Shazam!

Agree on all points. Besides powertrain updates, they keep coming out with new and interesting color combos and trim packages.

I’m in. Where do I sign?

Is hatchback?

I don’t know what you are waiting for. Aside from an actual financial transaction, this decision appears to have been made already.

Was the Mk1 Audi TT the best car ever? Because I’m pretty sure it was.

Time to burn it all to the ground. 

Looking at the results thus far, there are others like me who clicked NP.

It’s interesting reading into the psychology of the comments for this one. A number of folks are saying they won’t buy it because the price is so low and therefore setting off alarm bells.

To be fair, the dealer we went with was very good about not wasting our time. The price was negotiated and financing was secured prior to even showing up. I stopped by 1 evening after work to drive the car I was looking at and came back 2 days later to sign the paperwork (digital) and drive away. All told, maybe spent…

Regarding 2nd Gear - I agree with the argument from the NADA president that it’s hard to justify spending millions on renovations with little ROI and that this punishes smaller franchises greatly.

Is it just me, or are you channeling Wyclef?

The Bolt or Model 3 have all the range and features I need in a commuter. I don’t have unreasonable expectations for charge time or charging infrastructure. The car I currently drive has left a 60 mile radius from my home maybe 10 times in 4 years.

You could have a Demon (Challenger) and a Hellcat Charger, no?

Solid axles or GTFAC

Or T’aint

Best: 1964VW Beetle - it’s just so hilariously cute and slow. It immediately put a smile on my face and I loved every second of it

“What would be the cost, if any, of retooling the plant to produce an electric vehicle of comparable size to the Chevy Cruze?”

I don’t hate it. That dead on front veiw is godawful. But the front and rear 3/4 shots show balance and decent proportions. It’s modern, but it’s not over the top with cheez.

“While GM stock prices soared...”