“This isn’t going to be the sportiest, zippiest car that’s going to be tossed into the circuits, so that’s one thing,” he said.
“This isn’t going to be the sportiest, zippiest car that’s going to be tossed into the circuits, so that’s one thing,” he said.
Thanks - as an owner of a CR-Z, I find it a ton more fun to toss around and cruise in than my GTI. It makes you earn the fun rather than just giving you more power than you need for most situations.
1st:
I admit I don’t know the exact cutoffs for each of the size classes, that’s why I’m comparing to known members of each class.
I know compact CUVs are going to be bigger than compact cars, that’s why I included them, but at the same time, my point was the EV6 isn’t far off from compact car size either.
That’s a normal time to be at a traffic light at a busy intersection - it’s hardly unbearable.
My apartment in New York City does not have chargers
this is a pretty thoroughly mid-sized car, not to mention 2.5 tons. Automotive journalists should at least try to keep things in perspective.
What a varied palette
I think the biggest shame is that they could have been making it in this color from the start, but insisted on selling mostly boring shades of black, white, gray, and red.
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