Such a weird hodgepodge. It’s a throwback to the Targa’s of old, but it’s available only in 4WD with a PDK. The top is fabric when up, so it’s not as quiet and comfortable as a hard top. It’s automated, so it’s just as complex as a convertible, while not offering a full convertible experience.

I was really hoping it was the Netflix series “Space Force” sponsoring the car and not the ACTUAL Space Force.

So the Trailhawk that we have has a “locking” AWD system to provide 50//50 power split when in 4WD. Has a super low first gear that it calls “4WD Low”. It has it’s different terrain modes and hill descent control, which works pretty good, also has the factory lift.

I’ve been tempted every year by local rust buckets here in WI. Now that I have a vehicle capable of towing, I might start expanding south to find a diamond in the rough. 

So a smaller, EV, Jeep is going to be sold in North America? The doubt is strong with me.

Wife has a yellow one and honestly, it’s a great car! Decent fuel economy on the highway, the 4WD toys in the Trailhawk are fun to play with on the trails and it hold stuff on the roof with no problem. Wife loves the little easter eggs and friends all know her “yellow Jeep”.

GM: Releases news of an EV pushed back to a 2022 launch, more than likely due to supply chain issues that Jalopnik has pointed out in the news every day.

Technically they do, as the Ecoboost is the Xfinity car and the GT is the Cup Car. Except for the 98 in Xfinity, that’s a GT350

Could have been the lighter, more fun SHO. It wasn’t, sadly.

Rmember when Ford put a TTV6 with AWD in the Fusion? Remember when it was underwhelming?

I mean yeah, the guy is a damn good driver. While I, and most young NASCAR fans, were disappointed that he’d be willing to use language like that you can’t deny his skills behind the wheel.

Dirt and asphalt mind you.

Y’all think this is nuts?

Plus no Raptor owner wants to add a quart of oil every 1,000 miles. 

5th: Yikes, that’s expensive! Mazda has gone premium, I just hope traditional Mazda buyers are willing to jump to that higher price point. I remember when Mazda was seen as the “cheaper Honda” in some regards.

How does it affect you? If it’s not hurting your land, it’s not visible from the road and it’s repaired, why care? It’s like worrying about how I cut my grass high compared to my neighbor who cuts it low. 

Hey Bradley,

The funny thing is that if people actually cared to get to know their neighbors, they’d be OK with stuff like this.

Go for the 3rd gen, this is the “Soccer Mom” 4Runner

Gotta live in a cool state like Wisconsin where we only need 1 mirror!