Doesn’t look like much fun other then the sound. Could go out there in a Subaru or Audi and have far more fun sliding around.

They are chromed.

Sure that CVT and center diff power take off unit will be living short lives in that Rogue. I cannot see tracks working well at all on vehicles with selective AWD(aka front wheel based reactive) unless that one has the center diff locked. Even then my G35x center diff would overheat and default to RWD if too many snow…

You are going to need a larger stairwell soon...

Toyota 1.8L, 2.4L. Chrysler 2.4L, GM 2.4L. Honda 2.4L, VAG 2.0T all within the last 10 years off the top of my head.

If I am going to do a go anywhere adventure vehicle it would be a Land Cruiser.

Calling LaneSplitter, however even that didn’t want to start.

Guy from Lexus - Getting photographic proof that BMW’s in fact do have rear view mirrors and turn signal stalks.

Looks like a SuperCab combo which could tow 6k lbs with 970lbs payload last generation. Looks to be an aluminum trailer which would be about 3k lbs. Curb weight of a Model A back when it was new was 2265lbs. So should be good to tow.

I agree. The current Acadia tows 5200lbs. With a reduction of curb weight and longer chassis it should be able to tow closer to 6k lbs not less.

707hp, (likely) AWD and a high center of gravity. I can’t see anything possibly going wrong...

Finally the predator grill on something that it looks good on.

Like to see this M2 go up against a Camaro 2SS or perhaps the next ZL1.

It is really too bad, been ready for an 200mi range 30k electric sedan since the first time I drove the Model S of this but the lack of supercharging kills the Bolt for me to buy or recommend to anyone.

You mean like this:

What makes this better then a FLIR One for $249?

Indeed, too bad it costs about 5k more than a Mustang GT.

I would have a Model S if I could afford it. Been wanting one since they first came out. Would also take one donated ;-)

Also thinking about making a new Camaro as my next car. Stingray performance for 40k.