I know it’s a small quibble, but tire squeal on dirt drives me up the fucking wall.

I love this idea. They’re taking classic cars and allowing them to survive and be enjoyed by the next generation, while actually being usable cars.

Yes. YES.

I’m sorry, but that just looks like a late ‘90s Camaro that was in a horrible accident.

The Hyundai Bob Ross

Hell yes! I’d even take a crossover ute. If it’s long enough for 4 doors, it’s long enough for 2 doors and a bed.

Now they need to make a Silverado EV. It would literally have electrolytes.

Yeah, but then those particular grille holes can’t be used to inhale pedestrians anymore.

Fun fact: that song is actually about Vince Neil of Motley Crue. Not even joking.

I don’t see the difference.

This is sadly accurate.

Ironically, the Ram actually looks the best of the current crop of trucks. I’m not sure I’d go so far as to say it actually looks good, but it certainly looks vastly better than any of the others, especially that ghastly new Chevy.

TIL: there’s a car called the Hyundai Azera.

I wonder how many of these I’ve seen in passing and not realized they weren’t Subaru Foresters?

Ahem.

Buick Rendezvous: the official car of running multiple red lights in a row and not even noticing. (Source: drove behind one for several blocks and watched it do this.)

Is it possible that the posting itself was meant as a joke?

There are other chargers - in fact, the SAE J1772 plug is the standard for basically all EVs except Tesla. The normal J1772 plug is compatible with Level 1 (110v) and Level 2 (220v) charging, and there’s a fast charging version with 2 extra contacts that supports up to 90 kW charging speed. There’s also the older…

When I was a kid, I thought this generation of Camry was the best-looking car in the world.