I am insufficiently American to even think about posting a comment on this.

The V6 in a Citroen SM, just after the timing belt breaks.

Before I write, a brief bio; I am a a sixty two year old white English male, brought up as a Quaker and have been, since the late 1970's an atheist.

$78, 490? For a bison? I would expect a whole gold plated bathroom suite for that sort of money!

I am sorely tempted, if only to park a plum crazy one in the market square of my local metropolis with the hood open. The commemorative plaque would confuse the hell out of everybody.

They generally travel at under 120 mph. Fixed it.

I am a terrible idea!

Both, it is a less common model, and yes they get beat to shit. Mine is not pretty, but as I type it is carrying nearly2 tons of water up to the sheep on the high fell. Here is one not too far from me

So, if I have got this even a bit right, if I buy an American made GM motor vehicle in 2022 some part of it’s manufacture has involved forced labor?

You are right, but even in the wilds of Northumberland these go for really silly money.

Living, as I do, in the natural habitat for these things this is about par for the course. These things are almost unkillable and in this configuration do not come up for sale often, They just get used. Mine was an insurance write off after being blown off a cliff when owned by an electricity company. A new cab and…

I do not think air bags would be a good idea, one good yump off a dune, (think Steve McQueen in the Thomas Crown Affair) and , boomph, airbags all over the place.

Neutral;

It.

Dear Mr Bowland,

If you are going to be an asshole, there are rules;

How are they going to address the problem of other drivers getting waay too close because they want to see what your passengers are watching?

The Brazilian climate non-governmental organization, Observatorio do Clima, stated, “Monitoring and inspection activities carried out by environmental agencies in the region have shown that the disorderly occupation process, associated with high rates of deforestation, has intensified over the last few months.”

The Morgan is lovely, however, it has no luggage space, none, zip, nada. It also is for sale as it’s present owner can no longer drive it. Possibly on the advice of his chiropractor as the direct  result of a 1000 mile road trip.

I look forward to the Corvette Motorhome.