Hate to say it, but I have one of these, and it got weak really quickly.  The battery takes quite a while to charge, and its capacity seems to diminish pretty quickly with the few runs I’ve had with it.  I’d save your money and go straight to a wired one.

Hate to say it, but I have one of these, and it got weak really quickly.  The battery takes quite a while to charge,…

There has to be a way to design the front end of a car without having to try and hide a major structural component like it was something embarrassing.

I heard that these cars were muscly, but very unreliable. Was that just most muscle cars back then, or was this one notorious for it?

I have no words.

That’s beautiful, and the C7 headlights are a nice touch.

I got one for you.

I always knew they were secretly getting funds from big oil..

Seriously, so many of these names reek of stupidity.  Try bringing up a title like that in normal conversation and not sounding dorky.

Reminds me of Mr. Regular’s joke about it during his first Cars and Coffee review.  Whole thing is hilarious for those who haven’t seen it or haven’t been blessed with subscribing to his channel.

My plebeian self just doesn’t.. understand.. this grey bit.

Egggghhhh, yeah at least they tried.

It looks like someone took patches of metal and went mad max/apocalyptic with it. NP

Couldn’t agree more!

We need more sharp rear decks like this in passenger cars.

I dig it, I used to call my previous V6 Challenger a “hell kitten”

Plans for a new bridge between Detroit and Windsor have been in the works for years, but it took until today for something more concrete to materialize.

Again, with VW rolling out the ID Buzz.. I just would hate to have to mention that I drive something by that name.

Oy, “ID Buzz” that’s what we’re gonna be calling it?
“Yeah man, I drive an ID Buzz”
         “You did what to who?”

What are some of the mistakes? Not trying to be annoying, I’m genuinely curious (I am not in any engineering circles, apart from Computer Science)

In other words, we need to get rid of CUVs, and bring back pop-up headlights, because policymakers don’t care anyway.