In form? Fine, we can argue about looks all day long. But in spirit, this looks like what the Fit has always been- a small, well-built car that’s ridiculously useful and economical, and may even be a little fun to drive on the right road. I don’t see that part of the equation changing with the next generation.

Welp, this insight into Nissan is exactly why they are losing. They are missing the point entirely.  No wonder they suck at sales.

argument seems reasonable, but definitely not an equilateral triangle. More likely isosceles, but probably scalene. :) 

Couldn’t Porsche just install a larger turbo to increase the range?

I’m so sorry your life peaked in 1994.

She seems nice and all, but I’m not sure why she’d want to play a plum.

That’s the thing about GM, though, that I find fascinating. As much as they are maligned for being play-it-safe corporate drones, they have a history of signing off on these bizarre projects that have kind of the opposite problem—they’re so out there that they don’t land, or are executed poorly, or are executed…

That's a good point. Pay $X a month and you get access to Superchargers and a plug adapter. Fuck the manufacturers who won't pay for it. It shouldn't void the warranty; an EV plugs into all manner of SAE DC chargers, if Superchargers meet that standard, then the manufacturers don't have a leg to stand on. AND it gives…

Ha ha why the fuck not? I sure hope Disney is paying you. 

It’s pretty fucking ridiculous that we are legally bound to respect the mere appearance of a design, which has only the vaguest consistent appearance throughout a 75 year existence, which was originally made by a bankrupt company bought by a later bankrupt company bought by a later bankrupt company bought by a…

I also vibrate like crazy with mechanical stimulus

The Tesla truck is powered by a SuperFX chip.

I want the truck to have gigantic baby arms, but noooooooooo. Futuristic, my ass. Give me disturbing, anatomically functional baby arms attached to the truck doors.

Well. Looks like that render wasn’t... that... far... off.

Thanks, I hate it.

So, even by the mid 1890s, modern utility bicycle frame designs were in place - really drivetrain and brakes are where the innovations happened.

Am I the only one who liked the Mercury Cougar’s looks?

“Set a new record” – provably bullshit