Yup. And by the way, the pension promises (“liabilities”) are also underfunded for nearly every public group out there. Why pay for needs today, when you can just delay to years from now?

Yup. Glaring omission.

This is a bit of a hit piece.

So true. A PT Cruiser is a truck. A Ford Crown Vic (RIP) is an import. Details matter.

4xe Trailhawk looks sweet. Now just make a “L” 4xe Trailhawk please, or close.

We’ve been waiting for this too. We need an electric station wagon 98% of the time, and an rig that can haul five people, a dog, and all their gear on a 10 mile dirt/mud/clay/road road with water crossings 2% of the time. For that 2%, we tried the rent a “Chevy Tahoe or equivalent” six times. All but one failed. We…

This. Not sure why this is omitted from the article. So many vehicles are now classified as trucks, SUVs, and crossovers because the regs incentivize the OEMs to do so. And we Americans can’t get enough of them. Everyone wins.

Oh... a 4Runner Prime. That would be awesome.

Yeah. A PHEV three-row, off-road capable SUV would be awesome. This, Grand Cherokee L, Tahoe...

This.

This may work for us - an SR5 with the TRD package. We live in the City, so are trying to keep it to one vehicle.

Yes, but that number shrinks with every passing quarter as more and more OEMs do their own EVs.

Since GM is moving to Ultium all the things, it would makes sense that the Bolt ends.

I like most of it, and props to Toyota for making the hybrid standard. Too bad it’s not a plug-in hybrid. That being said:

I hear you. Maybe solid rear axle plus hybrid components get in the way?

Regardless, it looks terrible (also third row is nearly on the floor).

The good news is that you can clear up the paperwork for the red FC-150 from the heated comfort of indoors prior to (or after) the weekend. Also you can then toss it up for free on ewillys.com and it will be gone shortly thereafter. That’s the easy one, ignoring why it won’t start.

Gauges are the face (to the driver) of a car. So many customizers miss this and go with modern auto parts repros... fail.

Steelies rule!

Economic invention.

I think the reference is to the (salt) water. Maybe Japan could build a bunch of desalination plants with co-located hydrogen production. That would take a lot of electricity, but nuclear power matches this quite well.