No tailgate, crappy vinyl seat, and they want TWELVE GRAND?!?

The market agrees with you - 2-door Tahoes (especially 2WD ones) go for a small fortune in good shape

Still one of my faves

Unibody also makes for much more efficient packaging, giving you more interior space in a smaller comparable package.

Came here to say this, but you beat me to it.

None of them. Growing up, there was always someone around town that took a 4x4 truck chassis, lifted it, shortened it and put a compact car body on it.

I think she’s working on trying get a new Resident Evil movie?

“Body-on-frame construction is optimal for off-road vehicles...”

Kind of an essential part of the utility that makes up a ute.  Appears nicely done, but 100% fails as a ute.  I think driving it would get your ass kicked in certain Aussie towns.

According to Kaine, the Providenciales resident...

I am 100% certain that nazi, i mean ceo, elon musk does not care and will not do anything about it other than litter other pieces of paradise as well.

What a fucking waste of a Civic.

“indubitably”?

Well put, and same. For some reason, they stand apart from the others to me. Something about Christian is extremely relatable, and the engineering is beyond amazing...actually better than much of the vaporware promised throughout the years.

What he said.  I'd take the BMW 2002 ute over this. The base car is equally legendary and it has a working tailgate 

I think most super exotics like this are rarely driven more than 1-2k miles a year. Someone who can drop millions on a car like this likely has a fleet of dozens of vehicles. 60k miles is probably 25+ years of ownership.

I’ll be honest, the way the world and my ability to afford things is trending these days, I find myself less and less interested in most exotic cars as an adult. (Hell, I’m way more excited about the sub-10k mile 2011 Ranger im buying this week than I ever thought I’d be.) However Koenigsegg is one of the few…

The one thing I am curious most about is how long could you run this thing without requiring any major work. I would be impressed with 60K miles, most impressed with 100K miles. Being a test driver, my focus has been shifting towards reliability than outright performance. If a system can be complex and reasonably…

It’s interesting how little the MAGA folks understand about how power actually works. Sure we can threaten other countries with our military strength, in much the same way that pariah states like Iran do (whole other conversation). 

USAID was a form of soft power not unlike the diplomatic services. It was the US doing things that were, at first glance, “merely” charity and aid, but also gave us a lot of less obvious benefits. Once again, we shoot ourselves in the foot for short-term gain, but long-term losses. The world is more chaotic and less…