A sunroof. I was one model year too late to get manual and sunroof on the same car. To get one would mean going to a higher CVT-only trim level with a 25% price jump.

You mean the oldest working vehicle you see on the road? The ones that would qualify for antique license plates if the USPS wasn’t its own registration authority?

Remember that it took Trump three years to install DeJoy in the first place.

Mazda 3 sedan.

The Suzuki Esteem in Better Call Saul should’ve been in a lot better shape considering it was only a few years old in the show’s time frame, though.

There was no reason for a CSI vehicle to be pursuit capable or (ugh) “intimidating”, just reasonably roomy and a GM product placement in that ubiquitous metallic greige;

I’ve been thinking all along that the Hummer EV is a test bed for electric medium-duty truck components.

There seems to be a bell curve of Chevette hate vs respect-bordering-on-grudging-affection, corresponding to how much people paid for the experience.

Strip out the AV systems, set them up for more virtual-only training and sell the Bolts as program cars. If there’s holes drilled in the roof for the sensor array, cut that part out and install sunroofs. 

Honda Fit. The fact that 6th gear isn’t a tall, long-legged cruising gear. 5th is useless and around town I mostly drive it like a 4-speed with a dogleg between 3rd and top.

It’s almost a shame they don’t have traditional dealers, looking at todays 3rd. Treating POC and women employees like dirt may be on-brand for a make whose heyday was in the Mad Men era, but hookers and blow sounds more like a Tesla thing than a Buick one.

I can vouch for the Fit...

Also, the Integra. I guess those were left off the list because they’re 2023 models. 

So, you believe the social-media assertions of known liars over the sworn testimony before Congress of someone who had everything to lose and nothing to gain from giving it? Ohhhhkay.

I mean, there’s one way to fix this;

For those of us familiar with the White Bird graphic novel and/or the short story it’s based on (“The Julian Chapter”), it makes more sense since the Nazis were not a surprise twist in the trailer.

Cizeta? I beg to differ, the official car of ‘80s vaporwave is the 1985-88 Mitsubishi Mirage/Dodge/Plymouth Colt, seen here in very un-vaporwave beige but look at those crisp lines.

Is there a city in America where gas stations *aren’t* saturated?

1966 Chevy Chevelle. “Just” a four-door post sedan and it was an old rust bucket by the time I came along, maroon with beige interior, probably a 327 and ‘glide. 

IMO they missed the boat not offering the manual and chassis tune in the 5-door Insight; a sporty hybrid would’ve been an untapped market if they hadn’t strangled its’ buyer appeal with only two seats.