On a lighter note than some of these comments... I saw the J10 picture and thought - I read all of those articles about the Chinese car; when was there a fire?!? Looked closer... simply bright orange straps.

I’m sure she was in an unassigned seat and the conductor made a big mistake here.  That said, at least on the Acela, there are reserved seats for disabled passengers (and first class seats are now assigned). 

On #7, the roundabouts will also cause a dramatic increase in tornadoes throughout the U.S.

I know this comment is somewhat off topic, but do people commonly bring large groups of children to Hooters?  I did not know that. 

Lead image has a silly clown face that I now cannot unsee. Rest of the article has become meaningless to me...

agree!  I got one as a rental once and was initially disappointed, but highly impressed once I got in the car and drove it. underrated automobile, and even better with hybrid. 

Thanks! I was being dense.... I have an i3 (and I agree about design similarities, especially on the interior)... For some reason the the words “trick,” “pivot,” and “drive” in a row were confusing me.

Forgive me if I’m being dense this afternoon, but what exactly is this feature? “a trick pivot drive mode selector mounted to the steering column”

If a parent legitimately forgets his or her baby in a car, the mental anguish alone — for the rest of their lives — is way more than society can do to “hold them to account” 

Ah, the Plymouth Horizon. The first car I remember from childhood. I also distinctly remember my dad breaking the door handle off in the middle of a Minnesota winter. It was a poorly designed handle and would constantly freeze closed. My dad pulled to hard, broke it, and then I learned some new words and he threw the…

Grosser!

whoops... need more coffee.

Challenger and Camaro are both marks still used, so they haven’t lapsed. As for ROADMASTER, apparently GM kept it registered through 2002 for “motor vehicles.” Someone else could possibly pick it up, but there are a lot of other uses for ROADMASTER out there (clothing, boat trailers, etc.)

Why does electric Genesis have three pedals? 

You’re right that Navistar still owns a registration for the mark SCOUT, but the registration only covers toys (see below, or U.S. Reg. No. 0931296).

FYI to all still interested, a summary of 2018 Census data released today helps elaborate and back-up Ash78's hypothesis:

I’m honestly interested in your hypothesis here. Most migration over the past 20 years or so, I thought, had been to cities (e.g., https://www.pewsocialtrends.org/2018/05/22/demographic-and-economic-trends-in-urban-suburban-and-rural-communities/). What data have you seen that people are actually shifting away now?  

Jeez I hope they sell this in America. This is the one car I’ve seen so far that I’d replace my i3 with.  

Yes! This! And it’s not just tailgaters. I have an i3 and people are so much more aggressive around me when I’m in it than when I’m in either of my other cars.  I’m cut off constantly.  I think it happens in part because people assume the i3 is slow and don’t know it takes off from 0-30.  

Not sure about that... I think it’s the perspective.  The second picture looks more centered, but that’s because we are looking from the right-side of the truck.