The VII was based on the previous Fox platform Thunderbird. The Mark VIII is based on the MN12, which we are here. Completely different chassis. This one has an independent rear suspension with double wishbones.

Oh my sweet innocent child. Where have you been the past 4 years?

You have to ask, “WTF is wrong with Cheryl Hines?”

Well, I’m actively looking into jobs in Canada or the UK just in case, so...

I saw some RFK supporters at a food truck rodeo a month or two ago. Most of them looked... sickly.  Very much not-robust humans, both in body and in mind.

I can’t stop laughing at it. It’s just so beautifully nonsensical.  Unintentional comedy really is the best.

It’s insane that anyone thinks this guy should be president.  FFS people, what’s wrong with you?

Doubt it, but the other hillbilly is a Mountain Dew fan.

His entire family has been trying to tell us how loony he is for a while. They may be understating their case. 

Well now the brain worms make sense.

And just like that he’s sealed up the highly sought after ‘cartoonishly hillbilly’ demographic.

I can’t speak from experience, but i’m not sure where else you would go.

How can they call that thing a coupe?

It's a restomod candidate. Not a full resto; not worth the trouble. Go in planning to build a cool C4 hot rod keep original parts were it makes sense and replace others with newer gear.

Counterpoint: the centerstack and instrument pod share absolutely nothing with the Volt. This was a $75,000+ vehicle. Its interior wasn’t saddled with any carryover Chevy dreck. It didn’t fail for being a bad car or poorly built or kitted. It failed for being a small front drive coupe from GM that cost $75,000.

Former Volt owner here.
I would want to know about the battery. We had a 2011 Volt, the first gen and the battery was more or else dead at 11 years and 150,000 miles and would have needed a replacement. A remanufactured unit was $5,000 installed. This Cadillac is one year shy of the redesign of the drivetrain which…

The driverless cars are immune from getting tickets and are taking off from the cops.

Yup, they need to do waymo work on this tech.

Waymo said in a statement shared with AZ Central the the issues faced by the robotaxi were as a result of “inconsistent construction signage” in the area