Using the same search criteria, there’s 81k F150s, 20k Explorers, 11k Escapes, 11k Edges, 7k Broncos, 15k Bronco Sports, 6k Expeditions.

Weren’t dealers marking these up months ago when they first became available? I’m sure those people that refused to pay markup bought a Tesla or Hyundai/Kia EVs. You reap what you sow, dealers. People do remember being wronged, and are unlikely to do business with shady dealers again. Actions have consequences. Deal…

I like 1968

That period of aesthetic design in general pumped out some gems. Jaguar is top-tier, but Britain was also putting out MG, Austin Healey, Aston Martin...so many gorgeous cars. Must’ve been something in the water.

Chrysler around this era. The cab forward sedans, the game-changing Ram design. So many design hits in the 90's.

Bill Mitchell’s 60's era at GM

Strictly on design? I’m not sure how you beat some of the cars coming out of the early 60s. No they weren’t great performers or particularly safe by todays standards. But they looked - great. For my money it would be Jaguar.

Then Uber can treat drivers as contractors: let them set the rates, let them freely decline fares, let them use whatever vehicle, et cetera.

Pretty much. Like most C-Suite types, he’ll remain completely out of touch and make decisions to satisfy shareholders at the expense of drivers.

The worst part is that he seems completely obsessed with Markle. If you don’t like her for any reason, that’s fine, just keep it to yourself, fucking let it be, and stop thinking about her so much like some sort of perv. It’s weird as hell that an old white man is obsessing over a young woman and making statements…

The last I heard, the Cherokee is going to be replaced with a small “Wagoneer” as Stellantis tries to turn Wagoneer into a sub brand.

And to this I say: Good Riddance. 

The F-150. in a perfect world, it would be the best selling truck in the country, a small category of vehicles populated by vehicles that are used for work.

Toyota Tacoma. Wheezy engine, indecisive transmission, awkward seating position.  For some reason people pretend it’s not as outdated as the Frontier.  It coasts along on the Tacoma = Good fanboys, and the ease of making it look ‘overland chic’ sure isn’t hurting.

We have ourselves to blame for situations like this. We spent years pretending China was anything other than an authoritarian regime that brutally cracks down on dissent and commits genocide against its own people because for years it was super easy to go there and make shit tons of money. Companies from around the…

Imagine what an ultra-violet light would reveal.  

The upholstery is definitely a bit off-putting, which is sort of where my hesitation lies. It would be a really cool vehicle to throw a bed in for camping, or just utilize that bench in the back. But that’s gonna take a little bit of extra cash thrown in.

The CSL is legend that current BMWs are unworthy of.

Koenigsegg: the man is a no-shit genius. He’s up there with Browning on gun design, Tesla on electricity infrastructure, and Faraday on electro-magnetism.

This is awesome tech. I just hope it can exist in other cars before the complete shift to EV happens. I’d love to have a car that I can shift on twistys and leave in D during my commute.