Whatever happens, the company needs renamed. Fox con is already a thing here in the US.

Kinda what I was thinking, sorry for the loss of the toidy surround, but what about that car??? A modern Toyota with a 1958-1960 Lincoln/Mercury Breezeway back window is the real story here.

Yeah, looks great from the outside, inside seems half-baked and an ugly leather color. Said no one, “I’m dying for a terracotta interior for custom SUV.”

Stunning and in a good color and pretty on the inside too. This won’t last long at all.

1st gear - Seems like it would be easier, faster and much cheaper for Carvana to just dedicate a few lawyers to cleaning up all their title bullshit instead of pulling a Trump about it and trying to deflect. Witch hunt! Hilliary’s emails!!! Obama!!!!

Neutral: I got sore AF after the newest bivalent booster and these were MAGIC. Dosage is two.

They go to all the trouble to stage a brochure-quality shot with roaring campfire, but think it’s cool to have mix ‘n match white walls and white letter tires? Not OK at half the asking price.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. There will be maybe one Lincoln dealer per state, and maybe not even in every state. I saw Continental as Lincoln’s last big chance to be relevant again, too bad they blew it so badly. The interior was amazingly confortable, but the outside was sad and generic yet strangely still managed to be gaudy…

If all BMWs had that front end, the brand would get mocked substantially less. It’s still unmistakably BMW without being a preposterous caricature. I might... gasp... even like it.

Someday this buyer will realize not getting the VW was one of the luckiest things that ever happened in their entire life.

I like the fact they’ve completely sidestepped the “let’s make it weird” school of EV design trap. Here’s hoping this formidable partnership blows Tesla off the map.

The model names are insufferable.

I drove one of these as a favor for someone once (with the engine it was born with) and as I white-knuckled the unforgiving steering wheel on the freeway I felt as if I suddenly knew what it felt like to drive a full size cement-mixer. So adding a Corvette engine takes this from a No-Dice to a Hell No-Dice.

1st gear: Although it may be a fun to brag your vehicle identifies as bidirectional, I can’t see that functionality doing much for the vehicle nor its batteries in the long run. But I’m sure it will convince some buyers to take on that $1,452.82 monthly payment thinking “This thing will practically pay for itself!!!”

If it ever came to the point...? Pretty sure we can see that point on the horizon already.

18 minutes is pretty impressive but that’s assuming you can find a charger and there’s not a Bro Truck blocking it.

Let me preface by saying I like to drive fast. But fast doesn’t mean aggressive and you can’t get on the highway now without seeing multiple instances of people hate-driving or pulling insane maneuvers like they’re playing GTA.

Considering how many people break Mustangs by fiddling around with them and then expect the factory warranty to bail them out when it all goes terribly wrong, I can see how we got here.

We are living in some seriously fucked up times, but at least there’s something out there now that makes the new Hummer look slightly less preposterous.

Since this is probably a direct quote from the sales literature, it seems appropriate to me.