I’ll see your Scion xB ute and raise you two Scion xB ute C10 Chevy conversions.

I’ll see your Hocus Focus and raise you a Scion XB Ute.

The only problem is, DSM did it so much better. And 5+ years earlier.

Hah, reminds me of working the parts counter at Kragen (eventually bought out by O’Reillys) in that time period - guy comes in and says he wants to replace all 4 of those sealed beam lamps on his Camaro.

Had one in high school. (was a ‘94 v6 auto, no need to be jealous) That “black hole” design sucked up every possible loose pebble or piece of road debris and cracked the glass bulb. I replaced at least 10 of them until I offloaded it for a 98' ws6.

It appears to be full.

Can you imagine how many farts that seat has swallowed in 140k miles? 

Meanwhile, lurking in the background, a disgruntled driver who thought this was a Cars & Coffee, looks for a place to crash for the night.

Not too many serious obstacles in the mall parking lot. While I’m sure it will be very capable, few of these will see real offroading until the 3rd or 4th owner.

Well the problem is even the dated Leaf is kicking the Bolt’s ass in sales, so someone must be saying the Leaf formula is working. Both aren’t close to Tesla, but I’m not sure if any non-niche automaker can challenge Tesla’s brand position.

LEGO is all caps, and also it’s own plural (like deer).

This is not a 2014 Raptor, it’s just a tribute!

I’m certainly no expert on trucks (I drive a CR-V...ahem), but I personally wouldn’t want to drive a faux Raptor around. It just screams ‘poser’ regardless of the bits and bobs on the inside. And almost $40k? Not sure what used Raptors go for (I would imagine they hold their value pretty well), but I’ll vote CP for…

Found some of his forum postings, it’s a CAV http://www.cav-america.com/Models.html

SO MUCH WANT!!!!!!

The end product looks very much like standard issue GM fare. The concept looks exciting, except that there’s too much bathtub effect for my tastes.

Wow. You gotta try to screw up something that bad.

If it doesn’t hunger for the driver’s blood then it isn’t a true performance car. A good performance car is like a comicbook hero/bad guy team up. You’re both together against the common enemy of the road, but you know that secretly the car is just waiting for the moment to betray you to your doom and break out in…

Obnoxious how?