doesn't really surprise me considering how well they "hide" the fact they use Android as their infotainment OS. 

Nope, I think Nissan’s CVT is the worst on the market and it deserves its fate. 

Yeeeeesh, they really cribbed Infiniti with that interior...

They're both over 30 years old at this point, the differences aren't as great as when they were new, especially if you're used to modern vehicles. 

I think it may be best for Mitsubishi to merge with Nissan and be used as the commercial vehicle brand. 

Bikes mannn

If the Camry is anything to go by, I'll need therapy at the sight of the next gen Toyota trucks

Nothing about it says ‘luxury’ to me, I feel you could swap the badge for any other ‘value’ brand and it fit right in their top spec trims.

Side tangent but, I don't like the idea that new varieties of fruits and vegetables have to be sweeter to be better. Give me more intense flavor, I get enough sugar as it is. 

It’s hard to start direct at FCA without going contract first. I feel for them in these times, I know what they’re going through.