I would guess that these companies aren’t actually “manufacturers,” they’re “upfitters” who take a manufactured chassis and add a custom body.

Also worth noting that Tesla does warn to NOT remove the blackout tape.

These YouTubers are idiots.

I’m 100% in agreement with you on this Amber.

I hang my head in embarrassment here, but only halfway.

Wow.

Hey, welcome to Jalopnik, Amber DaSilva!

The sedan is not a good looking car.

The new Kona looks like a compact crossover was dropped on top of a compact hatchback, crushing the latter.

Why is it that released CCTV video footage is always some shaky camera recording the video off a playback screen?

The HHR, too.

Like the Thunderbird, the Lincoln LS was built on the Jaguar S-Type platform, which was under Ford’s “Premium Automotive Group” ownership at the time. The LS had completely generic and forgettable styling for an early 2000s luxury sedan.

The 2002-2005 Ford Thunderbird definitely did the “retro revival” thing poorly, using updated 1960s styling (by design) yet somehow also looking outdated for a modern car.

The only things crazier than rally drivers are rally spectators. Be safe out there, people!

That was terrible. Absolutely cringe-worthy. Whomever approved that... ALL of that... from the terrible copywriting to the lamest CGI I’ve seen since Polar Express... needs to lose their job.

How did the VW Phaeton not make this list? It could have actually been the ENTIRE list, on its own.

There are 40 different grades of stainless steel, with varying degrees of corrosion resistance, depending on the exact alloy and kind of processing.

I’m curious if the words “cab forward” were mentioned at any point in the media release.

They didn’t even change the side mouldings in the cargo area. It still has armrests for the third row that’s no longer there!

Why does the trunk have armrests?