I guess I just don’t see where there is demand for this thing, except the cute factor.  For all intents and purposes, it’s a pretty shitty camper.

It has everything but horsepower, acceleration and the ability to reach the speed limit on an interstate.

Guessing supply and demand, just like every single other thing. 

Yes my turbo has paddles

Me to, want bad, saw price...., I’m ok now.

It should. The higher spec Mazda3s usually have paddle shifters.

Yeah, it’s not even a close comparison. A new GTI has similar features AND a more powerful engine, for less.

The Type-S, when it eventually comes out will be 45+.

Seems like a weird article to decide to bring race into the conversation. Have you checked the laws in your state? In Utah, they can be legally plated as an OHV for on-road use. 

I don’t understand any of this uproar/backlash/protesting/whining about Musk buying Twit (for the record I am ambivalent towards the guy).

Rory perma-greyed a lot of his critics. 

I called out Jalopnik’s biased reporting (back when they were still claiming to be impartial) and was shoved into the greys years ago.

Guess we’ll see how much of a “free speech absolutist” he really is in due time.

Funny to read “social platforms can be a great way to build community and bring people together.” So why is the comment section of jalopnik so obscure on how it works?

This 2018 Kia Stinger GT is rear-wheel-drive only, which makes it slightly less confidence-inspiring  way more fun on the road. FTFY.

Screw it, nice price. This is about the same as dealerships are asking for amorphous blob crossovers from a few years ago. This beauty gives you the same space and practicality while actually making you feel alive while you drive it. Talk the seller down a couple grand and you have a decent deal in this looney tunes…

I think it’s more like “Well it’s time to replace my aging car, since I am going to be in the market anyway I would prefer an EV.” 

Hard argument to make now that you can downloads maps to use offline. 

Best thing you can do is just breathe. Its going to happen, there are no rules about whos luggage goes where other than first class and there will always be folks who value themselves over all others. I used to fly 30-40 weeks of the year and you just have to take a breath and get on with life.

Even if they manage to create a way for traditional ICE’s to run a hydrogen, the bonkers storage and infrastructure probably mean it would probably only make sense for heavy trucking. Trucks can’t afford to throw gobs of their GVWR at battery packs. Hydrogen has a lot of faults (costs), but there is probably a point…

It is once you pull the 22" wheels off, take off the huge ass brakes, and put like a 18 inch wheel and off roading tires on there...