An easy trick for those that are unsure: replace “it” with a gendered equivalent (“he” or “she”) - if the sentence works with “his/hers”, use “its”; and if it works with “he’s/she’s”, use “it’s”.

I mean, the Cupra has been around for twenty-odd years, but sure.

I was wondering only this morning what the Onyx looked like now. It's cool!

I’m assuming you mean that the 58kW.h model is quicker than the 77kW.h one? In which case it has less range, but it’s also lighter and cheaper - that all sounds like a good thing to me.

Exactly - they want to do some failure analysis here, and the best way of doing that is to have a very good look at the nut in-situ. They’ll just remove the hub when it gets back to the factory and whack another one on for Baku.

Another nice illustration of the size difference, courtesy of The Race:

Yes:

Mazda9, perhaps?

It was a strange one alright. Particularity given the derivation of the word.

It could be a funhouse mirror?

Is that part of the weird American Puritan/prurient dichotomy, where they’re generally so tied up in weird shame about bodies that they can only think of a nude person in a sexual context?

Electrify would be a very interesting option. Unfortunately it costs more than Tracy can afford, but it's interesting.

And here I was with the gif and everything... I second this.

I miss Nibbles the hamster.

“The thing is, the Ford Mustang never really left. It only counted up a number and got a redesign.”

Just like I can run faster than Usain Bolt when he’s walking!

Upright and funky sounds like a good description for the i3 too.

That’s fair. Something smaller on the E-GMP platform could be quite interesting. Especially if they're adventurous with the styling.

This will be a much better EV - it's built from the ground up as an EV, unlike the Soul. If you want a rectilinear EV, I'd be taking a serious look at the Ioniq 5.

He seems like the “anything book” guy - he churns them out on an industrial scale, which suggests a commitment to deadlines rather than quality. Looking at his Wikipedia page, it appears that he’s written or co-written 250+ books. I wonder how many of those co-authored ones are “written” by him in the sense that he…