A) I don’t have a truck and didn’t defend any truck-buying people, much less those who adorn their pickups with tacky accessories. I drive a RWD sedan.

Seriously. I’m a black liberal from New Jersey.

You’re proving corner49's point. Congrats.

If it's not commercial or doing interstate commerce there not going to be looked at.  Ie no dot number no care 

Hence the joke. There’s really not many places to go if you just want to relax and have a moderate opinion. There’s apparently no room for the beauty of gray anymore. It’s not a black and white world.

You joke but whenever I talk politics on this family of sites that’s the IMMEDIATE reaction.

GM doesn’t own Saab.

I mean this writer in particular lives in NY, rarely drives, and is incapable of changing a light bulb. Of couse he hates big stupid trucks

Everybody loves the Volt now, but when it first came out, everybody had a field day shitting all over it.

If you missed the last couple decades, journalism and print media are dead, blogging and opinions (well, opinion, singular. Only the ones approved by the residents of NYC and LA) are in! Facts are dumb, and if your needs are different than the residents of those 2 cities, you’re racist and hate science (that doesn’t…

Add Harley to the list of companies that take good ideas and submit them to committees of people who destroy them. You put it so well. Next quarter's profits are more important than not being bankrupt in 10 years.

If it was released today it would be known as just a kind of ugly crossover. 

I would argue that GM absolutely takes risks but they have historically murdered their own products before they can properly develop. GM developed a viable, promising electric car years before its competitors.

A negative GM article on Jalopnik. And it craps on a ”big and stupid” truck, too.

This is what happens when you take risks, GM:

That’s such an awful idea, GM might run with it...

I will blame you if this happens!

Every GM Jalopnik article ever

I bet if they electrified the Camaro, it would shake things up too. Well, that and making it so the driver can see out of the car.

Nah, he’s good people. In fact, he’s one of the smartest writers here. I disagree with his assessments... and he’s a bit biased, but that’s ok. We don’t all have to agree. We need voices like his.