Sorry, good point.

Except it’s not. You could get an SRX with a third row in 2009.

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Except, it’s a Cadillac, so...

For the amount of miles thes will cover it’s absolutely irrelevant. It’s like worrying about the mileage of my riding lawn mower.

Well, this is way down on power versus the ATS-V, which the nominally replaces

Except we all know this car does not replace the ATS-V.....that car is still coming and the writers at Jalopnik should know that.

Alanis, I usually love the your articles, but come the fuck on. The Audi S3 has 288hp, the S4 349hp/369tq, the BMW 340i has 320hp, ONLY 19 MORE THAN A REGULAR TOYOTO CAMRY.... the Ct4-V is going to be a quick car that will directly complete with the S3/S4/340i for marketshare.

The real story is how this car makes 100 more lb-ft of torque than the outgoing ATS V6.

Massachusetts already does this. We just raised the parking fees at the commuter rail lots so that we’ll all drive into the city instead, or something.

I live in a state where people just voted in a gas tax and the government spends it on what they call road diets to take away drive lanes, and high speed rail, and metro lines nobody uses.

Or *want* a third row. Like it or not, a Highlander, Explorer, Pilot and Traverse scream family truckster, while this, the Edge and Blazer do not. At least, not as loudly. 

The Pilot is bigger, which isn’t what everyone needs or wants, especially people who don’t need a 3rd row. And when similarly equipped, is more expensive. The base prices are the same because Honda sells a stripper version of the Pilot, but not the Passport.

Because they sound like tractors and you can pull similar HP from a blown engine that can be used in more applications.

Unpopular opinion: I’ve never really cared about supercars. None of them. Even as a kid. The closest would be a gen 1 NSX or S4 Lotus Esprit, but those really aren’t supercars. 

This article is purposefully misleading and what’s worse, it’s being misleading so that it can justify being racist and sexist.

The answer has two parts.

Not to mention the fantastic governance in many African nations.

This will help you understand.