I saw King Crimson in July, and i can’t think of a concert that’s rocked me as hard and moved me as much as that one.

The ID Buzz is basically the only car I’m even remotely excited about, so this is good.

I like that youre looking on the bright side. This vehicle is aimed directly at ppl like me. I just hope it A: comes out in this country and B: sometime this decade

The Suzuki SX4 in the blog post header pic is actually the right answer.

I usually give Jalopnik writers every benefit of the doubt, but I take a number of issues with this article.

This. Also, I’ve never been on a road trip (especially through parts unknown) and thought to myself: “You know what I absolutely need right now? New brake fluid.”

At the end of the day, this was just a better use of time and money. 

meh, rich guy problems. campers usually don’t use generators, retired RVing boomers do. they’ll be fine.

Agreed. I like to camp at a fairly remote spot and twice now a person has pulled up in their RV and run their generator all night to power fans and lights. COOL

I’m okay with this, I actually hate generators while camping.

“Hey everyone look at the helicopters! All the taxes that you’ll pay in 40 years of work will only pay for part of one but make sure to bitch about people on food stamps taking your money! USA! USA!”

I thought they had posted the wrong picture, or maybe the wrong year Hyundai, because that dash looks like it came from about 2002. Only when I saw the screws did I realize it was in fact, from a modern car. 

That dash looks like CRAP

That makes it even worse, the non gig employees are quite well compensated. Uber CEO “made around $12 million in 2020 and more than $42 million in 2019" according to my expert googling 

As if a not well paid gig driver can afford to plunk down $45k or more for a new EV. And telling the drivers to rent an EV from Hertz? Now they can be exploited by two giant corporations. Oh, joy (for the shareholders)! 

I was gonna say.

How did they let a system like that get put in place? Did the founders of the UAW think the common citizens/members were only a few steps above animals, like the founders of the US? That’s why we have the Senate, the Electoral College and lifetime judiciary appointments; they're all institutions as anti-democratic as…

Good for them.

This is good news.

I’ve always preferred the ‘68 because of the round lights.