If you work in media and can not tell that this is a rendering then you are an Fing idiot.

It is sad that Jalopnik post’s such articles now. Obviously it’s a rendering, clickbait article. I expected more from Torch

Obvious renderings. As others have stated, the window grime lazily repeats (flipped, but come on, try harder) and other tells.

And is it/would it be really that much of a unicorn when you can find two in the same garage feet apart? I guess they could have always rendered a whole herd of unicorns if they wanted to.…

I’m confused. Was Torch’ really, truly fooled by (just okay) renderings?

That would require intelligence and empathy, two things sorely lacking at the modern stealership.

Uhm, with this being a hybrid...how about some mention of fuel economy and MPGs? Especially in stop and go environments I would expect this to get much better fuel economy than a regular ICE variant? 

Except that the Badlands trim supposedly can be had with a manual, and that comes with both lockers.

Arguments of is it or is it not a noose are irrelevant; what is relevant is if that noose-like door pull was put there as a direct message/threat to Bubba Wallace - which it has been concluded that the rope had been there before he arrived, and it was a random selection of the garage.

Yes, the president should not be talking about drugs that are not proven to work, but these people ingested fish tank cleaner. If the president hadn’t said anything about cholrinique, they probably would not have had the idea to try it.

Nice fake news headline. How about this: Man and wife ingest fish tank cleaner because it has an ingredient that sounds like the medicine being used to treat corona virus, fake news blames POTUS. 

Quit making this all political - A combination of Hydroxychloroquine and Axithromyicin is showing to be VERY effective at treating COVID-19.
Learn the facts and quit jumping on every opportunity to say stupid things akin to “DONALD TRUMP IS KILLING EVERYBODY”.

This is a pretty cool business model for vacationers.

Seems like half the car was replaced. My dad’s truck has 250,000 miles and he’s only replaced tires and brakes. I’ll stick to cars that don’t fall apart.

Eh, before I had a smartphone, I’d get range anxiety while riding my ICE bikes out on back roads. I don’t miss it.

I need 125 mile range as a super commuter here in the bay area.

Nah. I’m not your obnoxious “LPSL” asshole, but I’ve blipped my throttle to let someone know I’m right there in their slipstream numerous times. They hear you. 

Thinking you could buy a decent Tacoma for $5k is the real crack price.

I fully agree with you about the rider aids. They make that much of a difference. I’d say that a new 200 hp sportbike it’s actually safer and easier to ride fast than my 20 yr old literbike. 

Bit disappointed to see no mention of electronic rider aids in the article, or even in the comments at a glance. Yes power is silly but electronic safety features have come a long way in the last 15 years. I just sold my ‘04 600cc Suzuki that didn’t even have ABS and the bikes i’m looking at now have traction control,…

What Nissan heard: