1) There are people who are “rich as fuck”.

Even if you don’t like cars, your car should do something for you.

“It’s reliable”.

Regarding lack of chargers. I think the REAL constraint on EV adoption is for people that don’t own a single family home.

I’m going with sad, bargain-basement 3 row SUVs. I’m looking at you, Mitsubishi Outlander. Is that 3rd row for double amputees?

Are you brave enough to bash the F-150, Silverado or Ram 1500 in the comments section?

Can we please get articles about cars again? I really miss stories about tail lights and actual driving vehicles. If that is gone from Jalopnik now please someone tell me where I need to go to read about cars.

The lines are long, but they move pretty quickly.

Unchecked capitalism isn’t conducive to maintaining a long term functioning society either. Why? Because people are generally not rational actors and will act to preserve their own short term selfish interests rather than in the interest of the long term greater good. We should be striving for Pareto Efficiency (not…

Fun is relative. Get an awd prius enjoy actually being able to drive your vehicle without worrying about gas prices at the pump. The acceleration on a prius is not exciting but it tracks amazingly well on the road. Is very stable at high speeds and is lightweight and very sprightly in the corners.

What’s not clear to me is if there’s gonna be a willingness to put those sanctions and boycotts on the negotiation table when it matters or if they’re just gonna leave those on long-term as a open-ended punitive measure over a decade until Russia collapses into long-term poverty or some kind of low-level civil war.…

Because the dems want to stay in power and this will result in them losing a significant amount of power in the upcoming elections.

Chrysler, is there a reason to keep it around? Nope

I don’t expect jalopnik to survive much longer

This is quietly the best answer hands down.

See, I don't think people do their research. With the tow package it currently tows 7500 lbs, which is easily enough to tow a car on an open trailer. Combine that with the fact it's under $30k for a 4-door version and it's a way better deal than people think.

Screw the Raptor version....if the regular one looks even close to as good as this, has a decent interior, and can tow say....8k lbs this would be an awesome buy.

The first generation Toyota Prius was essentially just a crappy Toyota Echo with a battery shoved in it. The second generation was when it really, truly became an interesting consumer product to be taken seriously.

basically the same ones in the poll next week.