or a proctologist.

True, but it’s not THAT much smaller. Plus I have push bars on the front and the tow ball and whatnot on the back. Hell, even my ‘07 fit with this on

I also never past up an opportunity to post my latest one, simply because I love it

I can park both my C10 Suburban and C10 LWB pickup in the garage side-by-side. It helps that my house was built in ‘66 though. LOL

I’m a bit loathe to admit it, but I’d buy it.

Generally speaking, yes, it is. But when you drive them back to back, you can’t tell from the aspect of parking, lane changes, etc. What you CAN tell is the difference in the ride because of the longer wheelbase. Also, you can let the windows in the rear doors all the way down (LOL).

As a 4x Suburban owner, I usually get one of two things:

Agreed, well, as least as it relates to the 02-06 V6 models. I’ve had 4 of them at different points in my life and they were all rock-solid reliable, roomy, efficient, and quick.

Rock Creek.....Park?

With a real steering wheel, I’d drive it but I wouldn’t buy it, not at $7,500. Easy ND.

Definitely impressive, but we all knew it would be. I would like to see the Integra Type S with SH-AWD for those that want it, but I’m pretty sure that isn’t happening.

That car in this market? NP.

It is in a VW.

I HATE those

Nah, it’s not gasoline.

Show me the info.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again; EVs are not the answer. Not even close. The amount of resources it takes to make them almost completely negates the benefit.

Eh, as a 4-time Subaru owner - ‘05 OBXT, ‘05 FXT, ‘12 STI, and now ‘20 STI - the Subaru faithful cries foul, with the same complaints, every time a new generation comes out. As more of them become available, they will get snapped up. Sun rises, sun sets,

Eh, all crossovers kinda look like that now. Just boring, bland bars of soap.

Fast car go crash. It happens. Fortunately the only injuries are to the car and their ego.