How about shining a spotlight into your window? This is a bit more intrusive than barriers, don’t you think?

The problem with this poll is that you haven’t taken into consideration that racing means skipping college because unlike golf, basketball and soccer, there’s no path to professional racing that takes you through college first, is there? Car racing is more like going through trade school whereas other sports receive…

Ironically, Kelly Curtis would’ve gotten huge endorsements in NASCAR if she had the talent because she’s good looking enough. 

As a parent of a teen daughter, I’m going to extrapolate a different conclusion that I believe she meant to say. It’s not so much anything innate about the “feminine mind” that’s any different than the masculine male mind as I believe there are a large number of people from both genders who lack the “kill mode”…

1st Gear: this level of elegance in design is what Jaguar needs to resurrect.

 F Type EV convertible is what we need!

 And let’s not forget BMW owns Rolls Royce, but you’d never know it.

2nd Gear: looking forward to seeing how well the Silverado EV will sell vs the Ford Lightning. 

Mostly loaded 2024 Mustang Ecoboost Convertible comes in at $50,000 - a fun way to say goodbye to ICE cars forever.

LOL did you miss the OP’s comment about it being “overpriced”? With the upcoming Volvo EX30 for a similar price that has over 250 mile range and an optional 0-60 in 3.5s performance upgrade, why would anybody in Europe consider the Honda E?

If the Honda E had a performance trim that did 0-60 in 3.5s (like the upcoming Volvo EX30) and a range of 250 miles, I guarantee Europeans will be lining up to buy it. 

Capitalism at its best folks, enjoy this while it lasts because the revolution is coming - you’d think French F1 billionaires would remember their history but well, let them “eat cake” once more.

Mustang Convertible GT is pretty much what high school jocks with money receives on their 16th birthday - it’s definitely perfect for adolescent boys. There were at least 3 in my high school, and the cheerleaders were driving the convertible VW Rabbit. Good times? TOTALLY

“EV prices are due to reach price parity with ICE-equipped vehicles by 2025, or so, according to industry analysts.” Tesla is already there with the $31,000 (after tax credit) base Model 3. Any ICE car with this level of capability would easily cost above $31,000 (270 mile range, 0-60 in 5.8s). Ford and GM will not…

Sadly, “well-built economy cars” are not profit centers and do not move the needle unless you sell in volume. However, I am a huge fan of compact EV pickups with a range of 300 miles and NO bells & whistles for under $40K.

If you attempt to finance a car and the bank says “no, you can’t afford it,” THIS is for your own good. I don’t know why this is even a story - isn’t this the job of the bank to reject applicants who can’t repay the loan?? The real story was when banks were luring unqualified borrowers into high interest loans they…

EXCELLENT DEAL. We bought the car at launch with the $7500 credit (prior law) for MSRP direct from Volvo and it has been easily one of the best cars I’ve ever owned. You got yourself an amazing car that easily looks better than the Model 3/Y and is a rare sight even here in jaded SoCal.

Ford needs to produce more Lightning in XLT trim for under $60K - this will sell very well once the $7500 credit is taken into account.

They know exactly what they’re saying - the general public has no idea what a true SUV is - CR is simply appealing to the lowest common denominator.

Can’t trust Nissan simply because they do not have their house together. Then you add in the complication of the EV supply chain plus Nissan’s lack of money and why deal with any of that when you can get competitive EVs from other makers.