I absolutely hate how every EV release is now met with ‘Well I drive seven thousand miles a week for work, so THAT car won’t work for me!’

The highest GVWR in a single-rear-wheel variant is 9950 pounds. Ford is claiming similar payloads (ho similar TBD) to the gas variant, which makes complete sense, since fleets need to maintain common capacities to have a vehicle in rotation. Can you imagine being an Amazon dispatcher, and have a handful of vans that…

AGREED on the off-roading, also on the lack of difficult roads to trailheads in the Northeast.

Justin has the right take. Put some new rubber on that Transit and you’re solid.

So basically a warmed over 2013 Chevy Avalanche reborn as an EV with removable roof panels. Well played, GM, well played.

He wants to die on Spyglass Hill.

Honda Fit!!

Reading this a day late because I spent all yesterday on the highway...

Love how this site has lost so many staffers that a huge chunk of the “staffers” contributing to this roast aren’t even current members of staff.

Patrick’s link to TheDrive leads back to Jalopnik and his upcoming project appears to be a water treatment plant. Is there an editor left in the house?

Hey, Tom, could you please tell your corporate overlords not to smush articles as smaller pics up between their sponsored content. I don’t want to miss out on articles here because they’re mixed up in with the ads that I deliberately avoid.

I’ve owned two. ‘96 &’98(still have)...fun, rwd and run well. I never expected a rocket...

2 series 235ti with the 302hp four cylinder would be an awesome car

THANK YOU. For being that guy....

Hyundai Accent?

I got my reservation for the 4 door. It was a mix between practicality, my need to be able to drive 3+ people multiple times a week, and the wife’s “if we get this car, we need the extra space.”

Spoiler alert: Ford built the 2002 Freelander too. 

You're not alone! I think the Ford flex is the bees knees, wether they're safari'ed , lowered or stock.

It’s Friday. Permission to start early?

I think what the author is getting at is, yes, we’ve always had wildfires and we usually spark them, but we are seeing much larger and faster moving fires that are literally wiping out entire towns in a matter of hours. Each year we keep breaking the record for highest average temperature which dries everything out…