I 100% support this. Added bonus if you find the remix addition as you get a few extra cars and Tokyo to roam. 

That’s very surprising... If Jeep thinks $33k is too much to ask then they must not be leasing for a low enough price... My V6, 4x4 GMC Canyon SLE stickers for $36k and was a steal at $233/ month for 3 years...

I’m sorry but look again. The large grille with squinty headlights and the rear beltline are very, very similar to the traverse. Look at a high country. 

Correct about the model. The stock radio could make it, especially if line of sight is kept and the antenna was set to max height (on the vehicle). 

That is most definitely a Traxxas TRX-4 and would certainly have the electric and radio range to make it the claimed distance to/ from the market. I happen to have a the kit version of that truck (in addition to a 2WD Traxxas Slash - Brushless). RTRs come with a 550, 12T brushed motor, 2 speed gearbox, locking front…

Here’s the problem with the new design in non-sport trim. It looks too similar to a Traverse. Park it next to one and your average Escalade and Traverse owner will likely get the two confused... 

If you want to show off your newly leased v6 challenger at C&C fine, 75+% of those in attendance will give two $h!ts. But please don't ruin it for everyone by trying to be "cool" and showing off your terrible driving skills. No one cares. 

I would purposely find a $500 rusted out clunker and drive it for a month just to piss off the dicks in HR at that company. 

All I could do was laugh when I saw this. This is very reminiscent of the 70s fuel shortages. 

I would have gotten one of these in a heart beat if they were priced low enough to lease. Unfortunately a Canyon SLE 4X4 was priced too well to pass up and I fear I’ll never go back to a non-truck.

Ford took the same approach with the 17' GT...  

I don’t think the c7 interior is all that bad, especially if you sit in a c6 for any period of time. But when you get your hands on the C8, I bet you will be impressed. The interior shows no obvious part sharing, and it’s simply a very nice place to be. 

So Ohio, the state where you pay to go 55mph, has the worst (and probably oldest) drivers? Shocker. 

It's very simple, especially if you're driving a vehicle the size of a small (NY) appartment. Put the fucking phone down and pay attention to the God dam road. 

My dad works for one of the big 3. Naturally I caught the automotive bug and was hooked on cars since the beginning. I even refused to share my blue, foot powered race car with my brother. After multiple failed attempts to put me in sports, I started racing Quarter Midgets sometime between 1st and 2nd grade. I have…

I went from a red 2008 Saturn Astra XR (5 door) to a white 2017 GMC Terrain SLE-2 with AWD and the 3.6 V6. I never actually finished out the lease on the GMC as it lost a fight with a curb while it’s driver was recovering from the flu. I now have a red 2019 GMC Canyon Crew Cab, short box 4x4 with the slightly updated…

Clearly the author never sat in a 2017 GMC Terrain... Mushy plastic buttons, the most useless touchscreen interface and a very plastic dashboard... Anything gm interior from 2012-2018 should thusly be shamed.

I will say, my dad has the 2wd i6 Sierra in SLT trim and can confirm the 30+ MPG score... 

I would love to live in Elon musk’s timeline... By his logic, I’ll be 30 and have a degree in something within a few months...

I drive past a gm owned facility going to work and here’s where the UAW pisses me off. 75% of these “protestors” are driving vehicles less than 5 years old with a mid tier trim package. If conditions were that bad for them, I'd expect to see base model, 10 year or older rust buckets on the side of the road.