They didn’t. He worked on 23,000 vehicles. So far, only 3 have been found with loose bolts. Click-baity headline reduces reading comprehension.

Maybe Ryan writes with a comical Italian accent?

ALCHENIST?

If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find it, maybe you can hire that van.

And here I thought I was in for something like this...

These aren’t dream cars for most people. Hellcats, sure, but those are like 1% of sales. The bulk of buyers are cost conscious and the $60k starting price is an immediate no-go, regardless of how good the car is.

Like this would ever happen again with any anonymous CUV turd every car has become. There’s not a car made anyone gives a shit about anymore, they’re all soulless appliances with big screens.

Fingers crossed that I’ll get to drive one of these at Amelia Island. There are always some cool ride & drive events during Concourse weekend, and a couple years ago GM participated with all of their new EV models. Seems like a good opportunity. 

As God as my witness, I thought drones could fly

I figured by now we would at least be up to the Honda Lude

Ah, see, it obviously engaged the Yakety_Sax.exe subroutine

This is from earlier this year

There's probably a YouTube channel for this somewhere

The XM we got is a cool enough design on its own

A+ Archer reference.

When a regular ICE R/T starts at $45k and the Scat Pack at $50k, these feel a bit pricey for what they are. Mustangs are $50k for the GT, $60k for the Dark Horse, for comparison (aside from the ICE vs. EV).

“but this was something she didn’t think about at the time because she really needed a car.”

Yeah, but that TruCoat...

car it was $15,000, but they threw in gap insurance, which brought the amount up to $20,000

These have to be made up callers. Who is actually taking car buying advise from a car salesman? I wouldn’t believe a word he says.