An interesting thread in all of this is that investors are finally getting a bit fed up with automakers’ tradition of working in secret.

I’m still upset by what the Gov’t did to GM; from the way they selected dealerships to shutter, and the killing of Saturn and Pontiac.

One thing I’m grateful for, however, was the death of Oldsmobile. I was never able to articulate the distinction between Buick and Oldsmobile, and believe the company’s better off with…

‘Evoltis’ sounds like the name of a medication with lots of side effects

That’s only like a 6.25% annual rate, which isn’t terrible.

This game was always fighting an uphilll. It’s a sequel that had nothing in common with the first game. Unrelated stories, different protagonists, and even entirely different play styles. I know we generally look at sequels as the safe/lazy choice, but that was definitely not the case, here.

Back to the intro... I…

Does spending more money on a game make you feel obligated to play it?

Seriously, like every single kind of car a person could be interested in is represented...

Something to note...

Solved it.

Eh, I’m just going to assume they’re lying, and aren’t willing to give away all the new tech’s secrets just yet.

My wife loves her Forester, so don’t tell her I said this, but I feel like between the Impreza, the Crosstrek, the Forester, the Outback and the Ascent, Subaru has one more hatch than they need. If they just canned the Forester entirely, would they even lose any sales? Would everybody just buy a Crosstrek or Outback,…

This is wonderful. At first, you think it’s in slow-mo, but then...

I wouldn’t be surprised if the Levorg STI suspension is a direct fit to the Outback.

Americans just won’t buy wagons. If they did, the Magnum would still be in production.

It’s built on the same platform as the WRX, shares the same 300 horsepower 2.0-liter turbocharged flat-four engine.

I like to say that outrunning a cop is easy, but outrunning the cops is not.

...it was fairly obvious that she was walking, pretty slowly, while dragging a bike.

I’ve seen the video. The result would have been the same with a human driver. This is not the technology’s fault.

Given the pace the pedestrian was was moving at, it doesn’t seem like she was even aware there was a car coming. The simplest way to prevent accidents like this is for pedestrians to look for oncoming…

Also, DOUBLE the doors!