I’ll always star a comment that stars a green car.

I really like these non-metallic colors.

I think that ‘arrest me red’ is a myth that has been proven wrong multiple times, for decades. The rumor persists, though...

I vote for the wrap!  You saved money up front, now have fun.  

True, I’m not into driving expensive status symbols. 

Yeah when beige was the new color for the Miata it seemed so ridiculous, until you realize that color was probably intended for the CX-5, and the Miata just got it for ‘free’.

I’m not surprised — Porsche always nickes and dimes their way into $20+K of mostly aesthetic options. Also, “luxury” brands almost always leave off the basic adaptive cruise control available on “normal” cars so they can charge for a tech package, including BMW, Mercedes, Cadillac, Volvo, etc; it seems like maybe…

Don’t worry — this might be an EU-only model. If it’s coming to the US, it’ll be limited numbers, probably marked up, and certainly more expensive than the ‘Autobahn’ package that already starts at $40,500.

According to wikipedia, it’s sold more units than the MkIV already, so what more did Toyota expect?

While I understand avoiding giving Tesla a sale due to Elon Musk, I’d hope that same person who avoids Tesla also refuses to do business with many companies that ‘do evil’ directly (not just by paying an evil CEO). For example:

Wouldn’t you be “yote from an airplane”, not “yate”? Can someone please update Strunk and White for me???

Some people still want cars, like me.

I’m not going to bother fact checking because we all know EV’s from Mexico would never make it into the US because The Wall** is so high and strong that EV’s could never make it past.

Dude, you don’t have time to post here!

The rest of GM’s EV patent portfolio:

I’m super confused with this:

Anyone who says, ‘I’ll never buy a Tesla because of Elon” and also says, ‘I’ll consider a Chinese EV’ is 100% hypocrite.

You’ve got a lot of quick statements, but I don’t understand your point.

Yeah it’s pretty crazy. My high school teachers in Alabama definitely didn’t whitewash the Civil War as anything but a secession that was 100% over slavery, but many students came into class (and continued to hold opinions) about some nebulous (and honorable) concept of “States Rights” that was, in their minds,…

It’s always good to understand other peoples perspectives, even if they are wrong. It helps to humanize them. I think ignoring the ‘some stuff’, as you put it, is just a quick way of closing doors and shutting down conversations. I also think the Daughters of the Confederacy documentary is a fascinating part of…