Sounds like error accidentally on purpose by a disgruntled employee. And to that I say, Well done!

I don’t even like calling this an SUV, it seems irreverent. This is one of the few vehicles in this classification I would not mock relentlessly. I’d prefer a bit earlier production, before they were all tarted up, but it’s still quite respectable.

Oh yeah, slapping on a nameplate that hasn’t been meaningful in decades and is currently used on an under-powered, underwhelming bargain crossover is really going to stop Mach-E shoppers dead in their tracks. Not to mention the brand is fresh off the flaming Bolt fiasco. This would be the equivalent of Ford launching…

I think it should be extended too, but only for vehicles under $45,000.00. Otherwise all we’ll continue to get is stupid shit toys for the rich that squander precious raw materials like GM’s Hummer instead of increasing the number of EVs by any meaningful number.

Despite the cost, I can’t imagine a stolen CC would total the car out, it’s more like a cracked windshield than a bent frame. If stolen CCs do total a car out, 90% of the the ungaraged cars in the US will be on the scrap heap by Labor Day.

And that photo is at least seven shades of orange, 10 inches of tie, and 150 pounds ago.

Of all the delusional acts committed by Orange Julius during his four-year reign of terror, deciding he had better taste than the combined forces of Raymond Loewy and Jacqueline Kennedy was probably the most delusional of them all.

I could waste 6 minutes paging through 13 slides or just click once to instantly look at the colors on the Ford website. Hmmmmmmm, what to do, what to do.

Mixed feelings on this. But once the flyer is already on the plane with their raging Covid, the horse is pretty much out of the barn so the entire plane’s infected anyway. Doesn’t do much good to shift out the symptomatic ones when the entire plane will spreading it wherever they go, anyway, so what’s one more?

1st gear: What the heck is an alternative fuel corridor?

Sorry Nissan, it’s still very, very ugly.

How about “That looks amazing and I love it” plus “They need to let whoever designed that lose on the rest of the lineup, and yesterday” because it looks more like a Cadillac than anything wearing a Cadillac badge has in decades?

I agree, This fixed everything that’s ugly about Camaro and might have saved the platform. And how ironic would that be for present day Buick?

I think it’s good looking too, but like just about everything from GM 9m in recent history, it seems like each new model release has an entirely new design language, and that language is cribbed from visual cues stolen from others with zero originality on GM’s 9m’s part.

The only worthwhile gizmo in this genre is this, because you can actually enjoy it from inside the car, and there’s zero chance it’ll short out the headlights.

Boomers don’t buy 911s, they buy Corvettes. And they’ll buy even more when the console mounted oxygen tank adapter, adaptive bi-focal windshield and voice activated Med-Lift power driver’s seat package (RPO U2OLD) drops this fall!

I’m all for statements against bland SUVs, V-8s, and swoopy two door coupes but that Lexus is gruesome.

The investigations will prove it is indeed possible to crash with both hands on the steering wheel while watching Harry Potter and being electronically masturbated by an Autoblow. Who woulda thunk it?!?!?!

At some point in the not too distant future, the survival of the company will depend on ejecting the Chief Crackpot from day-to-day operations.

Filed to “We can’t have nice things because all we buy are school buses and monster trucks.”

QOTD yesterday was an EV I’d actually be excited about enough to own. This is the answer. I knew an EV that was neither quirky nor ugly was possible.