Are you being sarcastic or do you not know how articles work?

This is the most persistent non sequitur in US politics.
Taxpayers gave GM money and therefore GM should do what they want.
But it was unacceptable for our government to hold shares in GM.

Excuse me, Elizabeth?

Excuse me, Elizabeth?

Assault.

You can buy that today and it's called the Mitsubishi Mirage.

You know there’s an electric Chevy hatchback, right? Doesn’t get more mainstream than that.

The only thing most Corvette buyers care about is Corvette. Tell them the front engine C8 will have overhead cams and coilover shocks and they’ll say “what the fuck does that mean?”

Jason Torchinsky has the music taste of a very hip 26 year old lesbian former college radio DJ.

My manual 9-5 *on shitty Nexen all seasons* was totally adequate for Minnesota winter.

I’m sorry, but for someone who seems to know about these cars, not mentioning sludge on these early non-aero 4 cylinders is an extremely expensive omission.

Here’s the explainer that makes sense to me:

Andrew, I think you may have the wrong read on this. Your article says urban and that does not mean malls. I’m thinking what the British would call “high street shops,” the same places you see other lifestyle brands with storefronts like your Apples and Arcteryxs and such. Prevents cannibalizing existing franchises…

I think most people on Jalopnik have lost track of how much cars actually cost. It is virtually impossible to engineer and sell a new purpose-built platform in the mid $20k range. I struggle to think of a single example in the market; let alone one that’s RWD. There are only two cars that fit that bill, the BR-Z/86…

You can download the Saab WIS pretty easily and get it serviced at any Buick dealer. Parts are available with the exception of body and interior trim.

That’s easy mode. I think the NG900/OG9-3 is the only Saab that’s actually ugly. But I think even the much maligned 9000 has aged gracefully.

The most dangerous profession in that period was Jewishness.

Maybe it’s a St. Paul thing!

Definitely not a cooling systems engineer.

Really? Where?
Maybe I spend more of my time in ‘clubs’ than ‘bars,’ but I haven’t seen this.
Uptown VFW has water coolers, though!

That’s why I said “pop top, similar to your pic”. It’s not the full Westy but it does have a pop top.