Yes you sure as hell can. The Aurora is a wonderful car and that person is a connoisseur.

The deal breaker here is not just the title issue, but the fact that this truck that’s supposed to have paid so much attention to detail didn’t get upgraded to the 6.0 Vortec. Weak sauce right there only doing the cosmetic upgrades and asking as much as a used 2010 Z71 for similar money within that mileage range.

Also missing the RedVines dispenser in the roof

Hot Take: all sports press conferences are useless and need to go away.

I HATE having to buy a new vacuum every year or two!

You’re not wrong.

But that doesn’t mean the new Type-R looks good.

While Tourx is an incredibly dumb name, I thought the same of XV Crosstrek. I think Rainier or Rendezvous would better names for a lifted AWD wagon, but oh well...

It’s an over styled Subaru with a Honda badge. It’s not a good look.

What professional would show up to the office in something this ridiculous?

It’s hideous. Sorry. Too much going on and insanely boy-racer.

It’s not adhering properly, anything you put on top of that is just... bad idea.
I say strip it and start over.

Yeah, everything looks great with this car. Except the wheels. And tires. And the wing. And the paint. And the interior. And the ground effects.

Skipping around the video I happened to click a spot where the guy was coughing from his vape

Really? You’re ok with the gaudy paint/graphics (“Villains”), and that monstrosity of a wing in the rear? I think the wheels are the least offensive visual aspect of this thing. To each their, own I suppose.

“O’Connor was easing into an empty parking spot on the ninth floor of the Littlefield Parking Garage only to have his Toyota 4Runner suddenly hop over a concrete parking barrier and through the steel wire meant to keep cars from falling off the side of the top floor of the parking garage.”

I’d listen to a rebooted Car Talk with Jason and David (for the crazy and gearhead answers, respectively).

The Equinox already out sells those “competitors”...

Why keep ringing up a history created by people that are dead now? Has the Cruze Diesel been a rolling disaster? How about the Colorado diesel? How is that one doing? Oh yeah, it’s easier to hate on a company for what it did 40 plus years ago than pay attention to what they’re doing now under FAR better management.

By that same token, look at the current Duramax. That’s an in house GM engine IIRC, and it is more than capable of blending in to the background and just being “an engine.”

Dude if you live in Buffalo, NY you should have a second set of wheels for snow tires.

“I would never buy this”