I’m sure we’ll see that for the mid cycle refresh in 15 years. 

I’m 100% in favor of the flight crew having tranquilizer guns. 

Mr Stark, Mr Stark, excuse me, but your table is ready.

If you think you’re “buying into the future” because you got a haphazardly-assembled sedan with an unfinished interior from a South African diamond mine heir, then I guess the hype worked.

I think the main problem is that when you buy a Tesla, you are “buying into the future!” When you buy a Chevy, you are buying a Chevy.

Still rather have a Nobe.

It is hilarious that you’re commenting this on something I wrote.

Stellantis is like the show Chopped, where a bunch of random stuff is thrown into a basket, and you’re forced to make a bunch of stuff just... work.

I worked at a coffee shop where a local mechanic would drive up in his Messerschmitt with his two dogs in the back. I know he was the happiest guy in the world when he rolled up in that thing.

You see, this is why I love GM. All companies have their fair share of messiness, of poor decision making, of internal drama. But with GM, so many of its outwardly visible bad decisions make you know, just know, that behind the scenes there were so many more horrible, mind-reeling other bad decisions that predicated…

I’ve driven both. the 64 when it was 10 years old and the II when it was new.

I would like to know what is in the boxes, but the guy tells me that’s for “Member’s Only”.

I am always here for turbo 924 shenanigans

Has there ever been a black staff writer (or writer in general) at Jalopnik? I’d gladly volunteer to share stories of my past and ongoing 924 Turbo shenanigans for free haha.

Not to mention the decline in Asian and female representation.

As good as it is to have this post, it’s notable that the reason it’s not by one of the Black staff writers at Jalopnik is that there are no Black staff writers at Jalopnik.

Totally unrelated to the discussion, but I think the 5th gen (1967-69) T-birds are underappreciated.

The Beetle is looking at you like, “What the hell, Jason, who’s she?!”

how about an electric cross-over called the Corvette BoltVolt

That is simultaneously awesome and horrible.