Must of slept through his grammar classes.

Three words re. the huhnficker in the Silverado:

Propping yourself up by knocking others down? Zach Bowman is an integral part of the automotive journalist blogosphere, while you’re a ... ?

Hopefully they incorporated those nifty Silverado tailgate handles that are broken on every ... single ... Silverado ...

Hear here - my Abarth worries me every time I turn the key, but I love it mightily!

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Pitch perfect. Are you sure you didn’t write his ‘speech’?

Jim Noir agrees with you so much, he wrote a pop song about the Ford Escort Cosworth MkII:

One of my favorite Grassroots projects, ever:

Also: if you love cats, this might distress you:

I rented one in Spain when they were still hot out of the oven. It deeply disturbed me that I couldn’t buy one in the USA.

I’d be in my basement, furiously perfecting my noise-seeking-missile technology.

*SIGH*
If you can’t do the basic research on your false belief that EV’s aren’t the future - then spare us the wasted time with your ill-informed comments.

EV’s are entirely the future, esp. as the grid becomes more & more powered by renewable energy. I feel bad for you not knowing how to figure this out.

Wow man what a buzz-kill. You get first comment and throw a big, wet blanket on top of something that’s inarguably cool by any metric.

I need to drive more than 400 miles in a day maybe twice a year, so not a big deal. There’s more than a few charging stations and soon they’ll be ubiquitous, so there’s that. You can…

Your 1st paragraph: it’s possible.

Slippery leather, with the dumb integrated headrests that curve forward, appropriate only for humans whose heads sprout from their sternums.

The point of McParland’s screed is that if you’re a fan of the Abarth, now’s a great time to nab one. 

THANKS for weighing in. The Abarth parked in my driveway fully approves. Too bad the seats are so uncomfortable, but I rarely think about that as I’m dicing through traffic.

Yep. I can’t heap enough praise on my Abarth ... except for those weirdly shaped seats. The headrest shoves your cranium forward and the steering wheel desperately needs to be adjustable for distance. Or the pedals. Pick one.

Fiat Abarth owner here: nope.