My dad had this hangup for a while - he would only buy mid-level American cars because a foreign car might offend “buy American” clients and a posh car might make people think they were overpaying for his services.

The office is also very lucky that the truck started to jackknife just before striking the squad car. Getting hit by the large broadside of the truck rather than rammed by the front of it probably made a big difference, just my guess.

That’s partly because 90% of the time they get 1 reasonable suggestion (Tom) and then a bunch of stupid joke suggestions.

When are we gonna get another one of the follow-up articles to see what the various WCSIB people ended up with?

Why not?

Well it does at least look better than the XT6, although I had to re-Google a picture of the XT6 to be sure about that because it’s so damn forgettable.

A flipback

Here’s my (late) nomination. I actually just sold mine, but it was definitely unique and practical and a ton of fun to drive in all seasons! Gonna miss my Saabaru!

I feel personally attacked by this

Hello, I come from the future.

Yup, that was from the same segment on the Grand Tour as the above clip. Total bit is like 12 minutes I think.

Same. Ours is a ‘15 so it’s otherwise identical to the new G80, so yeah the Hyundai badges got swapped out on day 1.

I set mine at 68 because, regardless of if it’s 95°, 50° or -5° outside, that’s where I’m comfortable.

Pictured: a car David Tracy wants to get his hands on and a car built as though he already had.

My brother has one of these, Sportwagon guise and all..

These laws must have been on the books for some time, because this old 1951 White I saw today has the same layout. Ironically the cab is so damn narrow compared to the rest of the vehicle that mounting the two lights on the corner of the roof doesn’t even come close to giving an indication of how wide it is. But like…

hehe 666

In a court of law, no less.

Jalopnik: “Azera reason Hyundai had a negative sales figure for one of its models last month?”