This old trope of “the long tailpipe” has been disproved many times over. As for overlooking facts, you can check them yourself courtesy of the DOE (http://www.afdc.energy.gov/vehicles/elect…). And with continued displacement of coal as our primary source of generation fuel, the environmental case for switching to EVs…

These holes are where all the depreciation leaks out.

Oops.

I received a letter from VW Credit, postmarked 9/17, informing me that my TDI was paid in full. Literally one goddamn day before this. That’s freaking hilarious, Winterkorn.

Drivers wanted.

Or another choice:

Car by Ferrari, wheels by your 14 year-old cousin.

I know there’s been a resurgence of (deserved) Tesla praise recently, but Edison was known as the “Wizard of Menlo Park”.

Holy christ, that’s a pretty car.

57? Clearly a lot of city miles on this one.

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Could use some blindspot detection.

The “nervous and vocal” type. When they’re in my car, I want to give them a little index card that says:

The Golf SportWagen will go on sale in the first quarter of 2015.

What would your next new car purchase be if you had the money (keep it reasonable)?

And to avoid any confusion, BMW built it without any turn signals.

I'm guessing this doesn't come cheap, but all that asset forfeiture money isn't going to spend itself, is it?

Yes! Hear that, Jalopnik team??

This car needs its own jalop write-up. Don't forget the pics. Like, now.

Geneva is like this too, but for somewhat more obvious reasons. I worked there for a few years and got to be good friends with a royal from a small middle eastern country. He was young, very rich, but surprisingly down to earth. He was on the market for a new car when the Cadillac CTS first came out and wanted to buy…