There was also the issue of him being banned form competing in the British Grand Prix and him being sanctioned alongside his oligarch father. But yeah, outside of those problems (oh and and his poor showings in competition) I guess he has a point...

Both the Sedan and the Wagon have had available E-Four in Japan since the 12th gen launched.

The Sonata name would work fine on an EV.

I vote for the Sterling, Rover started with a reliable Honda and managed to mess it up.

The article links to an NBC news story dated 4/18/22, and that article links to an NBC 7 San Diego story dated 4/16/22. The only thing embarrassing here is your unfounded allegation and the attitude you presented it with.

There were no rich Russians 30 years ago, everything was state owned. The oligarchs aren’t random, they became rich a through corrupt process that parceled out the industries formerly owned by the Soviet government to those associated with officials of the newly created Russian Federation.

When you think “Fuck Around and Find Out“ is an actual game and that you should play it.

The latest Verano look quite nice!

Vauxhall isn’t so much a brand but just Opel’s name in the UK. I mean if you go to Opel’s international site and select Great Britain, it just takes you to Vauxhall’s site. The Vauxhall name has brand equity in there, so killing the nameplate would only really just wipe away that equity, they’d still have to have the…

The first I heard of Scirotto was last month when the Fort Lauderdale city auditor John Herbst was fired for having opened an investigation into Scirotto allegedly working a 2nd job as an NCAA ref while on the clock for the city.
Herbst is now suing to get his job back. 

Well it looks cool because originally it was going to be a shopping mall, but there there was a political coup and the new government shut the project down.

I think it’s interesting to note that the incumbent Senator, Dorothy Hukill, that held his seat died a month before the election and he was selected a panel of Republican party officials as her replacement. And because the ballots had already been printed by the time Wright was named as the replacement, his name did…

If the conditions were such that he man only made it 200 yards from his vehicle before perishing from the condition, I don’t think he lasted long enough to have responders make it out there and find him.

I’d like to see the Yaris Cross here in the States

A note on the EcoSport/Puma point. The Puma did not comeout until about a year after the EcoSport was introduced in the US.
That said, yes Ford should definitely bring the Puma here

The dealership are most likely scum too, their whole “freelance salesperson” defense stinks to high heaven.

Meanwhile, if the police destroy your property, you’re also still on the hook.

Considering the Chevette was designed in the mid 70s, by the late 80s, just about everything was better than it.

I live on a road that’s off a main county road in my area and access it by a frontage road. These are laid out pretty mush identically as seen here, so replace the tracks with the county road and the road running parallel to it with the frontage road. When I leave my home I know what’s coming down that main road…

Yes the GSR had 170HP, but it also only had 117 lb⋅ft. The 1.5 t as configured in the current Civic can get it to 60 in around 7.5 seconds, and that’s with a CVT. So that engine in the base Integra which will be available with a manual and an auto that is most likely not going to be a CVT, should be fine.