Jalopnik hates GM  Everyone.

Even on the freaking mechanical level:

you mean the creek out yonder?

“any AV legislature isn’t likely to happen this year:”

They’re not the same, though. I was telling, Jason is asking. 

I wish the full Elantra GT N was available in the Americas ...

Did they just use ergonomics and marketing-babble to “justify” having the automatic shift pattern in the CORRECT forward = down, back = up direction? That’s one of the reasons I love getting Mazdas as rentals (the only time I drive an auto), they’ve been correct the whole time.

Nah, you just keep a steady tire fire in the back to recreate the image and environmental damage of rolling coal

If you were hoping for an EV version of a single-cab, 8-foot bed Sierra, this is not that truck, and was never going be.

I mean, even a simple 5 second google search could determine the WK2 was introduced in MY2011. That would be asking too much of him, though.

At that point, why don’t you just throw in the Engineering and R&D time as well. Call it a 2005. That’s about as meaningful as talking about when production design was introduced. You and Shilling are trash

While you're technically correct, describing a 2011 model that didn't hit showrooms until mid-2010 as being from 2009 is misleading. No normal car person talks in those terms, so it sounds like you've got a vendetta against FCA and are exaggerating, you got lazy and glossed over the research and now you're doubling…

The Grand Cherokee’s origins date back to 1983 when American Motors Corporation (AMC) was designing a successor to the smaller Jeep Cherokee (XJ).^[3] Three outside (non-AMC) designers—Larry Shinoda, Alain Clenet, and Giorgetto Giugiaro—were also under contract with AMC to create and build a clay model of the Cherokee…

You get called out for being wrong and instead of an intelligent argument, you write back with such grace and dignity. How are you still employed? You really think responses like this help gain jalopnik more readers or fans? Grow up

You’re such an adult.

I don’t get you guys. First to make fun of an old platform/model even though there is nothing wrong with it. Then when they do finally update it everyone comments how they don’t make them like they used to! Yet if they did... see above.

kneecapping the manual option just to “prove” that it doesn’t sell is a bullshit move

20 years, David Tracy hides in a corner in the post-apocalyptic hell that is the United States of America. Armor-clad police march in columns down the street. Jim Spanfeller, having somehow failed his way into a role as Ivanka Trump’s Vice President, shouts over loudspeakers about beans. People writhe in agony on the…

That would be Ford, who dumped all their sedans/coupes/hatchbacks, except the Mustang, and replaced them with SUVs, and in the case of the Mustangs, even added an SUV trim to its nameplate. 

By building a 315hp sedan and wagon?