This looks great from the outside & I’ve liked this interior design since it debuted, that like has not dissipated.

I’d buy one of these before any brand new Audi, BMW, Merc, Infiniti (lol), etc.

It looks good & it’ll be well built. 

And 5 Le Mans wins in 50s

The Jaguar XK6 engine.  This inline 6 was used in the XK150, E-Type, and various sedans.

The Porsche Taycan’s base price is around half of that

your story seems to completely validate the premise of the article that the police are bad at deciding who and when to stop?

This. Cadillac needs a FULL SEND moonshot car, and I love that they are going to do this.

I think that’s good. Go full tilt boogie. Make people take notice.

This isn't going up against any existing EV. This is going up against the likes of Bentley and just happens to be an EV.

I was going to argue with you, but I see you’re right.

Agreed, the problem isn’t that cops pull people over. It’s that being pulled over seems arbitrary and divorced from actual danger to the public. I know I’ve shit myself blowing past a hidden cop going 80mph in a 65 mph (to my desince that was in the middle of the got-dang Mojave desert and I could safely be running…

Yup. Once they reeled you in, they realized you were undersized and threw you back. They were hoping that you had a warrant out on you or your license was expired or your story didn’t add up so they could justify a vehicle search. All the glorious infringements of civil rights in the name of the war on drugs.

Crazy - and the sad thing is that the thought of getting her info and reporting her quickly faded because you know nothing would happen and more likely you’d get more shit because of it... 

This is the whole damn truth. And while being a police officer isnt even in the top 10 of most dangerous jobs in the country one of the most dangerous activities is jus being roadside during stops. Ppl run into cop cars because they are rubbernecking and it causes injury and havoc.

Tesla already does this, but Volkswagen’s new army of software engineers has so far failed to establish a robust link between the car and the company’s cloud-based applications that it has been developing with Microsoft Corp.

Normally the losing side of a war no longer has a flag to fly... Why these are still flying is beyond me, but I’m not a Southerner indoctrinated in their special version of history.

“Full Self Driving” they call it. Yet it requires driver input and does not drive itself in a wide variety of situations.

Can I just say, it’s about f’ing time FIAT updated the 500!

I like our Niro.

They’ll just electrify crossovers and not bother with expensive and niche compliance compacts.

“Poor man's Kia". Just think about that for a second. Kia used to be the poor man's Nissan. Kia used to be the bottom-feeder. Now they're a serious alternative to Honda and Toyota, while Nissan took their place bottom-feeding. How the mighty have fallen!