One good thing about the upcoming destruction of humanity is I won’t have to hear about the Kardashians or Davidson anymore.

Still the same answer tho: tyres and brakes.

Honestly, together with the chest bump it looks more like a (TOS) Klingon kinda thing...

I’m kinda in the same camp. I get the times are incredibly sensitive but this was no Nazi salute. Whatever his feelings about what his country is doing, that’s a separate discussion. But, c’mon.

For Celsius, I use a poem:

Usually I say, “To each their own”. But I am totally judging you right now.

You stay right where you are.  I’m calling the authorities.

I bet with the reduced frontal area and that slippery Previa body, it might get *11*.

Answering a question that nobody asked

This feels like old Jalopnik and I am here for it...

1st Gear: It would have made far more sense for GM to have come out with a high end, high-margin, lower volume BEV under the Cadillac brand instead of coming out with the Bolt. And this recall is one of the reasons why... if you make a mistake on something critical and expensive that results in a mass recall, it’s far…

One ad, titled “Mom,” shows a driver talking with his mother on the phone for nearly an hour with plenty of battery life left in his Bolt.

Did we all just forget that Hyundai also had a huge EV recall from their LG batteries bursting into flames as well? I guess cool retro styling is what it takes to be allowed to move on, not an ad campaign.

because who would want a giant gas guzzler in a time of skyrocketing gas prices.

Everyone who drives those should be required to dress as the Joker. 

That’s GM 101, they get something right, then kill it. I posted the Pontiac Solstice Coupe for a similar reason.

Pontiac Solstice GXP Coupe

1988 Pontiac Fiero GT.

Just do a note at the beginning saying that the person uses they/them. We’re all progressive, but it’s confusing as long as we’re still using English.

why Will Smith’s career is destroyed but not Ezra